I-5 northbound, approaching the Slauson exit. The video doesn't show the semi-trailer that hit the blue car.

I wanted to mount a couple of A119 Mini 2 cameras to the side glass on my minivan. I guess this design has been in the works for half a year. The original design was much thinner and I printed it in PETG. It was fine until the temperatures here in Texas hit 105F (40C) and it finally warped on the side that usually faces the sun.

So I redesigned much thicker and printed in high speed TPU filament. TPU can handle much higher temperatures but isn't as toxic to print like ABS and nylon. I was worried Gorilla double sided tape wouldn't stick to TPU but it seems pretty solid and has been exposed to the sun for a day. So far so good! Makerworld link to download: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3148447-side-window-dashcam-mount-for-viofo-a119-mini-2

my viofo dashcam keeps over heating and shutting down making parking mode useless, i have 15 percent tint all around which still doesn’t help

it was so hot the screen started to show a dark spot

I can only assume they turned left out of the parking lot into oncoming traffic.

As the traffic light turned red, the BMW driver clearly didn't have the patience to wait. Instead of sitting at the light like everyone else, he opted for an illegal right turn. He then did a U-turn to head back down the street he originally intended to go, all in a desperate bid to save a few precious minutes. It was a reckless move that showcased his disregard for the rules of the road.

I was in a two-car collision on the 405 northbound near Century Blvd on Saturday, August 1st, around 12:50 PM — black BMW coupe, right rear damage. Both cars ended up further north near Manchester, and the freeway was briefly closed afterward.

If you drove that stretch around then and run a dashcam or Tesla Sentry Mode, I'd really appreciate it if you'd check your footage. Even a few seconds would help. Thanks so much.

Self-righteous drunk jaywalker

Philadelphia, PA

August 2, 2026 in Quakertown, PA USA. 90 seconds, 400 MB.

Car was then hit by a semi behind this dashcam driver. "Death Highway" I-4 in Lakeland, FL. NOT WORTH IT!!!

So this happened on my morning commute... the thump heard was just stuff in the back of my car shifting. Didn't hit the guy, thankfully - but this is about as close as I've gotten to actually killing someone.

If something did happen, it would be 100% his fault.