We both agree that the beige car driver was wrong. However, I disagree with you that the motorcyclist owned lane #1. I believe the dashcam car owned the lane.

There was a decent chance of the dashcam car hitting the gold car, and we agree in that case that the gold car would have been at 100% fault. That accident would most likely have been minor though.

And in that case, the merging car would be 100% at fault. But I think the dashcam driver had the presence of mind to use the shoulder to avoid an accident, even though he would have been really pissed about it.

Having lived in California, I have seen both good and bad examples of lane splitting. This was an extremely bad one, and the motorcyclist was substantially at fault here.

You get a star for the “Better off Dead” reference.

They would probably catch on fire as well.

Reposting what I wrote on the “Did Lamborghini fake...” comments:

There is a simple way to ensure that lap times are accurate.

A Honda Element with Range Rover on the back isn’t posing, it is satire.

I heard valets can make good tips though that far exceeds min wage.

Bring back Tyler!

That’s the best you got? Anyone who disagrees with you should go to Breitbart?

The truck driver actually wanted to change into the left lane AFTER the car that was passing, and this was simply the most efficient way.

“Yeah sure cause this is a free market country and guys with names like Fawzi Kamel have the same exact opportunities than a white guy named Travis.”

“Yeah, and when that small number of individuals is a high percentage of the people in a very small minority group within your company, it’s that much more clear that there is a very big problem at play.”

I think $1.5M is just the right amount of money you would have to PAY ME to take this car.

Yes, one study. By one of the brightest young economists in the world.

I had a WRX that I chipped with Cobb Tuning and drove hard for five years from 2004-2009. Ran beautifully and without any problems despite how hard I drove it.

The one scientific study on this matter, by Harvard professor Ronald Fryer, shows that black people DO NOT get shot more often (although they do suffer other sorts of physical force more often).

Good response.