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Motorcyclist Clips Dodge Challenger’s Mirror Lane-Splitting – Driver’s Response Isn’t What Anyone Expected
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For one motorcyclist navigating a line of stopped cars on a sunny day, that moment arrived when his mirror caught the side mirror of a grey Dodge Challenger.
The Driver Got Out and Gave Him a HugThe rider, audibly anxious as he parks, points to the contact point on the Challenger’s mirror.
A nationwide survey of more than 3,000 drivers conducted in 2025 found that 96% admitted to aggressive driving behaviors, per Sieben Alexander P.A.
A side mirror getting clipped in traffic is, statistically, exactly the kind of trigger that goes sideways.
So the rider in this video was already rolling the dice before the mirror made contact.