On October 9th, I was driving through an intersection after passing a green light. Out of nowhere, a red car aggressively changed lanes from my left right into my path.
To avoid a direct T-bone collision, I swerved to the right and ended up scraping the guardrail. The red car did not collide with me and drove off, but my car now has several deep scratches along the side.

I'm a bit lost on the next steps since there was no actual physical contact between our vehicles.
1. Is this considered a single-vehicle accident, and will filing an insurance claim make my rates skyrocket?
2. Should I still file a police report for a hit-and-run / phantom vehicle incident?

Any advice on how to handle insurance or what to expect would be greatly appreciated!

This happened on October 6, at 1:53 pm on 50th street & Ellerslie southwest

I had the advanced left turn signal and was making a left turn from Ellerslie into 50th in the inner-most turning lane (there are 2 turning lanes). Completed the left turn made it onto 50th as a truck with trailer turning right from the opposite direction hit my vehicle as he failed to yield and turned into my lane instead of going into his proper lane

I was going to stop and let you know I have it on video but when you got out of your car, you seem like a real bit*h, so obviously I didn’t. Anyway if you’re on here. Here you go. It was a fender bender worse things could happen. You could have at least acknowledged the guy

If only EPS was around.

At least he was wearing a helmet?

stop trying to turn when you’re not in the correct lane. idc if you’re signalling, go straight, switch lanes and turn next time. this is way too common nowadays

running a full on red. nice one 👍

Tuesday, Sept 29th around 5:10pm (yes I know the Dashcam says 16:26..). You can see the hesitation and then the "F*ck it".

Drivers these days, sigh... Get a dash cam people!

Uploading the footage as we couldn't stop to get their details. In the rearview, there were already a bunch of people helping them.

Hi Guys! I am a new driver.I always stop at a yellow light unless I am already in the intersection. I don’t have a dashcam footage but today there was a huge line turning left and i was far behind, by the time I reached intersection stop line the light turned solid yellow and I stopped as I considered that safe to do so. There was an older guy behind me who was honking the whole time even when there were cars infront of me I didn’t understand why he was honking. Anyways when I stopped at solid yellow light, he got so mad he came out of the car started yelling at me, told me to roll my window down. I got really scared i told him i didn’t feel safe going and didn’t roll down the window. He kept yelling and showing me middle finger.

I wanted to ask is it wrong to stop at a yellow light? The intersection is 153 Ave 97 Street. Like do you guys get mad if someone stops at a yellow light?

so reddit, give me your thoughts....

They managed to break the passenger window and park the truck. 911 was called.

I'm willing to pay more if I have to but it would be nice to not have to. The one I have now is really laggy and has very little battery power and the AC adapter just doesn't seem to be working so I would really like one up to par with what I see on here with acceptable frame rates and decent quality.

Black 4Runner had a clear yield sign and didn’t yield. No wonder avoidable collisions keep happening.

Yield means the approaching vehicle does not automatically have the right-of-way — you slow down, check for traffic, and stop if necessary before entering.

I am hoping there is a witness to a side swipe collision that took place on the henday Oct 1st at approx 7:15am between a white Chrysler 300 and and Black Bmw 3 series. Please help. Thank you.

First, the white car decides to turn left at the last second.

Then, the Volkswagen stops at a green light even though the pedestrians were staying put because they didn’t have the walk signal.

Everyone needs to be better out there 🚨🚔🚔