That's a hit and run if I've ever seen one.

How is it that @mygamesarefun could possibly have an opinion on how VideoSift is run, they have never even posted a video, or commented before....

Either, it's a hit and run comment, or a sock puppet is on the loose...

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See now if that was actually what the game was, it would be awesome. Instead its this boring tap something wait 4 hours for the next quest which is tapping something. Why couldnt they just bring hit and run to the mobile scene.

Sure. Gotta record those hit-and-run bastard geese.

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A human sized object, in the shadow of the bus, shadowed because of the broad daylight. There is some missing content in the video just before the biker was hit. I really cant tell how the driver didn't see the rider nor how he would have been able to see him either. This is uploaded by the police department and I'm thinking they want to get a message across with no ambiguity rather than have the view question whether or not they would have been able to avoid the rider themselves.
In reply to this comment by blabble:
Really? I think you should not drive if you can't see a human-sized object in broad daylight.

In reply to this comment by aimpoint:
All those cars in the beginning overpassed the biker.

One second the bus is in the right lane, the next its on the left. How quickly did that bus change lanes?

I would imagine the kid tried to pass the bus as he passed the car but didn't see the biker compared to the much larger profile (and shadow) of the bus.

I don't think he should have ran, but at the same time I don't think he even saw him.

How can we argue about who's at fault when they edited out everything that led up to the crash? The moment it switches to the camera angle where you can see anything the accident has already happened.

If the bus were going at full speed without tapping his breaks and changed lanes just in time to not hit the bike, that would pretty well screw the car behind who would only have a split second to slam on his breaks. I suspect that could be what happened because the bus is in the far lane at 3:06:27, then is in the inner lane 5 seconds later when it jumps to the other camera.

Still, the kid in the car is unquestionably a douchebag for attempting a hit and run, but the bus driver may share much of the fault.

Um, never mind my original question.

>> ^Confucius:

bad stuff but seriously....the bike guy was all over that lane...hug the edge of the lane dont la di daaddle in it.


Presenting yourself as the sole occupier of a lane is the best way to not get hit. If you hug the edge, it can make drivers think that they can stay entirely in the lane without hitting you, and then... whack.

Bicycles have as much of a right to the lane as a car, in most places.

Really? I think you should not drive if you can't see a human-sized object in broad daylight.

In reply to this comment by aimpoint:
All those cars in the beginning overpassed the biker.

One second the bus is in the right lane, the next its on the left. How quickly did that bus change lanes?

I would imagine the kid tried to pass the bus as he passed the car but didn't see the biker compared to the much larger profile (and shadow) of the bus.

I don't think he should have ran, but at the same time I don't think he even saw him.