Tense moment two cars collide after one changes lane on a roundabout – who do you think is to blame?

Who was in the wrong? Two cars crash after one changes lane on busy roundabout but people are split over who was to blame This is the shocking moment two cars crashed head-on-tail on a roundabout The sudden crash was caught on one of the driver’s dashcam footage By Stewart Carr Published: 02:10, 28 February 2023 | Updated: 02:53, 28 February 2023 e-mail View comments This is the shocking moment two cars crash on a roundabout – leaving viewers questioning who was in the wrong. The crash was caught on one of the drivers’ dashcams and showed the precise moment the cars made impact with one another. The clip depicts a driver missing his exit on the roundabout and cutting ahead of the other driver, The Sun reports .

As the other motorist hit the rear of the vehicle, a loud bang is heard and the tyres skid on the road and the front is out of sight. The video was shared on to Tiktok where it amassed 54,100 views. This is the shocking moment two cars crash on a roundabout – leaving viewers questioning who was in the wrong The crash was caught on one of the drivers’ dashcam footage and showed the precise moment the cars made impact with one another Those who viewed the video were divided in their opinions over who was to blame.

Some said the driver who switched lanes at short notice was at fault, leading the second driver to collide into them. Other viewed the road markings, suggesting the driver switching lanes ought to have exited the roundabout. A person said: ‘If you look carefully there are these massive arrows on the road, dash cam was in correct lane.

A second added: ‘That will teach him how to use roundabouts. Well done camera man! I would do the same. ‘ Others thought the driver with the dashcam ought to have slowed down for the motorist in front to swap lanes.

The Highway Code stipulates drivers should never switch lanes on a roundabout without indicating. The guide states: ‘If you use them you should keep to the left and watch out for vehicles crossing your path to leave or join the roundabout – signal right when riding across exits to show you are not leaving – signal left just before you leave the roundabout. ‘ Share or comment on this article: Tense moment two cars collide after one changes lane on a roundabout – who do you think is to blame? e-mail Add comment Some links in this article may be affiliate links.

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