Instant karma: Driver who turns from wrong lane gets pulled over by police
- 6 years ago
An impatient UK driver who turned left at a set of traffic lights from a right-hand lane was instantly pulled over by the police in a classic case of instant karma yesterday afternoon (April 26).
In the dash-cam video captured on a road approaching Brockworth in Gloucester, two cars in the left-hand lane are waiting at a set of red traffic lights, in front of our dash-cam vehicle.
In the right-hand lane, a silver Seat Ibiza is seen going past the cars in the left-hand lane and stopping at the lights.
As it edges forward impatiently, it has its left signal on.
As soon as the lights turn amber, the silver car speeds ahead of the vehicles in the left-hand lane in order to make its illegal left turn.
But a police car quickly comes into view - sirens on - and the silver vehicle comes to a stop nearby after being pulled over.
Queue much laughter from our dash-cam driver Warren Mason, an electrician by trade who owns his own property maintenance company and was on his way home from work.
Mason, who lives in the area, told Newsflare: "I can cover 500-1,000 miles a week and see many things happen. But this one literally made me laugh out loud!"
In the dash-cam video captured on a road approaching Brockworth in Gloucester, two cars in the left-hand lane are waiting at a set of red traffic lights, in front of our dash-cam vehicle.
In the right-hand lane, a silver Seat Ibiza is seen going past the cars in the left-hand lane and stopping at the lights.
As it edges forward impatiently, it has its left signal on.
As soon as the lights turn amber, the silver car speeds ahead of the vehicles in the left-hand lane in order to make its illegal left turn.
But a police car quickly comes into view - sirens on - and the silver vehicle comes to a stop nearby after being pulled over.
Queue much laughter from our dash-cam driver Warren Mason, an electrician by trade who owns his own property maintenance company and was on his way home from work.
Mason, who lives in the area, told Newsflare: "I can cover 500-1,000 miles a week and see many things happen. But this one literally made me laugh out loud!"