Registration plate 
Official local mnemonic: Deeside
Postal area: Chester
Issued: between september 2008 and february 2009
Silver Vauxhall Astra, manufactured in 2008, first registered on 1 November 2008. Cylinder capacity: 1248cc, CO2 emissions: 130 g/km.
As of 30 January 2018 this vehicle had done 109,524 miles. Current estimated odometer reading: 196,000 miles.
Official local mnemonic: DeesidePostal area: Chester
Issued: between september 2008 and february 2009
Silver Vauxhall Astra, manufactured in 2008, first registered on 1 November 2008. Cylinder capacity: 1248cc, CO2 emissions: 130 g/km.
As of 30 January 2018 this vehicle had done 109,524 miles. Current estimated odometer reading: 196,000 miles.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 January 2018
✗ No MOT Expired: 29 January 2019
MOT history
| Test date | Expiry date | Result | Odometer reading |
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| 2018-01-30 | 2019-01-29 | ✓ Pass | 109,524 |
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| 2016-10-05 | 2017-11-03 | ✓ Pass | 93,004 |
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| 2016-10-05 | - | ✗ Fail | 92,995 |
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| 2015-10-24 | 2016-11-03 | ✓ Pass | 87,644 |
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| 2015-10-24 | - | ✗ Fail | 87,644 |
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| 2014-10-30 | 2015-11-03 | ✓ Pass | 76,751 |
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| 2013-11-04 | 2014-11-03 | ✓ Pass | 60,376 |
| 2012-11-02 | 2013-11-03 | ✓ Pass | 43,544 |
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| 2011-10-05 | 2012-11-03 | ✓ Pass | 26,118 |
| 2011-10-05 | - | ✗ Fail | 26,118 |
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DE58 FWX
Simon2017-02-25 15:55:18
Even the driver of the camera car says " are they on one bike or is he really close to his arse". I know you're a bit touchy but the cyclist wasn't really cycling very well and put himself in danger. Yes the car driver should have left more space but it could have been avoided. Stop getting so angry with me, I cycle very well and my eyes are fine. You may not be right every time.
Even the driver of the camera car says " are they on one bike or is he really close to his arse". I know you're a bit touchy but the cyclist wasn't really cycling very well and put himself in danger. Yes the car driver should have left more space but it could have been avoided. Stop getting so angry with me, I cycle very well and my eyes are fine. You may not be right every time.
DE58 FWX
2017-02-24 23:31:33
Simon I do not see how the cyclist made and error and got hit. The car was clearly too close from the start, and proceeded to be too close throughout. The responsibility here lies with the driver. You're basically saying it was the cyclist's fault for being on the road and not having eyes in the back of their head, or not turning round in heavy traffic. Crazy.
Simon I do not see how the cyclist made and error and got hit. The car was clearly too close from the start, and proceeded to be too close throughout. The responsibility here lies with the driver. You're basically saying it was the cyclist's fault for being on the road and not having eyes in the back of their head, or not turning round in heavy traffic. Crazy.
DE58 FWX
Anon2017-02-24 17:52:41
Igman or Simon or SidJames
It's the same person, parents were brother and sister enough said
Almost - Neuro Surgeon confirms brainless and waiting donor for the worlds first brain transplant
Igman or Simon or SidJames
It's the same person, parents were brother and sister enough said
Almost - Neuro Surgeon confirms brainless and waiting donor for the worlds first brain transplant
DE58 FWX
simon2017-02-24 10:14:39
Thanks for the picture and detailed information, you are a star. I still think if the truth be told, the cyclist made an error and got hit. I do also cycle but I'm very aware of my surroundings and would have checked behind at the junction to see what was approaching from behind therefor spotting the close driver. Could have been avoided by both parties.
Thanks for the picture and detailed information, you are a star. I still think if the truth be told, the cyclist made an error and got hit. I do also cycle but I'm very aware of my surroundings and would have checked behind at the junction to see what was approaching from behind therefor spotting the close driver. Could have been avoided by both parties.
DE58 FWX
2017-02-23 20:25:55
The facts of the matter are that the cyclist was in front of the driver, who drove past them far too close and knocked them flying. If you can't deal with a cyclist slightly deviating in the road - for whatever reason - then you are the problem, not the cyclist. There are plenty of video's showing the correct way to overt-take cyclists and some police forces are now starting to clamp down on those who put cyclists' lives at risk through such stupid and dangerous driving.
The facts of the matter are that the cyclist was in front of the driver, who drove past them far too close and knocked them flying. If you can't deal with a cyclist slightly deviating in the road - for whatever reason - then you are the problem, not the cyclist. There are plenty of video's showing the correct way to overt-take cyclists and some police forces are now starting to clamp down on those who put cyclists' lives at risk through such stupid and dangerous driving.
DE58 FWX
2017-02-23 20:21:32
The cyclist didn't move over. The car was too close, both before and during the moment the car ran into them. The responsibility is on the driver to over-take safely.
And yes, cyclists wobble, for any number of reasons including dirt and debris, oil, pot-holes and drain covers as well as the cyclist panicking if someone is trying to literally climb up their arse in several tons of steel. Hence the reason why the Highway Code specifically says give them plenty of room: at least as much as a car's width or 1m if less than 20 mph, 1.5m if higher.
As shown the car over-took way too close and this is illegal. Also note. cyclists have the same rights as cars and can use the full lane. If you're not really sure about where the fault lies here then I'd suggest you don't drive. Lucky the cyclist didn't end up under the wheels. Again, the responsibility here was on the driver and the driver failed in that respect.
The cyclist didn't move over. The car was too close, both before and during the moment the car ran into them. The responsibility is on the driver to over-take safely.
And yes, cyclists wobble, for any number of reasons including dirt and debris, oil, pot-holes and drain covers as well as the cyclist panicking if someone is trying to literally climb up their arse in several tons of steel. Hence the reason why the Highway Code specifically says give them plenty of room: at least as much as a car's width or 1m if less than 20 mph, 1.5m if higher.
As shown the car over-took way too close and this is illegal. Also note. cyclists have the same rights as cars and can use the full lane. If you're not really sure about where the fault lies here then I'd suggest you don't drive. Lucky the cyclist didn't end up under the wheels. Again, the responsibility here was on the driver and the driver failed in that respect.
DE58 FWX
Why?2017-02-23 07:29:45
Update: Astra driver has accepted responsibility and collected his award and £1000 cheque.
Great work👏
Update: Astra driver has accepted responsibility and collected his award and £1000 cheque.
Great work👏
DE58 FWX
2017-02-24 23:32:43
No response, 07:29:45? You just another joker/troll/loser or something?
No response, 07:29:45? You just another joker/troll/loser or something?
DE58 FWX
2017-02-22 19:07:29
Hits cyclist by driving too close, then "emerged from her car after about five minutes". So not rushing out to check the guys ok?
source:
http://road.cc/content/news/217959-video-motorist-hits-cyclist-while-attempting-squeeze-past-busy-road
Hits cyclist by driving too close, then "emerged from her car after about five minutes". So not rushing out to check the guys ok?
source:
http://road.cc/content/news/217959-video-motorist-hits-cyclist-while-attempting-squeeze-past-busy-road
DE58 FWX
Ivan2017-02-24 10:13:26
Driver was too close to overtak and should have been more patient with the cyclist at least up until the point where you can see road works ahead and that the inside lane becomes closed off and thats why the driver became impatient as to getting ahead of the cyclist to make sure he got ahead resulting in him hitting the cyclist as by the way has done nothing wrong as he has every right to be where he is at that moment in time, The car driver needs to take an awareness course after this incident, Most of all i hope the cyclist is alright and with hopefully no long lasting injuries, Thanks to Caters Clips of youtube for the original video without people like him we would never be aware of this accident, Safe driving and cycling people
Driver was too close to overtak and should have been more patient with the cyclist at least up until the point where you can see road works ahead and that the inside lane becomes closed off and thats why the driver became impatient as to getting ahead of the cyclist to make sure he got ahead resulting in him hitting the cyclist as by the way has done nothing wrong as he has every right to be where he is at that moment in time, The car driver needs to take an awareness course after this incident, Most of all i hope the cyclist is alright and with hopefully no long lasting injuries, Thanks to Caters Clips of youtube for the original video without people like him we would never be aware of this accident, Safe driving and cycling people
DE58 FWX
2017-02-23 20:36:44
Another reason to ride primary, as advised by all respected cycle craft authorities as well as the government's own advice. Riding primary doesn't guarantee you won't be hit, but it does lessen the likelyhood and if it's wrong for cyclists to be in the centre of THEIR lane, then it's wrong for cars, too. Unfortunately too many drivers in this country don't know shit about how to drive and don't give a shit about cyclist's welfare..
Another reason to ride primary, as advised by all respected cycle craft authorities as well as the government's own advice. Riding primary doesn't guarantee you won't be hit, but it does lessen the likelyhood and if it's wrong for cyclists to be in the centre of THEIR lane, then it's wrong for cars, too. Unfortunately too many drivers in this country don't know shit about how to drive and don't give a shit about cyclist's welfare..
DE58 FWX
Anon2017-02-23 02:07:11
Just read the article (apologies)
West Sussex Police more like Wet (behind the ears) Sussex Police - do your fucking job and enforce the law you lazy good for nothing PLEBS
Just read the article (apologies)
West Sussex Police more like Wet (behind the ears) Sussex Police - do your fucking job and enforce the law you lazy good for nothing PLEBS
DE58 FWX
Anon2017-02-23 02:03:50
Big thanks and respect to the driver of dashcam car for
1 Having dashcam
2 Assisting the cyclist after the RTA
Hope the cyclist got off lightly but hope the car drivers insurance premium doubles and that the police (as a minimum) give the driver a warning about her unsafe road sense.
Big thanks and respect to the driver of dashcam car for
1 Having dashcam
2 Assisting the cyclist after the RTA
Hope the cyclist got off lightly but hope the car drivers insurance premium doubles and that the police (as a minimum) give the driver a warning about her unsafe road sense.
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Looks like the cyclist wobbles into the car. The car was very close but it doesn't look like the cyclist checked to see is it was clear before starting to move over. Unfortunate accident but not really sure about fault blaming.