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Stopped at a light at a freeway junction. Guy in front of me stops but gets impatient and goes just before it turns green.
We get stopped by the next light at the same junction. I am now next to the guy, both of us waiting to turn left to then merge onto the freeway across a fairly large intersection that accommodates all N-S normal traffic, traffic entering the E-W freeway from the N-S traffic, and traffic exiting the E-W freeway to join the N-S traffic.
He stops for only a few moments before deciding to go anyways (I think another direction had come to a stop and he assumed we'd be next), and as he goes through the intersection, the traffic exiting the freeway to go south gets the green light, and in slow motion with plenty of time to stop (cause they were just getting moving) the two front-runners both t-bone (f-bone?) the guy.
It was bizarre and completely avoidable on all fronts. Like a slow motion train wreck. Benefit of the doubt though, the exiting traffic probably just didn't see him coming until he was right in front of them. I'm just glad that, whatever accident that guy was gonna get into that night, it happened before we got onto the freeway together.