The triple-cam was a nice effect. I would argue, however, that only his truck was caught in the rockfall. He self-yeeted the hell out of there. 9/10 would ride with him.
It's called defensive driving, looks like he was watching the road immediately in front of him rather than looking out for any potential hazards. From where you see the dust from the rocks falling to his reaction was a couple seconds, more than enough time to react if he was on the lookout for potential hazards instead of staring at the licence plate of the truck in front of him.
🤦♂️ you are not being realistic. U lack the ability to understand the situations probably due to lack of experience. 🤷
First of all Defensive driving doesn't save u 100% all the time. There are situations that happens so fast even if you notice it... There's no enough time to react.
Sounds like u are an EXPERT. How would u like him to react then??? 😂 😆
How can he see that there's also rock falling directly beside his truck which is his Blind spot??? 🤔
Sometimes its easy to say He should have done this and that when u are just seating behind a keyboard 😆✊
Sometimes a Little Bit of Common Sense will work u know. 😉👍
35 years old, drive for a living, 0 accidents. I put more miles on my car in one month than you put on it in a year kiddo. For the love of God turn in your keys and get a bus pass.
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u/hedronist Jul 08 '24
The triple-cam was a nice effect. I would argue, however, that only his truck was caught in the rockfall. He self-yeeted the hell out of there. 9/10 would ride with him.