This Month In Dash Cams: Untitled Goose Game IRL

This Month In Dash Cams: Untitled Goose Game IRL

February may be a little behind us, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the latest compilation of interesting characters who have been captured on Australian roads by Dash Cam Owners Australia.

This month you can bask in a lightning strike, many counts of median strip and grass mounting, driving through a flood and Untitled Goose Game come to life.

And if you’re a fan of the usual creative expletives that manifest from the mouths of drivers, you certainly won’t be disappointed. Many a C-bomb is dropped.

We highly recommend you stick with it till the end so you can enjoy the geese, as well as the bloke determined to not let a casual flood stop him from getting home.

You can watch more antics from Aussie roads over at the Dash Cam Owners Australia YouTube Page.

[referenced url=”https://gizmodo.com.au/2020/01/this-month-in-dash-cams-ye-olde-water-pistol-fight-at-the-traffic-lights/” thumb=”https://gizmodo.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/mr-burns-car-410×231.jpg” title=”This Month In Dash Cams: Ye Olde Water Pistol Fight At The Traffic Lights” excerpt=”A fresh year means a fresh batch of Australia’s finest being captured doing dumb, dangerous and sometimes-hilarious things on the road. Dash Cam Owners Australia is back for 2020 and they’re coming in strong with runaway furniture, fanging a rise-on mower on the road and some questionable usage cases for roundabouts. I for one didn’t know I needed to see the drivers of two restored vintage vehicles get into a water pistol fight at a traffic light… yet here we are.”]


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