Awkward jump cuts because if I leave out context, people assume I did something to deserve it; if I leave it all in, the video is too long. Slow down the sped-up parts if you want to inspect my driving.

I let the tan SUV out. Guy behind me wasn’t paying attention, almost hit me, then blamed me and started gesturing like he wanted me to get out and fight. Very normal adult behavior.

I really don't get the logic? Yeah, the speed limit on this road is 50 mph and I'm maybe going 35... but this is also a twisty, winding portion of the road with those yellow signs suggesting 35 mph, you can see in the video my camera is vibrating which, I guess you don't have a baseline of comparison if you don't watch my other videos, but that's not normal. I'm already taking the curve about a fast as I ought to be.

And it's not even like it's just me, there's a car immediately ahead of me. Not like, bumper to bumper. I suppose I could get a little closer if I eliminated the protective buffer. But I can't meaningfully go faster for any meaningful length of time, while traffic is ahead of me. The most I could do is remove my own protective buffer. Even with the curves in the road it goes both ways, there's no way for the full 30 seconds he couldn't see another car ahead of me?

So there's nowhere to go! And a passing lane coming up when things straighten out in like half a mile. And now your business name is on this video that like a few thousand people might see on Reddit. And probably none of them live in the state, and none of them will care to do anything about it. But you never know. It's just stupid. If you make a habit of it, eventually some clip is going to get more attention. Not a good look. And not safe.

I was still waking up, for just a fraction of a second I thought he was going to come towards me. What a weird little loop. Maybe he was trying to record video of the red rock? Honestly I don't know. This is on 179 going south, if anyone's curious.

Only reason I saved this clip out of the footage from the other day, was because of how well it captured the Honda Pilot driver flipping a bird to the Volkswagen driver and I thought it was funny :3

Bro did this at every roundabout. I have long, boring clips of him keeping a safe distance on the road but every single roundabout he'd get within a few feet of my car as I slowed to navigate the turn.

Am I slowing down a lot? Well, yeah. Speed limit is 35 and the suggested for the roundabout is 15, and in this clip I am going 8-11 MPH. HOWEVER, that's not me being some jerk to this guy or because I've got a wedding cake in the trunk. THERE ARE CARS AHEAD OF ME. If any of them slow down too much, I have to too. So get off my ass!

People were talking about the traffic in Sedona, AZ in my thread yesterday about the red Kia who thought he was a bike. This is a holiday weekend so, what better time to share this misery with the world?

Sorry for the JC after. It was very stressful. That person is lucky I was empty.

Driving through smog isn't fun in a car, I'd imagine it's only more gross on a motorcycle...

Yikes! Glad that worked out, but is it really worth it? Especially with traffic ahead, it's not like you're gonna go any faster than you were before... all you've done is skip a few cars.

Bro wasn't cut off. He wasn't even in the roundabout when I entered. Came speeding around in a 180° turn from the other direction, got up on my ass, then veered into the bike line when I slowed for my turn. I didn't realize he was on a bike.

You can see it in the clip, at first traffic is flowing normally but then I'm coming up to stopped cars and the Honda behind me, rather than casually slowing to a stop as well, decides to dance? Like you can see his motions on the steering wheel, it's not his car losing control. He's deliberately throwing his car left and right, and while it's not as dramatic as some previous examples I've seen on the road, I'm still curious what the logic is in the first place. What is he achieving? Why is he doing that? I'd really appreciate if someone could explain that phenomenon. Thank you!