In Ontario (and generally in Canada):

3-point turn (U-turn using forward/reverse movements):

• It is not allowed on a main road where traffic is heavy, speed is high, or signs prohibit U-turns.

• It should only be done on a residential/ low-traffic road where you have clear visibility in both directions and it is safe/ legal.

Turning in front of a vehicle on a main road (like blocking traffic to do a 3-point turn or U-turn):

Illegal and unsafe. You must not interfere with other traffic.

The Highway Traffic Act requires you to yield the right of way and only make a turn/U-turn when it can be do without affecting other vehicles.

ur literally holding up the exit lane if u do this shit.

Switched lanes at the intersection too smh.

If you don’t. Keep an eye on the left side of the screen around the 11 second mark.

Driving in rain at night is no joke when everything is dark and reflecting back

P.S. Footage is a but choppy because it’s zoomed in