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Showing posts with label road rage. Show all posts

ROAD RAGE IN AMERICA - BEST OF THE YEAR | BAD DRIVERS USA, CANADA

A whole lotta swearin' going on. Some people just shouldn't drive. Who doesn't love a good road rage video? There sure are enough of them! Here is a compilation of the best of them from USA and Canada. The video has been viewed almost 10M times...

Best (IMHO) of the Year Road Rage & Bad drivers in North America.
Videos featured in the following compilation are intended for criticism, educational and journalistic purposes.
Take this video as a learning tool, watch and do NOT repeat!



Fury Road

WHAT IN THE WORLD!? RACE CAR DRIVES OVER TOP OF ANOTHER!!

Crazy Figure 8 incident from Anderson Speedway, Anderson, Indiana, where a car gets mad for getting spun out, even though he was blocking for the whole race as the leader but both drivers had been sent to tail for spin prior to this incident.





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Why You Don't Mess with Siberia's Strongest Woman During a Road Rage...

Viral Randomness...

Siberia's strongest woman, Oksana Kosheleva teaches a driver a lesson when she pulls him out of his vehicle, carries him over her shoulder - and locks him in the trunk of her car. ...



It all happened in a mall parking lot in Irkutsk, when a male driver cut in front of her. Kosheleva, 34, famous for pulling trucks and trams, is heard blasting him: 'You should learn how to park, there are kids around.'

The champion powerlifter dragged him from his car and carried him like a sack of potatoes to her vehicle where she locked him in the trunk, kicking him once before driving him 100 metres away and releasing him.




When interviewed later by a local TV station, Kosheleva replied, "I always try to avoid rude talks and, of course, fights. I simply decided to teach him a lesson, I wasn't planning to beat him up."
"I am a woman and fights are not for me. After driving for around 100 metres I stopped."

Oksana Kosheleva | Source


Source(s): siberiantimes