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[Sad news] Here is the driver who gave way to the road with good intentions, but met a terrible end lol
Roads are battlefields. A dangerous video that puts that proverb into practice is going viral.
I learned the ``spirit of compromise'' in elementary school, but I understand that doing so on public roads can be fatal.
Look at the moment when good intentions, far from becoming enemies, are physically scattered.
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1: Anonymous if the wind blows
[Video] Idiots who give way to other cars scatter
(*Dashboard video: Poster giving way to a car waiting to turn right. The moment the car turning right accelerates and turns, it collides with a motorcycle that came straight from the blind spot)
5: Anonymous if the wind blows
This is why I can't stop the Thank You accident (white eyes)
12: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>It's a hellscape where both the giver and the person who's given the gift are unhappy, and no grass will grow.</span>
18: Anonymous if the wind blows
>>12
This is it. The person who was given it to me also gets anxious and says, ``You gave it to me, so I have to hurry.''
As a result, you can no longer see your surroundings.
25: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>If you want to give in, make sure to check it out until the end. You're the wall. </span>
33: Anonymous if the wind blows
>>25
No, the person who gave it to me isn't at fault. Aren't straight bikes flying too far?
42: Anonymous if the wind blows
>>33
<span style='color:red;'>The act of ``giving in'' on a public road is actually the most dangerous trap. </span>
The signal ``please'' is a magic spell that makes the other person ``wait the safety check.''
55: Anonymous if the wind blows
A long time ago, I was taught at driving school, ``Don't give in, just follow the rules,'' and now I understand the meaning of that.
68: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>Google "thank you accident". All I see are videos that look like the end of the world. </span>
77: Anonymous if the wind blows
Imposing good intentions is violence. I understand clearly.
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Summary
Man, just looking at it makes my stomach hurt.
At first glance, the act of ``yielding'' may seem like a virtue, but in Japan's road conditions, it is considered ``unpredictable movement'' and tends to be a breeding ground for accidents.
Especially when yielding to a car waiting to make a right turn, you have to use your imagination to see what's coming from your car's blind spot.
Let's all try to avoid thinking ``I'm fine'' and make sure to ``follow the rules'' instead of ``compromising'' on public roads.
Otherwise, it might be your turn to "disappear" next...!