This driver went full send in the worst way possible, yeeting it across a busy intersection à la Leeroy Jenkins.
San Antonio-area driver and Redditor /u/GentleBenTheBear shared headshaking dashcam footage from near Eastgate from earlier in July (July 17, 2026) to the /r/IdiotsInCars subreddit showing this goofball, full sending it across this busy intersection without yielding, forcing other drivers to dodge him as best they could.
Check out their display of poor driving below with the original Reddit thread linked here.
Fast Forward 25 seconds for the actual incident.
The incident happened at the intersection of N Foster Rd. and Lancer Blvd (Exact location on Google Maps linked here.)
As the dashcam shows. OP is going, at points, nearly 50 MPH headed northbound up Foster Rd.
As he approaches the intersection with Lancer Blvd, traffic in front slows a bit, and it becomes apperent why.
This goofball in their Toyota Camry is turning left, across traffic with the right of way, without a lick of yielding.
It’s dangerous.
The car in front of OP has to swerve to avoid t-boning them, including OP, who is forced to emergency brake to avoid t-boning the careless driver.
The Camry driver gets their way, sneaking past OP as the clip ends.
A semi can be seen coming from the opposite direction, coming within yards of the turning Camry driver.
My quality of life massively improved the day I realized I could just…not make these stressful lefts haha,” one of the top comments from /u/nikolas_pikolas reads.
“Get outta my way! I’ve got a semi-truck to cut off!,” /u/IIDn01 sarcastically added.
“If we only had 1 defensive driver for every idiot, we’d be a better place,” /u/TJBangs69 hoped.
In San Antonio, failure to yield while turning (such as turning left in front of oncoming traffic) is typically cited as Failure to Yield Right-of-Way with a fine of about $232 including court costs. (San Antonio) Texas does not assign standard driver license points for most moving violations under the old point system, but a conviction can still appear on your driving record and affect insurance. If the failure to yield causes a crash with injury, penalties can increase to $500–$2,000 (or more for serious injury). (law.justia.com)
