BMW Driver Called Out in Melbourne
- A BMW driver in Melbourne was called out for an entitled driving act in Kew.
- The incident took place on Burke Road in Kew, Melbourne's east.
- The driver's behavior drew attention and sparked discussion among locals.
A recent dashcam video has surfaced, showing a woman driving a red BMW hatchback attempting to overtake another vehicle on a narrow road, resulting in a minor collision. The footage reveals the hatchback clipping the front end of the other car, prompting both drivers to stop and causing oncoming traffic to halt. The woman, dressed in jeans and a blazer with black sunglasses, exited her vehicle to take photos of the male driver involved in the incident. The male driver, visibly frustrated, requested the woman to move her car to a side street for an exchange of license and registration details. Despite his pleas, the woman continued photographing the scene, prompting mixed reactions from viewers online. Some criticized her behavior, questioning the entitlement of drivers with expensive cars, while others suggested that the male driver was at fault for not yielding during the overtaking maneuver. Experts emphasize the importance of drivers checking mirrors and blind spots before overtaking, as well as signaling intentions to other motorists. In Victoria, where the incident occurred, illegal overtaking can result in fines ranging from $288 to $385 and the issuance of two demerit points. The incident has raised awareness about road safety and the responsibilities of drivers in such situations. Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Victoria Police for further comments regarding the incident and any potential actions that may follow.