XIANNE
07/23/17 11:33 PM
white Nissan car is the most obnoxious driver out there in the state of Arizona. It is Sunday July 23, 2017 around 7:40pm during a flash flood thunderstorm and this ahole is tailgating and speed behind everyone; also trying to cut in front of the oncoming traffic. I swear thanks to other people from other states now migrating to Arizona and bring their awful driving habits, Arizona is not a place I want to live in anymore. The worst part of it all, is the cops in Arizona does nothing about reckless drivers like this ahole. The car was a White Nissan 37oz license plate Xianne.
white Nissan car is the most obnoxious driver out there in the state of Arizona. It is Sunday July 23, 2017 around 7:40pm during a flash flood thunderstorm and this ahole is tailgating and speed behind everyone; also trying to cut in front of the oncoming traffic. I swear thanks to other people from other states now migrating to Arizona and bring their awful driving habits, Arizona is not a place I want to live in anymore. The worst part of it all, is the cops in Arizona does nothing about reckless drivers like this ahole. The car was a White Nissan 37oz license plate Xianne.
BSX4724
A.M.07/18/17 2:25 PM
Dirt bag with a lack of respect for property.
Around 8:30pm-ish, a friend and I head out to the movies parked far away from everybody else (literally 1/5th of a mile from the theater), with no cars around.
After the movie ended (a little past 11pm), I find this SINGLE lifted Toyota Tacoma (AZ plate BSX4724) parked not only right next to me (with no others around), but not even centered in his lane. They were a party of three (two guys and a girl) and apparently the girl was got into a fight with someone else closer down the lot near the movie theater). According to my friend, they were in the same theater as us earlier.
Before they arrived, I inspected my car for any damage and didn't find any at that moment in time (it was dark and I was fuming at my fears becoming a reality). I got in my car, and saw the three of them approaching their vehicle. The guy gave me a confused and blank look and helped the girl (who was apparently injured) get in, nearly hitting my car again with their door.
I did not want to cause a further scene since clearly they were aggressive and proceeded to drive off.
Fast forward two days later and I'm washing my car, and guess what I notice? A tiny speck of red paint transfer on the my car's impact strip on the door. I laughed it off since it was not as bad as it could have been.
Still, PLEASE respect people's property. When someone is parked far out, don't park right next to them when there's plenty of space everywhere. There were others parked far out yet they left plenty of space between cars. Herding mentality be damned. And don't do it in a lifted f**king truck.
Attached are screen captures of my dash cam footage showing the vehicle in question, the driver, as well as captures earlier in the night (approx. three hours before incident) showing the empty lot.
Dirt bag with a lack of respect for property.
Around 8:30pm-ish, a friend and I head out to the movies parked far away from everybody else (literally 1/5th of a mile from the theater), with no cars around.
After the movie ended (a little past 11pm), I find this SINGLE lifted Toyota Tacoma (AZ plate BSX4724) parked not only right next to me (with no others around), but not even centered in his lane. They were a party of three (two guys and a girl) and apparently the girl was got into a fight with someone else closer down the lot near the movie theater). According to my friend, they were in the same theater as us earlier.
Before they arrived, I inspected my car for any damage and didn't find any at that moment in time (it was dark and I was fuming at my fears becoming a reality). I got in my car, and saw the three of them approaching their vehicle. The guy gave me a confused and blank look and helped the girl (who was apparently injured) get in, nearly hitting my car again with their door.
I did not want to cause a further scene since clearly they were aggressive and proceeded to drive off.
Fast forward two days later and I'm washing my car, and guess what I notice? A tiny speck of red paint transfer on the my car's impact strip on the door. I laughed it off since it was not as bad as it could have been.
Still, PLEASE respect people's property. When someone is parked far out, don't park right next to them when there's plenty of space everywhere. There were others parked far out yet they left plenty of space between cars. Herding mentality be damned. And don't do it in a lifted f**king truck.
Attached are screen captures of my dash cam footage showing the vehicle in question, the driver, as well as captures earlier in the night (approx. three hours before incident) showing the empty lot.
BHE1682
DontBeADickNik07/18/17 12:39 PM
Would it surprise you if I told you this guy wasn't handicap and didn't have a handicap tag?
Would it surprise you if I told you this guy wasn't handicap and didn't have a handicap tag?
442VSN
07/12/17 7:55 PM
Worst driver I've seen in awhile. Sped up while the cars in front of her were braking to try and cut a car off, no room, so she ended up slamming on her brakes to avoid rearending the Camaro in front of her. Later on, didn't start braking when the traffic started to slow, until the last moment and braked hard, jerking the car half out of her lane.
Worst driver I've seen in awhile. Sped up while the cars in front of her were braking to try and cut a car off, no room, so she ended up slamming on her brakes to avoid rearending the Camaro in front of her. Later on, didn't start braking when the traffic started to slow, until the last moment and braked hard, jerking the car half out of her lane.
BSV9118
John Gwab07/18/17 7:52 PM
The next time I see this 2013 Toyota Corolla, I won't lead you to the police. I will lead you to the desert and put you into the ground.
The next time I see this 2013 Toyota Corolla, I won't lead you to the police. I will lead you to the desert and put you into the ground.
BPC8830
California resident07/08/17 3:02 PM
The driver of this vehicle left his dog in a locked car, in 89 degree weather, in the middle of July, while his family had dinner at a full-service sit-down restaurant @ approximately 530 pm on a Friday night.
The police were called. Apparently no one in that family thought there was anything wrong either legally or morally with what they did. His response , " it's not that hot in there".
Maybe he should try it out himself.
The driver of this vehicle left his dog in a locked car, in 89 degree weather, in the middle of July, while his family had dinner at a full-service sit-down restaurant @ approximately 530 pm on a Friday night.
The police were called. Apparently no one in that family thought there was anything wrong either legally or morally with what they did. His response , " it's not that hot in there".
Maybe he should try it out himself.
Chrysler 300 hogging the left lane and not letting others pass. Passes dangerously on shoulder.