proactive
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No. Not unless you're into brittle bones and Zimmer frames.
Unless you like getting your pocket picked that is...
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Examples of poor driving you have witnessed!
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Unless you like getting your pocket picked that is...
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littleme
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captainpish
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U sure it wasn't hus brother, Gordon? I've heard loads of people meniton him in an angry tone.
captainpish
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Well it's good to no that our local police apply the law according to what side of the bed they got out of that morning!
proactive
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markpa12003
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I've seen the same vehicle being driven badly a few weeks ago. I was shocked that the driver would drive so recklessly in a works vehicle.
This bellend, who pulled out in front of me at Wildwood co-op, didn't think to stop and let me past, I had to pull into the right hand side of the lane to avoid him. Would have been a write off for my car which I'm actually giving to a friend soon as I've just bought another one.
photography_bloke
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Had a bit of a run in this morning with a guy in a big posh Audi who assumed, presumably because he was in a big posh Audi, that the No Entry and One Way signs at the Mill Street end of Earl Street didn't apply to him...
I did offer my advice and point the signs out to him, but he didn't seem to be very happy about it...
I did offer my advice and point the signs out to him, but he didn't seem to be very happy about it...
Yalla
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Jonah
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WV Passat estate driver who managed to reach over 40mph after accelerating from the island at the entrance to Saxonfields to Shipston Road. This was after having to slow down at the island because of cars turning into Saxonfields. The distance is about 150 yards I guess.
I know the speed because the temporary speed signs are in place at the moment.
I know the speed because the temporary speed signs are in place at the moment.
Jonah
Spouting nonsense since the day I learned to talk
Wow that's such a clever answer.
Speed limit on that road is 30mph. He accelerated fast in a short distance to 10mph over the limit.
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
The speed limit is 30 and to accelerate to 40 in that short distance he must have been giving it some, certainly more than is desirable in a built up area.
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Congratulations to the middle-ages chavs in the 51 reg Rover 200 who followed us from Junction 13 island, through Acton Trussel and on to Brocton Crossroads. Seemingly being right up to my rear bumper and jinking left and right was going to make me go faster. Oddly, on the country lanes, it meant my car was suddenly incapable of doing more than 10mph and that I had to give way to EVERY single other car coming the other way. I do hope you got home without bursting a blood vessel because your face looked somewhat swollen and bright red as we parted company. 
airbusA346
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Congratulations to the middle-ages chavs in the 51 reg Rover 200 who followed us from Junction 13 island, through Acton Trussel and on to Brocton Crossroads. Seemingly being right up to my rear bumper and jinking left and right was going to make me go faster. Oddly, on the country lanes, it meant my car was suddenly incapable of doing more than 10mph and that I had to give way to EVERY single other car coming the other way. I do hope you got home without bursting a blood vessel because your face looked somewhat swollen and bright red as we parted company.
What an idiot you are!
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Not at all.
Due to the closeness of the car behind me, if I had gone faster and had to break suddenly, he would have driven straight into the back of me. My lad was in the back and any accident could have caused him serious injury.
I was therefore, driving safely for all concerned.
