I hope Isaiah's girlfriend has a quick recovery

I hope she's better now. People can be cynical because they know that insurance fraud does happen.

Isaiah is the submitter of Video #11

@@GenuineLenisita 8:50 In Brazil Tesla Model save The boy use the Bike insid the Route. .

AUTO DRIVE MOVED WAS CHANGED BY A CYBORG TO, AUTO HUNTING MODE

Awesome. I've always wanted that

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I would love a locomotive horn, I always have these happy horns when I honk they wave back at me as though I'm saying hello.

@Bladecraft LMAO😂😂😂

That girl in #2? Would of pissed herself.

Trust me driving is a right

Buy a old truck and learn from there. This is horrible way to learn to drive

Especially driving SUVs and most environmentally unfriendly cars is a privilege. Be mindful and thankful. Especially when your parents help you financially. Everyone should learn from these videos to drive with mind and respect.

i. Remember young Padawan learner. When can the vehicle in front of you slam on it's brakes 100%.... The answer is: AT ANY TIME AT ALL. Always assume the moment you look away the cars in front might slam on their brakes so if you have to look at something you need to back off. ii. A car closer to you can completely obscure an equal sized vehicle or even bigger farther away. Once in a blue moon you will look at a two or more lane road and see a single vehicle and think okay I have space and time to cross the street before he gets here but as you start rolling or walking you see oh there was a second vehicle obscured by him... So don't be in a hurry to the grave.. It has patience and will wait. iii. As in ii. sometimes a rig/truck whatever it's called is pulling two boxes not one. It is easy to look back and not see there is a second box behind the first. It is easy to see the first box pass you and not see the low to the freeway tow bar so be careful not to pull into the second box. Numerous times I've noticed I don't see the second box until most of the first has passed. iv. Whenever something wonky is happening up a head tripple or more how much space you have between cars in front. v. Sometimes if you have a moronic passenger who is distracting you and you can't drive safe with their stupidity you may have to dump them out. vi. During busy hours well worth detouring around dangerous spots. Been driving since 1985 and so far no accidents but many people I know who had accidents wasn't a surprise.

@@fredkilner2299 This is wise (Saladin at Crusader PC Game)

Smells like Unprogressive insurance to me. Flakes. It’s a shell game 🐚

So many poor deer were hit in this video and this is what you took from the whole video.. humans are sad creatures.

​@@PhoenIXPhantasiesI think it's normal that we care more about humans than deers...

@@t.r.inight That's not even the comparison that needs to be made. You are valuing money over a life.

@@PhoenIXPhantasies when you kill an ant you value nothing over a life ? + money is very valuable

Yea. The guy on last clip was too much. Make sure the other driver acknowledged the mistake and keep it moving.

@@mr.carolina9887 Honestly, it doesn’t matter if they admit their mistakes. Uts better to just keep it going. Youre just going to make the other person even madder if you tell them they made a mistake. People like to protect their ego for some reason

Happened three times to me today.. I was doing five over the speed limit

The Tesla had actually been hit by the blue Toyota. They weren't chasing because of a cut up. They were chasing to get details because:- hit & run!!

@@alexmanojlovic768 no video said almost hit but did not hit.

usa karen...

@@hyunsi1221 to be fair I'd be pissed if people were stupid on the road too

no one got hurt, so unneccessary

@@bennypika3575 It isn't that noone got hurt, it's the principle of it. Noone got hurt because G was attentive. But a less experienced or less attentive driver may have. Unsafe drivers should be called out and punished, regardless of any injuries, as someone like that would have gone on to do the same thing again and again, something that would eventually result in injury.

That's part of the reason I stopped being a 911 dispatcher nobody listens they just do what they want

Im sayin

You sound like an expert

@@Musalia94 I work in insurance, people would happily say they broke their back if it means a larger settlement.

Facts

Yeah that claim was bunk af. Confirmed whiplash my nuts shes lookin to get paid is ALL

is it?

Nothing is a coincidence because god is in control and he has a sense of humor

@@TheAnnoyingBoss Your God's in control? I'd hate to see out of control! 🤔

@@jaybee5832 good thing you'll never have to see that brother because the one true and only real existing God is always in control. Hallelujah. Satan is a loser brotha hallelujah

@@TheAnnoyingBoss it's raining men, hallelujah

Problem is the more automated it gets the less we pay attention.

Yeah, those red light runner accidents are usually spottable if you look. I know you or I have the right of way, but don't let someone else put you in the hospital with a broken neck for not taking a look to make sure traffic is stopping, or where upcoming cars that need to stop (but are still moving at high speed) on big or empty intersections are currently located. It's my motorcycle riding training and self training that kicks in there. It's saved me a few times, even from dealing with annoying "fender benders".

@@td6608 it will be more automated in the next 100 years, we can't avoid the technology.

@@sweetsour401 And no thought is given to the purpose of the human being. Think about it, once technology has advanced so far what is the point of us?

@@td6608 technology itself is not always cold, industrial or anything like that, although it changes something fundamental about humanity itself. It's something new.

Maybe he was trying to claim insurance

I’m an Uber driver and this happens to me almost every day

@@f1av0rflave OMG~

in florida this is normal what he did.

Toyota drivers are ALWAYS 10-15 under the speed limit completely unaware of their surroundings.

A lot of naive people still believe police are what police are traditionally supposed to be. The unfortunate reality is now-a-days the police are nothing more than the personal mercenaries for corrupt/criminal politicians. Only the worst of the worst even sign up for the job, unless you want to become a career criminal you don't become a police officer in the USA anymore. I fear in the near future police will be a leading force in the "democrat's" mass genocide against anyone that see's them for the real life supervillains they truly are... Notice their genocidal rhetoric, they have changed the word "white supremesist" to mean literally anyone that see's them for the international criminals and scam artists they really are. We live in dark days where just saying the truth out loud is called "hate speech" and "extremism". So called "democrats" in America today will forever be remembered alongside the most evil villains in the history of humanity. They are the enemy from within our forefathers so clearly warned us of and from now on they will be treated as such...

It's kinda childish. Everyone does mistakes. Imagine getting followed for every jaywalk and minor "rule break" I am glad that the police doesn't care about this stuff. It's much different if they are showing signs of alcohol or drugs

There are absolute no repercussions for a hit and run, even if you kill someone.

@@FMSkyLoL you think swerving around and not being able to stay center in a lane isn’t a sign of drugs or alcohol?

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But if it saves lives, and gives people more free time in a busy world, it’s a win

To some extent that's the intention, though, right? Far too many people (quite possible a majority of drivers) aren't driving because they in any way appreciate it, but because they have to, in order to just get from point A to point B. I'd wager that those people in particular are the ones who pose the greatest risk to other drivers (especially motorcylists), to bicyclists, and to pedestrians, because those are the people (IMO) who are the irresponsible, dangerous turds who tend to text on their phones, or get distracted in various other ways, while driving.

@@dillonisham4332 Time is still spent on the road. If you want to carelessly be on the road, take a bus. Less cars on the road driven by people who respect said vehicles is a win-win situation.

Thats what people said about cars when transitioning out of horses

I very much enjoy being the monitor for the decisions my Tesla makes, but I totally agree with your driver-attention thought.

Yeah 😅 that was so cool considering there was no visible damage at first look.. 🤔 how'd that cause whiplash

@@billhanna2148 ikr

@@billhanna2148 one helluva acting job lol

That was funny but, Isaiah’s girlfriend had to go to hospital for whiplash from that little tiny bumper bump, really! How weak and unused are her neck muscles? She probably has to wear a neck halo after carnival bumper cars.

@@billhanna2148 sounds like a case of insurance fraud to me

Who says auto pilot can drive by itself? You mean self driving mode which isn't perfect either and still is in beta.

Uneducated people only hear about the accidents caused by autonomous driving in the news but have no idea how many lives it saves. There will always be drunk drivers and drivers falling asleep. Put autopilot on these folks will save millions of other peoples lives.

Auto Pilot is NOT the Full Self Driving. There's a difference.

@Grant ingelbret, Tesla markets three features - 1) Normal Cruise Control 2) Enhanced Auto Pilot (EAP) where onboard computer has the capability to brake and accelerate the vehicle in addition to maintaining cruise control. 3) Of course, the FSD which in addition to EAP, has the capability to navigate the vehicle, follow traffic control devices. Whether feature #1 & #2 are copout or not, that consumers can always vote with their wallet.

AutoPilot isn't presented as being FSD, of course. Tesla's enhanced autopilot is *great* to use, especially in commuter traffic, but it's still the driver's responsibility to pay attention to what the car is doing, and correct anything it may make an incorrect choice on. Even responsibly doing that, while letting the car deal with the drudgery of a commute is (as you note) hugely valuable. FSD is currently still in Beta, and you still have to literally let the car anyalyze your driving for awhile before it will even enable it. Watching current FSD-Beta videos are quite impressive. But even with that, the driver is supposed to monitor what the car is doing, and take over if it makes an incorrect decision. Tesla's aren't ready to completely drive themselves yet, but we long ago passed the point where many people shouldn't even be allowed to drive at all. When did we stop re-testing to maintain one's license, and why? At this point in time, regular re-testing for a license should include in-car camera footage of X-amount of time (say, 30 days of actual driving?) of how someone drives, for every drive that occurs in that time frame.

Safer than macho man swilling a beer.

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Same 😆

I bet everyone who watches wham baam is :D

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Facts

@@branstevens8337 read the pinned comment

Read the pinned comment man

Np

​@@ivanildogamerpttm7828 are you that Ivan guy?

@@ivanildogamerpttm7828 aint no fuckin way lol

@@loganphillips5142 I mean he was told about the video so he prob watched it and scrolled through the comments. so it wouldn't be surprising.

Roadster at 1:48

THIS

Anything in life has bads and goods. Nothing is perfect.

Same 😄 i just recently order a model y

@@CHITO829 that's nice I want a Model S Plaid or a Model 3 Performance, but I am from Colombia and they have not arrived officially although there are already some imported from the United States, most of them are standard range plus, but they arrive officially in 2025, even so I love to see people enjoying their teslas

Yeah, same here, all those crash videos.

I had been considering it. My current vehicle is paid off, and I'm currently saving money for my next vehicle. The tech on Teslas (especially autopilot and sentry mode) is seriously impressive, though I also want to see how advances in solid state battery tech and the 4680 cells pan out.

For us in France for every tesla the price are the same so we can buy a model s plaid with all he options for like 120k euros and it starts at 85k

Sim, fiquei surpreso até!

Sim! achei muito daora

*"something like 25 Tesla's in the entire country, so seeing one of them here is fantastic"* Why? They don't look aesthetically interesting. They are what they are.

@@bricaaron3978 yeah but it's a rare car to see, It's easier to see a Lamborghini or a Ferrari than a Tesla, I remember one day I saw around 17 Lamborghinis, around 12 porches and 5 Ferraris or something like that and I never saw a Tesla in person.

@@Juliogamer71 I understand what you mean. Unfortunately I think sports cars look less and less beautiful, but maybe that's inevitable.

Explanation? Probably scamming the insurance company.

She has priority, cars needs to stop.

@@matzz88 It don't matter if you're right if you're dead

@@matzz88 I guess no-one ever texts while driving where you live

@@matzz88 I seriously don’t get that rule, she’s crossing a ROADWAY. How is a driver liable for hitting someone crossing the road when the pedestrian is supposed to look at the road before they cross? I’m not saying it’s a written law that they need to make sure the roadway is clear before crossing, but maybe a life rule to keep you safe.😂😂

welcome to the USA where people think papers protect lives

How can you assume someone's medical status??? If she went to the hospital and was examined by a doctor and the doctor concluded she got whiplash, then she got whiplash. But somehow you know better. Also you can get whiplash at speeds as low as 5mph or even lower. There have been tons of studies on this.

Have you even seen the pinned comment on the video?

Come on, we need more room on the shoulder so these accidents can park and we can go around. We used to have clear zone up to 30' and the left lane should be as wide as the drive lane. California has overpass cement rails 1' from the drive lane.

@@timsteinkamp2245 who’s gonna fund that after everything has been built?

@@proto12qs I might have said the same thing as you until I had my first accident after 40 years of driving. Don't give up because I didn't. The money will have to come from the big pot of taxes they take from us. I researched the road design manual after my wreck. When I first started driving was when rumble strips came out and they studied them for 35 years. The place of my accident on the interstate had no rumble strips. It is the least cost improvement that saves lives on our highways. Per many many studies done by universities across the land along with the 50 highway departments set up for our safety They gave them a 16% reduction just in fatalities. Read the "Green Book" of road design. Look at the recommended design and the allowed design. The road designers were taught by our people when we built the Universities. The American people gave massive amounts of money to these people to teach our children to build safe roads and the best value. It is up to us. You say excellent recover from the Jersey barriers and it looks good but Jersey barriers are proven to be unsafe and only used because the people will not spend money on a wider right of way. Look at an accident with Jersey barriers on both sides and then a vehicle catches fire and people just keep ramming into the the bunch because there is no where to go. It is a death trap. The people choose instead to install hospital trauma centers along our freeways as part of the answer for safety on our roads. The funding after it has been built will be ours and that of our children because after 50 years these roads are not going anywhere. In the future consider the concept of "clear zone" and maybe allow the crosses of death to remain on the highways, at least we can see the dangerous sections.

I read the owner of tesla while in California didn't pay the proper taxes🤣 Between '15 and '18 there was a year he paid only around 68k

@@tpndgo2061 and then he paid the most taxes than any individual in American history.

Honestly. Their car didn't even move while being "hit".

Exactly people exaggerate I swear lol it didn’t even hit accidents happen 🙄

@@meditationsounds154 lol if it wasn't a Tesla nor a cautious person that would have been an accident! I can agree that it was overreacting calling the police and everything but still was a dangerous move from the Toyota and it could have ended pretty badly if they really had hit each other!

@@cfv4 I know it could have ended bad but I don’t see the point of calling the police and following them until they get the car

@@meditationsounds154 i can understand if the Toyota driver like, flipped him off or did something after g avoided him, but since I don't see that in the video he should have just went on his way!

It looked like the Toyota did it on purpose.

And deer must be autonomous as well.

@@seth7745 Exactly, imagine a deer in every conceivable position including flying through the air in every meteorological situation in every light condition in every traffic situation. Now include every animal that could enter the highway, now include every object... The possible scenarios are almost unlimited. Computing power for automous vehicles is similar to predicting weather and those who live in areas the weather changes know how that is working out...

Just occurred to me, deer are autonomous 🤔

I reject this determinism about the inevitability of 100% autonomous vehicles. I can see it now - governments mandatimg waaaaay before electric autonomous cars become affordable to 99% of people who currently own cars. It's a recipe for a massive split in society - those wealthy enough to own their own transportation and those who aren't. The secondhand market for electric autonomous vehicles won't be nearly as accessible to the every man and woman as traditional cars are. But that doesn't seem to come up in these discussions. Denying the masses the right to own their own cars is practically treated like it's a good thing, and I find that fucked up and elitist. So much subsidies and government money has been poured into this tech, it's clear that there's a faction of the rich and powerful who want to accelerate a phenomenon that isn't organically happening in the consumer marker.

@@murrothbro195 I understand your argument but although car ownership may drop I forsee the number of vehicles increasing significantly. With autominous you can have everything shipped from a pencil to meals to your kid to daycare and back. Old people, kids and the handicapped will be able to travel at will all you need is the means to rent one which will probably be heavily subsidized.

Heh... Even older, and I love driving too (especially a stick), but I bought mine three years ago... Honestly think it's the best money I ever spent. Even just letting it handle stop-n-go commuter traffic (while responsibly monitoring what it's doing) is priceless.

@@patricksweeney6334 enjoy your new toy, I love stick shift, I had a Jeep and loved it, I had a thunderbird turbo stick, dangerous, I had to sell it.

@@Django2424 Prior to the Tesla, I'd only ever (reluctantly) purchased on automatic for myself... a 2001 Saab 9-5. My timing need was the only reason I didn't look around long enough to find a manual. However, my mechanic found me one within about a year and I traded up, so to speak. If I hadn't decided to give up gas-burners and go electric, I'd still be driving Saab manuals.

@@patricksweeney6334 nice, I live in a very cold climate and electric ⚡️ cars don’t seem to work well here.

Seriously, lightest tap imaginable, didn't even hurt the license plate.

They're rich kids

That tap was very light, maybe she has whiplash and he has rug burns on his knees, but blame it on the car kissing their ass

Right! He had all of that road and waits until G gets near him to come over....stupidity 🤦🏾‍♀️

@@rahra2483 he was attempting insurance scam

snitch

The last one is a bit of a nazi. Following the car lol

@@20023230 how does that make them a Nazi?

You would probably feel differently if you used autopilot. It works very well in that situation because it takes care of the basics like maintaining a set distance and lane centering. That allows the driver to focus more on everything else instead of just staring at lines and the bumper in front of them constantly. That means the driver can focus more attention on what is going on a few cars ahead, the car to their left that is driving erratically, etc which gives them a better chance of avoiding an accident. You can just override whatever Autopilot is doing at any moment so it doesn't really matter if autopilot is driving. In other words, autopilot isn't just for letting the driver chill. It can also assist the driver so they can be MORE focused on traffic around them. It all depends on how you use it in a given situation.

Yea well as a truck driver I have seen alot of telsa owners on there phone instead of paying attention to the road so how can they react....

@@jeremygoss619 Only Tesla drivers though, right? It's not as if other drivers EVER drive distracted.

@@mayorsnorkum4005 I never said that but now they don't even need two hands on the wheel anymore and just have to tap it every few minutes..... But no I totally agree it's like a pandemic with phones... I have e seen other truck drivers going down the road on their phones... it's scary....

@@jeremygoss619 Long before I owned my Tesla, probably 10 years ago, I started noticing the trends while driving around. You'd see a car doing strange things, and assume they were drunk. Get closer, and realize they were VERY concentrated on their little screen, with little regards to their surroundings. All this, while travelling at 50+ mph. Today, I regularly see professional truck drivers doing the same (with MUCH higher stakes), even the driver of a tanker truck in the last week or so. I use my FSD as a means of reducing fatigue, not as a substitute for paying attention, and when I see comments that imply that inattention is a Tesla problem, I get a little irritated ;) We need to have our police pay much less attention to speeders, and MUCH more to those driving without paying attention, as the latter are probably WAY more likely to produce an accident (whether they are Tesla drivers or not). The problem with driver assistance features (Tesla, and all the others) is that they are built assuming the people will be reasonably responsible. Unfortunately, as a species, we seem to be "all stocked up" on idiots ... and "Common Sense" is apparently not so common ;) If you see your colleagues driving down the freeway doing this, maybe a short reminder on the CB can nudge them?

Agreed, it was totally intentional. Hm... now that I'm typing this, another option is he didn't hear the tesla behind him since those things are very silent I reckon? so he thought he was on the clear and didn't see the car until he merged and realized the car was there so swerved back maybe?

Honda bump for the win

@@t-aspect132 lol

ya

Typical. People want everything perfect when they are not even close to it. It is clearly way better than humans and nobody said anything about 100% accident prevention. It is just a nice bonus.

@@emicimaz claro que vale! Mas o outro é um tesla em território Brasileiro, eles ainda são raridades aqui.

I'm honestly wondering if this clip really is new. I could swear, I've seen it in the past somewhere (quite long time ago). Or at least it was very similar.

It sure was! That last one was so satisfying

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Hi @Wham Baam Teslacam your videos are amazing great entertainment for me and interesting to know some facts about Tesla they are amazing cars I’m not Tesla owner yet hopefully I’ll be 1 soon I love the model 3 and Y

Precily, as the driver, you are meant to be in control of your vehicle at ALL times, which means at least one hand on the wheel at any given time, and when it comes to you having an accident, you will be the blame for not being in control of your vehicle because you would be using these stupid innovations they apparently call them.

Yep, it's a driver assist system, not an auto-pilot. Even this video not pointing that out is a problem. There is no auto-pilot for cars at this point in time.

@@MJBclassics why is he a liar?

@@MJBclassics man, shut up. You just roam around the social media and when someone shares an experience, they need to prove it to you?..A woman recently shared a story about her child dying in an car accident. Are you gonna pop in calling her liar, and say, “I need facts? Post a video”… Do you have a vid for every experience in your life? Millions of people share experiences everyday related to vids, you sound ridiculous.

@@MJBclassics do you provide proof whenever you share an experience?

( re "taking over" ) Indeed. And that's why Tesla informs new purchasers that they need to keep their hands on the wheel, be aware of what the car is doing, and be ready to intervene. It does an amazing job already, but, it's still improving.

at least someone understands

He did not hit the car so it is not a hit and run an there was no property damage.

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@@drinkingfish8814 sorry for wasting your time : (

@@gogagigagogagiga8705 it was funny tho😂

@@gogagigagogagiga8705 bro I just got Rick rolled 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Exactly! They were definitly trying to milk some money out of the situation.

There is absolutely no way that she was "confirmed" to have whiplash. Agreed, absolutely a scam

The car only moved an inch if that when it was hit. If a car does not move you cant get whiplash

The owner of the clip said this exactly "hey Peter, I was surprised too but she had previous neck injuries from a crash in 2017. This reignited some pre-existing damage in her neck. She has recovered a lot since this incident through chiropractic care. Some of the whiplash also came from the automatic braking since it was a full ABS stop downhill."

@@rainingwings449 So essentially not related to the scratch left by the nissan. Again trying to milk money from someone for something that happened in the past and apparently exacerbated by the mans own driving style. Scum people.

Trailer was loaded wrong. Too much weight in the back of the trailer. Maybe your technique could save the day but it is also important not to load trailers tail heavy.

You are correct, acceleration to stop the swerve then casually slowing down and fixing your load is the answer. Too heavy behind the wheels is what causes this.

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Exactly. There is no way that could possibly have caused whiplash. Going over a bump in the road would be more devastating than that.

Yea someone's fishing for a settlement, all they did was scratch the paint.

Well good thing it happened in a Tesla and everything was recorded and she won't receive a dime.

this tech exists since 1960s, US army had self-flying jets powered by AI in the 70s, they would even automatically shoot at enemy planes

Sounds like a liar looking for lawsuit money or a hypochondriac. Definitely not enough force to cause whiplash.

Well they were going on a weekend retreat. Maybe she wanted an excuse not to go lol

Could have been worse

@@warehousedave7937 shut up bro look at top comment

yeah, total scammer

read the pinned comment you absolute muppet

I was thinking the same. Maybe some people just want the extra money.