First person view of non-fatal car crash.

Dashcam footage of car rear ending a toyota that stopped for an orange traffic light.

Driving across the Plimsoll Bridge, with views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, and down onto the Portway. We have right of way. As traffic is very slow moving, cars take it in turns to merge with the   more...main stream.  less

We actually had some snow in Bristol today. An hour after I filmed this, it was melting fast.

This was the scene at Maisemore in Gloucestershire on the afternoon of 20th July. It rained very hard all day and there was flooding all over parts of England and Wales. Harry Potter? Well, he is very   more...briefly mentioned on the car radio.  less

police officer makes traffic stop and forgets to put it in park

A few groups of ponies grazing in the New Forest, in the south of England. Filmed 10th June 2007.

Christmas morning and not much traffic. The start and end are at normal speed. This is a drive from Bristol (England) to the bottom of Brassknocker HIll near Limpley Stoke.

Driving east towards Bristol. A few bits of the A370, from Congresbury to Flax Bourton, filmed on a grey December day. A bit of a squeeze in a couple of places!

I guess the story is the driver had a seizure and didn't know he was grinding along the guardrail as he went down the freeway.

Dash cam video being released today showing a shootout between an Altamonte Springs police officer and a hotel robbery suspect.

DETROIT, MI -- Three teenagers are in a juvenile detention center for leading Grosse Pointe, Michigan police on a high-speed chase that came to a crashing halt on Sunday.

The last few miles of a drive to the beach at Poole/Bournemouth in Dorset. It was a very wet day in February, 2007. We drive down to the end of Western Way, through the lights at the Frizzell roundabout   more...and down The Avenue to the beach, and take the last parking space facing the sea.  less

Just some offroading fun.

A drive from the shops at Westbourne and down The Avenue to the beach, not far from Sandbanks. Lilac and horse chestnut (conker tree) blossom.

This is SPEEDED UP. The morning of Christmas Day and not much traffic. A drive to the beach at Branksome Dene Chine on the south coast of England to see the sand, the waves, and, at the very end, a distant   more...view of Old Harry Rock. [Edited in iMovie on a Mac.]  less

So totally, totally different from driving in the US!
Don't miss the fun and games after I turn right, about two minutes in.

Driving in Bristol, England, on a November morning, 2007. From Midland Road, down Old Market, around the roundabout, into Bond Street, past the new 500 million pound Cabot Circus shopping mall, under   more...construction, and up Stokes Croft. Under the railway bridge near Zetland Road, up Cranbrook Road with its heavily pollarded trees, right into Clare Avenue, left into Kings Drive, through the mini roundabout and up to the junction with Kellaway Avenue. This is at actual speed but I've edited out almost ten minutes of waiting at traffic lights.  less

Coweta County, Georgia police chase

A brisk drive from Bristol city centre to the Downs. Starting in February rain, going on through spring and summer, and reaching the Downs with mist and autumn colours.

A little drive in the Brecon Beacons National Park, in Wales, on an unclassified road near Ystradfellte. Spectacular countryside. And lots of sheep. By the way, this was uploaded as a widescreen (16:9)   more...like all my other vids and LiveVideo have stretched it to make it 4:3. And they've made it look over-exposed. Why?  less

We're travelling north-east on the M5 motorway and turning off at junction 19. This stretch of the M5 was built onto the side of the Gordano Valley. I-Spy the south-westbound lanes, getting higher and   more...higher until they're some forty feet above us. As we drive uphill, there's an extra, fourth lane on the far right, to let faster traffic get past the slower traffic that's on the left. I-Spy where this lane comes to an end. It's clearly and repeatedly signed, but you'll see skid marks where the blind, the careless and the unwary have been caught out.
I-Spy how well everyone drives and how no-one gets blocked. Slower traffic goes at around 60mph on the left; traffic at the legal maximum of 70mph in the middle lane; and in the outside lane traffic often goes at eighty-ninety.
I-Spy a broken-down car on the hard shoulder, on the far left. I-Spy a lorry-load of hay, going the other way.
If you're not familiar with British motorways - as we come down the hill towards Avonmouth, I-Spy the signs for the junction one mile ahead, then again at half a mile. And on the left, I-Spy the helpful "\\\", "\\", and "\" countdown markers: 300, then 200, then 100 yards before the exit.
Ten points for each thing you spot. But then, who's counting?
And finally, you're right, it's Fats again on the soundtrack.  less

Hey, why has this come out so over-exposed? What have LiveVideo done to it? And when are they going to display wide screen properly? TV and camcorders are wide-screen, so why not LiveVideo?
This is a drive   more...early on a Sunday morning across the old Severn motorway Bridge. I believe it was opened in about 1970 and there are continuing maintenance problems with it. Apparently some of the thousands of steel supporting cables have snapped, due to a rust problem. Work is ongoing, as it has been for many years. The recent opening of the new bridge a few miles further west has taken away a lot of traffic from this wonderful old structure. Actually, it's two bridges, one after the other. Look out for the single supporting tower (pole? mast? pylon?) of the Wye river bridge, immediately after the main suspension bridge. And see the dual language English/Welsh road signs on the other side!  less

This is just few stretches of the M5 motorway, driving east through Devon and Somerset on a sunny afternoon in August. The speed limit on UK motorways is 70mph. The traffic in the inside (left hand) lane   more...was doing sixty. I won't say what speeds I was doing but anything that passed me was doing well over eighty, some of them over ninety. I was surprised at the speed of that hi-top white van! Look out for the return of those chevrons towards the end. They're part of a plan by the Department of Transport to encourage drivers to keep their distance. (The sign says 'Keep apart two chevrons'.)  less