This turner at a Wash Pond Rd T-Intersection nearly T-boned a dashcam owner because of their inattention.
Rockingham County-area driver and Redditor /u/omgyoursodum shared a close call from earlier in August (Aug 21, 2026) when this driver pulling out onto Wash Pond Rd, without paying attention, nearly t-boned OP as he drove through.
Check out the unnecessarily close near-miss below with the original Reddit thread linked here.
The incident happened at the T-intersection of Buttrick Rd. and Wash Pond (Exact location on Google Maps linked here.)
As the dashcam shows, OP is headed eastbound down Wash Pond Road towards NH-111.
As he approaches the T-intersection with Buttrick, a driver in a white Acura crossover can be seen approaching and passing the limit line in a bid to turn.
Presumably, they looked both ways before turning, but such is not the case.
As pointed out by another commenter, a van turning in front of them gets their full attention.
As OP approaches the Acura, the Acura driver suddenly begins inching forward to turn, causing OP to emergency brake to avoid a collision.
Thankfully, he stops in time.
“They were so focused on the van they forgot to turn their head and check again,” the top comment from /u/PlumpyDragon reads.
“I’m glad that idiot actually stopped and stayed stopped. I’ve had this same thing happen to me, and after we both come to a stop, they just assume I stopped to let them in and start pulling out in front of me further. But I blow my horn again and am sure not to let them get in front of me anymore,” /u/HipToTheWorldsBS added.
“Always ALWAYS assume people are going to just pull out like this. Just yesterday I nearly killed a guy on a Harley cause he checked left, checked right, and went. Well, I was left around the bend and had to slam my brakes; we ended up in the same parking lot 2 mins later, and he apologized,” /u/CorporalCorl shared.
In New Hampshire, turning onto a road without yielding and nearly causing a crash could be cited as a failure to yield, with a typical statutory fine of $100 plus penalty assessment. (gc.nh.gov)A standard failure-to-yield violation generally carries 3 demerit points in New Hampshire.
