Video captures moment car fails to give way at busy city intersection
Dashcam footage has captured the moment a driver skipped a give way sign and careened into another car at a busy city intersection.
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Dashcam footage has captured the moment a driver’s mistake led to a crash on the corner of Mary and Jellicoe sts during foggy conditions earlier this month.
Captured around 8.45am on March 4, the video shows a car on Jellicoe st fail to give way, shooting across Mary st and colliding with an oncoming vehicle.
Posted on dashcam Footage Australia last week, the video accrued more than 180 comments in a couple of days.
“Take ya life into ya own hands approaching any give way/stop sign in Toowoomba, even when ya have right of way – never seen so many (extremely) late-brakers in my life,” one viewer said.
“Toowoomba drivers at their best, fog wouldn’t have made any difference,” another added.
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