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09/19/2026

🥊 FIGHT ERUPTS ON BEDFORD HIGHWAY THEN THINGS ESCALATE 🫪

A wild scene sent in to us from the Bedford Highway shows a confrontation between two men quickly escalating.

The video appears to show one man reaching through the window of another vehicle and assaulting the person inside. A third man then steps in and attempts to break up the fight, pulling the alleged attacker away from the vehicle.

After being separated, the person inside the vehicle begins moving forward and runs into the man who had allegedly been assaulting them.

What started as a physical confrontation quickly turned into an even more dangerous situation with vehicles and surrounding traffic involved.

Whatever led up to this, fighting on a busy roadway puts everyone around you at risk.

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09/18/2026

🚨 URGENT: DASHCAM FOOTAGE OR WITNESSES NEEDED — HIGHWAY 101

We were asked to share this anonymous witness appeal regarding a serious Highway 101 incident that has now become an insurance matter.

📍 Highway 101 Westbound — Aylesford to Middleton
📅 Sunday, May 10, 2026
⏰ Approximately 5:20–5:40 p.m.
📍 Approximately 2 km before the first Middleton exit, near the golf-cart business

The sender reports witnessing two grey SUVs appearing to race each other westbound through heavy traffic. One SUV was ahead of the other, with the second described as a grey Hyundai SUV. The make of the first SUV is unknown.

Traffic in the westbound lane was travelling at approximately 110 km/h, and both SUVs reportedly passed at an extraordinarily high rate of speed. Based on how quickly they went by, the witness estimated they may have been travelling close to 200 km/h, although there was no way to measure their exact speed.

There were approximately 10 vehicles travelling in each direction at the time.

According to the witness, the SUVs passed through an extremely narrow space between the line of westbound traffic and vehicles travelling in the opposite direction. The first SUV reportedly barely made it through, with the grey Hyundai following immediately behind.

The Hyundai allegedly came within approximately two inches of striking the witness’s mother’s vehicle.

The witness’s mother was travelling westbound directly ahead of them, while the witness was following immediately behind in another vehicle and says they witnessed the entire incident.

Both SUVs subsequently took the first Middleton exit near the golf-cart business. The first SUV reportedly turned left toward Middleton, while the grey Hyundai turned right onto Victoria Road and continued toward Spa Springs Road.

A police file was opened concerning the incident. The sender is now trying to locate independent witnesses or recordings showing either vehicle appearing to race, passing traffic, travelling along Highway 101 or leaving the highway.

⚠️ If you travelled this section of Highway 101 between approximately 5:20 and 5:40 p.m. on May 10, please check your DashCam recordings. Even if you captured either SUV for only a few seconds, your footage could potentially be important.

If you have relevant footage, please preserve the complete original recording and message Caught On DashCam Nova Scotia privately. We will connect you directly with the person looking for the information while keeping their identity confidential.

🔄 PLEASE SHARE — someone who travelled Highway 101 that evening may have exactly the footage or information they’re looking for.

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09/18/2026

I have no words for this video besides, I wish they sent it to me with sound. Have fun with this.!

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09/17/2026

🚨 301 KM/H… AND HE DOES IT AGAIN?!

After the first video was sent to us allegedly showing a driver reaching a staggering 301 km/h on a highway in the Antigonish area, another video has now come forward appearing to show the same individual doing it again.

To put that speed into perspective, at 300 km/h, a vehicle travels more than 83 METRES EVERY SECOND.

At these speeds, there is virtually no room for error. A mechanical failure, an animal entering the roadway, another vehicle changing lanes, or one unexpected situation could turn catastrophic in seconds.

Whatever the reason, no video and no thrill is worth someone’s life.

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09/17/2026

🚨 Apparently Four-Ways Mean “Park Wherever You Want” Now

“Getting a little tired of this new trend where people just pull over wherever they feel like it, throw on the four-way flashers and start texting away regardless of how much they’re inconveniencing everyone else.”

If you need to pull over and use your phone, find somewhere safe and appropriate to stop instead of making everyone else navigate around you.

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09/17/2026

🚨 Almost Wore Her Bumper

“Smoke in one hand and apparently not enough attention on the road. The SUV decided her side of the road wasn’t quite big enough and came over into my lane. I almost ended up wearing her bumper.”

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09/16/2026

⚠️ ANOTHER NEAR MISS IN SACKVILLE

DashCam captures a driver making a U-turn from the far right lane on a two-lane road, cutting directly across the other lane and creating a dangerous near miss.

A quick reminder to always check your surroundings and make sure a manoeuvre can be completed safely before crossing active lanes of traffic.

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09/16/2026

🚨 NEAR MISS TURNS INTO A CRASH IN SACKVILLE

DashCam footage from yesterday on Glendale Drive in Sackville shows a vehicle attempting to pull out onto Glendale, nearly causing one collision before the situation ends in an actual crash moments later.

It’s a reminder of how quickly things can go wrong. Take the extra second to make sure the roadway is clear before pulling into traffic.

⚖️ Injured in a collision? Our proud sponsor, Robert Kimball of Preszler Injury Lawyers , is there to help Nova Scotians understand their options after an accident.

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09/13/2026

⚠️ CLOSE CALL IN STEWIACKE!

A pickup driver apparently wasn’t paying attention when they pulled out directly in front of the DashCam vehicle yesterday.

Thankfully, the DashCam driver was alert and managed to react in time, avoiding what could have been a nasty collision.

A good reminder: look twice before pulling into traffic. Those extra few seconds can prevent a crash.

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09/12/2026

Sept 12 at pleasant st and alantic st

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