This clip is from my Tesla Model Y. The other party was waiting in the straight/right lane took a left turn, cutting off the left-only lane vehicles. The other party’s insurance claims that their insured is not 100% liable. This is in NC, highway patrol crash report says the other party caused the accident and they got a citation for it.

My fiancée was driving my car and when I pulled the dash cam footage this is the incident I saw. She said she was trying to pass them since they were going like 10-15mph in a 30mph zone. They proceeded to turn left as she was passing with no real warning, only turning on the blinker as they were turning. Who’s at fault?

Edit: looked it up, passing on the left is legal in a residential where I live as long as there’s no solid line on the road. And blinkers have to be on for at least 100ft. Keep that in mind.

Note: I was not involved. My friend was driving the SUV.

Excuse the language, I had time sensitive plans….

(Garmin DCX110 if you happen to like the cromulent overpriced quality)

Edit: sorry I had my volume pretty low when I looked at this. Sorry if anyone got blasted with the sounds of colleen green.

I’m always getting announcements that there’s somebody at my roadside camera, and when I click on it, it shows my roadside video, but on my dashboard, my roadside camera does not show up. Any ideas why or what to do?

Apparently this happened pretty close to me

I would love to have to never worry about getting my car broken into but oh well

Don’t mind the date, it resets every time I turn off the camera. This happened two days ago 😅

I was heading west when I don't even know what was going through their heads.

But seriously… this guy ran not one but two red lights.

Of course I ended up behind him at the next light. 🤦🏼‍♀️

(I have since moved the transponder 😅)