Car Crash TV

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys, which can sometimes end in disaster. Pioneered by motorists in Russia and Eastern Europe, dashboard mounted cameras are constantly recording our behaviour on the roads. Thousands of dash cams around the world have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down-right dangerous mishap imaginable. In the first episode of this brand new series, the art of driving is explored with the help of some staggering, hilarious and down right terrifying examples of how not to drive. Brimming with motoring madness, dozy drivers, and manoeuvres straight out of the How Not To Drive manual. And the most important thing to remember is, that no matter how terrifying the crashes may appear, no one was seriously hurt in any of the incidents featured.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. In this episode, we salute the men and women who provide our public transport. It may be an environmentally friendly way to travel, but we discover it might not be the best way to reach your destination in one piece. The beasts of the road, trucks will also get their comeuppance, as we reveal their bullying antics once and for all. And we give a shout out to those plain lucky motorists who, no matter how bad their driving is, always manage to get away with it. With yet more crashes, clashes and collisions, we’ll see motorists battling the elements, the darkness and of course – other drivers. Most importantly, in every clip we show, everyone walks away without serious injury.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. In this episode, we take a look at some of the most unpredictable occurrences on the roads, whether it’s motorists being chased down the road by hapless lunatics, or having to avoid giant craters in the road. We give a special mention to those delivery drivers, whose one job is to transport their precious cargo from A to B. But as we find out, even that is too much to ask of some drivers. And we salute those maniacal motorcyclists, who everyday risk life and limb by strapping themselves to an engine on wheels. Of course there’ll be plenty of stupid shunts, crazy clangs and pathetic prangs, as we educate the viewer in How Not To Drive.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. In this episode of Car Crash TV, we’re exploring the basics of driving, as drivers tackle overtaking, simple manoeuvres and junctions. In this series, we’ve come across numerous examples of one repeat offender. Whilst the white van man has a bad reputation in Britain, in these parts of the world, it’s the white Lada that manages to constantly get into a sticky situation. And so in this episode, we demonstrate some of the carnage caused by the World’s Worst Driver. And before you lose all faith in mankind, we’ve found evidence that there are some Good Samaritans out there on the roads. From drivers helping little old ladies cross the road, to motorists risking life and limb to save an injured pigeon.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. In this episode of Car Crash TV, we doff our hats to all creatures great and small from the world of motoring. And the biggest beasts on the roads are Trucks. These super-heavy weight machines are essential for carrying precious cargo all around the globe. But, due to their sheer size and weight, when things go wrong, you certainly know about it. And from big to small – yes pedestrian are road users too. But it appears some motorists seem to forget this. And for those who don’t fancy going by foot, then there’s public transport. Taxis, Buses and Trams – millions of people use them everyday. But we’ve found footage that suggests you may be better off never leaving the house at all.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. We discover in this episode of Car Crash TV, some events on the road are completely unpredictable. No matter how safe a driver you are, you just can’t legislate for other drivers pulling out of nowhere, a whole herd of sheep running out in front of your car, or even being run off the road into a pond. We also salute those drivers in expensive cars who think the rules of the road don’t apply to them. Plus we also bear witness to the most expensive crash in the world. And we answer that all-important question; is braking anything like baking? (…it’s not!) Plus some absolutely barking attempts at parking, some terrible turning, and drivers who come unstuck as they try to show off.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. In this episode of Car Crash TV, we’ve raided our vaults for the best examples we could possibly find of Rubbish Reversing. Yes the roads are dangerous enough as they are. But in this episode, we see what happens when the thermometer drops below zero and the drivers of the world are faced with Snow Problems. And we find out that sometimes, when things look like they’re about to go wrong for some drivers, luck is on their side and they escape scott free. All this, plus we invite viewers to bring out their pointy judgemental finger of blame, as we try to identify who should be picking up the bill The Blame Game.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. In this episode we examine motorway etiquette, with the help of some absolutely atrocious lane discipline. But then there are some road users who feel that the roads are not wide enough, and decide to take their motoring escapades off-road. May we remind viewers that Roads Are For Driving On. And we also salute the bad boys on the roads - heavy goods vehicles. But based on the examples we have found of their brutish and bullying antics, we have aptly renamed them the Not Very Goods Vehicles. Plus we bring back our regular favourite features as we investigate The Art Of Driving and warn motorists of Stupid Shunts. All that, and we’ll crown our driver of the week.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. Every motorist knows that we must share the roads with all manor of user. And one of the most dangerous ways to travel is by motorbike. We find out that when things go wrong for these daredevils, there is very little stopping them coming face to face with the tarmac. Also in this episode, we highlight the importance of good vehicle maintenance - from the engine right down to the wheels. But we have found countless hilarious examples of cars which become separated from their wheels. And this isn’t the only bizarre behaviour we’ve stumbled across in our dashcam vaults. From burst water mains to flying cars, we bring you our collection of the most weird and wonderful happenings ever see on the roads.

Everyday, more and more road users are filming their journeys. Dashboard mounted cameras have captured just about every bizarre, ridiculous and down right dangerous mishap imaginable. In this episode, we demonstrate the mayhem that ensues as a result of drivers who feel the need to be Going The Wrong Way. These days we’re always being told to leave the car at home and walk instead. But whilst rummaging through our dashcam archives, we’ve found a wealth of footage that proves that going by foot may not be the best option for your health. And we also bear witness to cyclists who become unstuck, with the help of their fellow driver. And find out who has made it into the top ten of the first annual, highly acclaimed Car Crash TV, Driver Of The Year Awards. And we put viewers’ driving prowess to the test, in our very own version of the Driving Theory Test.