One hit & run driver will pay for his crime. This video is too good to believe. Berkeley police arrested driver upon viewing license plate in video.
Fast forward to 2:38 to see the crash.
http://blog.sfgate.com/stew/2012/04/...n-video/?tsp=1
One hit & run driver will pay for his crime. This video is too good to believe. Berkeley police arrested driver upon viewing license plate in video.
Fast forward to 2:38 to see the crash.
http://blog.sfgate.com/stew/2012/04/...n-video/?tsp=1
Wow, they got the license plate from that?
I'm starting to have thoughts about riding with a video camera in traffic. I'd probably never look at it but how many of these incidents never get prosecuted because it's easier for the drive to just take off?
He did film himself blowing thru every stop sign on the road.
^ Wow did you notice the waist on the one on the far right? I don't think she's too fat for this sport.
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holy crap...my palms were sweatin' watching that. Glad to see those guys are OK. Now I'm thinking it's not a bad idea to start filming as well just for this very reason. I think it might be wiser to maybe face the camera backwards though.
I heard about this rear view camera about a year ago. Does anyone have/use it?
http://www.cerevellum.com/hindsight.aspx
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most cars where a driver is distracted - texting or talking this is what happens.. I like how the owner told the cops his car was stolen.. video evidence hard to overcome.
The main reason I wear my Go Pro while riding on the street now is for this very reason. So far I have filmed 3 close calls.