Car merging from the left, car trying to cut the line from the right. Had no idea what to do, so I laid on the horn and at least the line cutter stopped.

EDIT: I guess I'm in the wrong. My bad.

Front and rear cameras on a motorcycle. As soon as I realized the trucker locked up his brakes, I moved left to give him my lane if he needed it. Luckily, he went towards the right shoulder.

If you watch carefully, you’ll see that the trucker was about two beats too slow on his brakes.

Am I at fault here? I was going right on red, but I thought I still had the right of way

Was going straight through an intersection this afternoon when a sedan turned left right into me. Couldn’t stop in time and crashed. Everyone’s fine, already filed the insurance claim.

Glad I picked up the Vantrue N5 a few months back. Footage is clear enough to read their license plate and catch the whole incident from start to finish.

Just to get ahead of a few comments I'm expecting:

1. I'm sure I could have stopped and let the guy pass. However, he had a flashing yellow arrow to turn left, and I had a green light while being in the right turn lane, meaning I should have had the right of way.
2. I also probably could have slowed down more, but I was slowing down prior to making my right turn, so I don't personally think I was going too fast.
3. I didn't actually see the guy coming because he was hidden by my A-pillar. I was genuinely surprised to see him slam on his brakes just mere moments before almost hitting me.
4. I don't know why the guy was going, but I assume he thought he could beat me before I started my right turn.

Any idea what the taxi was thinking here? There were just the 3 traffic lights in front of him that were clearly on red. He couldn't even use the excuse that they had just changed from amber as they were on already red as we turned the corner.

The standard of driving of a lot of these so called professional drivers is scary.