This dashcam owner stopped on Mulholland to let an oncoming car squeeze by because of limited road space. This apparently upset an Audi driver to no end.
A Los Angeles-area driver and Redditor /u/SoreLoser69 shared head-shaking dashcam footage from the Hollywood Hills from earlier in August (Aug 26, 2026) to the /r/IdiotsInCars subreddit, showing an impatient Audi driver resorting to tailgating and running a stop sign because OP had the decency to stop and let an oncoming driver squeeze past.
Check out the unhinged reaction below with the original Reddit thread linked here.
The incident happened on Mullholland Dr in the Hollywood Hills (Exact location on Google Maps linked here)
As the dashcam shows, OP turns onto Mullholland from Las Alturas.
Lane space is limited on the tight, winding roads.
As is common in the area, construction crews have parked on one side of the road, taking up a bike lane and encroaching onto almost half a lane.
With a car approaching from the other side, OP comes to a stop to let them through first.
In OP’s rear, we can see the front bumper of a fast-approaching blue Audi who, upon seeing OP stop, pulls right up to OP’s rear bumper and stays within inches despite OP accelerating up to speed.
The Audi driver tailgates OP to the end of Mullholland and, when they get to the stop sign on Outpost Dr, the Audi driver does the inevitable and runs it, thus ending their little road-rage incident.
“In a hurry to get to their next accident. Good move pulling over to let them pass,” one of the top comments from /u/Financial_Heart4768 reads.
“I’m going to applaud the cam car driver for actually having the forethought to find a place to pull off,” /u/Friendly-Gur-6736 added.
“For reasons unknown, some find that to be controversial behavior if someone is tailgating you.”
“I’ve driven this street many times in GTA. People are always impatient through there,” /u/blooash hilariously pointed out.
In California, tailgating (Vehicle Code §21703) is typically a $238 fine and 1 DMV point, although the total can vary by county and added court fees.
Running a stop sign (Vehicle Code §22450) is also typically around $238 and 1 DMV point, with the exact amount depending on local assessments.
