Not going to get into the nitty-gritty of why is dashcam driver angry/using foul language
Fact is the other car was attempting to undertake on a single carriageway - clearly had that driver followed the highway code then the situation wouldn't arise
Driver needs re-training or to re-sit their driving test
Girl found safe and well as of 9pm but car still reported stolen. If found or seen, please notify the police.
“The car is a brown VW Passat, registration number NG11 BMZ. It was last seen heading towards the Chadwell Heath area.
“The man who took the car is described as Asian, aged in his 30s, with short dark hair and a dark beard. He was wearing a dark jacket with white fur lining on the hood and green Nike TN trainers.
“Detectives from Waltham Forest police are leading the investigation.
“Anyone who knows the whereabouts the car, or who has information that may assist police, should call 999 immediately.”
I just find it hypocritical of you to drive like this, in these conditions, whilst finding fault with others. If you continue to drive with such disregard for yourself and others then you will only risk serious injury or death.
I wish the other drivers had dash-cams so that you can see it from their perspective.
You seemed to be going around that corner quite fast. It's sharp bend. Narrow lane. Sign warning of cattle crossing. Poor visibility. Slippy surface including mud and sludge from agricultural vehicles, premises and grass verges. A junction near the bend, on an incline with two-way traffic and stationary vehicles parked on the road.
Despite the incline you had to brake significantly. You then got up the other car's arse in no time, whilst cutting into the other lane on a narrow bend and directly past a gated turning.
My advice is as follows. Slow down, and calm down. Ask yourself what would have happened had a cow been round that bend? A cyclist having trouble negotiating the slippy surface? A broken-down vehicle? A lorry? Horse-rider? Pedestrian, even?
If you slowed down you'd give other people more time to react and make yourself more visible to others, as well as retain greater control of your vehicle.
Careful driver, never seen an 84 year old drive better, unbelievable hand break parking skills, 0-60 never!