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Toyota Altis gets T-boned by another car after ignoring very obvious road markings

Toyota Altis gets T-boned by another car after ignoring very obvious road markings

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TLDR; road markings were ignored, traffic laws were blatantly flouted, Toyota Altis gets T-boned.

Watch the video for yourself below 

 

Footage was caught of a white Toyota Altis breaking traffic rules by refusing to stop at the stop line and heading straight at a junction when the only options were to turn left or right. 

He managed to get his penance when he was collided into by another blue car….hard. Debris fell out from the impact onto the open road. 

Hope both parties got out of this incident safely, though from the video it does seem like just the vehicle was damaged. 

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Next time it might be best to remember that stop lines and traffic rules are there for a reason, hopefully, the Altis driver can learn his lesson from this. Next time he/she might not be so lucky to come out unscathed

Simply slowing down at a stop sign is not sufficient, according to the highway code, it is actually necessary to come to a complete halt.

For driving or riding against the flow of traffic as indicated by traffic signs, as the Toyota Altis did, the driver is liable to a penalty of 6 demerit points as well as a $200 - $250 fine, depending on if you’re a light or heavy vehicle. 

Netizen Comments 

Netizens have also flocked to express their opinion on the matter and criticize the Toyota Altis for its actions. 
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The Toyota driver seems hesitant about where he wanted to go. Initially looks like he wanted to turn left and then decided to drive across instead.
Any he also never signalled his intention to exit the minor road into the main road. ://

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