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Official local mnemonic: Essex
Postal area: Chelmsford
Issued: between september 2011 and february 2012
Silver Ford, manufactured in 2011, first registered on 1 October 2011. Cylinder capacity: 1388cc, CO2 emissions: 154 g/km.
Official local mnemonic: EssexPostal area: Chelmsford
Issued: between september 2011 and february 2012
Silver Ford, manufactured in 2011, first registered on 1 October 2011. Cylinder capacity: 1388cc, CO2 emissions: 154 g/km.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 January 2021
✗ No MOT Expired: 17 August 2020
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EK61 HGZ
Satpal2020-02-16 04:08:17
Seems a lot of times on here and elsewhere whenever a cyclist has a complaint all it descends into is mostly anti-cyclist rant.
Some try and justify this by claiming to know what all cyclists are like; they attitudes, actions. This is just benign arrogance, and when taken to the roads it puts people at risk of serious injury or death. Cyclists are equal road users. Of course, there are bad cyclists just as there are bad drivers - but instead of treating each case on its own merit each thread gets turned into a shit-storm from idiot trolls loitering around itching to preach ant-cyclist rant.
Your discriminatory hatred isn't helping anyone. Share the damn road like you are supposed to.
Seems a lot of times on here and elsewhere whenever a cyclist has a complaint all it descends into is mostly anti-cyclist rant.
Some try and justify this by claiming to know what all cyclists are like; they attitudes, actions. This is just benign arrogance, and when taken to the roads it puts people at risk of serious injury or death. Cyclists are equal road users. Of course, there are bad cyclists just as there are bad drivers - but instead of treating each case on its own merit each thread gets turned into a shit-storm from idiot trolls loitering around itching to preach ant-cyclist rant.
Your discriminatory hatred isn't helping anyone. Share the damn road like you are supposed to.
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 03:52:40
NOT the cyclist in this incident, but just a timely reminder if you like, to all those who think think they can use their vehicles as weapons or that they are impervious to the law..
https://road.cc/content/news/271191-hit-and-run-driver-who-killed-cyclist-did-not-look-properly-or-all
Consider this the next time you choose to be a selfish, dangerous, aggressive cunt on the roads (including perhaps the driver in this video). To everyone else this doesn't apply because most people aren't cunts.
NOT the cyclist in this incident, but just a timely reminder if you like, to all those who think think they can use their vehicles as weapons or that they are impervious to the law..
https://road.cc/content/news/271191-hit-and-run-driver-who-killed-cyclist-did-not-look-properly-or-all
Consider this the next time you choose to be a selfish, dangerous, aggressive cunt on the roads (including perhaps the driver in this video). To everyone else this doesn't apply because most people aren't cunts.
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 03:39:42
https://road.cc/content/news/270977-brake-checking-motorist-deliberately-causes-crash-hertfordshire-police-tell
https://road.cc/content/news/270977-brake-checking-motorist-deliberately-causes-crash-hertfordshire-police-tell
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 03:54:20
Wonder if any solicitors are reading this? Have the police failed miserably here?
Wonder if any solicitors are reading this? Have the police failed miserably here?
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 03:36:12
0:04 Poor over-take. Far too close, on the apex of a bend, with oncoming traffic.
0:12 Poor over-take. Too close, approaching a roundabout.
0:15 Poor cycling. You're approaching a roundabout, riding in blind spots. The car in front should be checking their mirrors for other road users filtering either side; however this is no guarantee they will have seen you. Further, the car in front could have gone in any direction. Far better to simply take primary and stay behind the car in front at a suitable distance - it makes you far more visible and may help deter dangerous over-taking.
0:28 Perfectly fine. Over-took the other cyclist riding secondary, giving plenty of room.
0:31 Reckless and dangerous over-take between pinch points.
To the person on the bike. Try to stay in primary where appropriate. Between these roundabouts would have fit such criteria. Get a horn. You cannot change the way some people act on the road, but you can control the way you react to it. You have to try to stay in control and make people aware of your presence at all times.
Where possible, report what you consider dangerous or reckless driving them to the local police - some forces are taking the appropriate action against a minority of drivers like the one's shown in the form of an online reporting system where you can submit footage. Hopefully more will get the message and they will think twice - people can and do die because of drivers like this, who should consider a fine far more preferable to taking someone's life because they're too pig-headed to share the road AS REQUIRED.
It's very easy to lose your cool - and lose your control. Don't come down to the level of an idiot. Your life is far too important.
0:04 Poor over-take. Far too close, on the apex of a bend, with oncoming traffic.
0:12 Poor over-take. Too close, approaching a roundabout.
0:15 Poor cycling. You're approaching a roundabout, riding in blind spots. The car in front should be checking their mirrors for other road users filtering either side; however this is no guarantee they will have seen you. Further, the car in front could have gone in any direction. Far better to simply take primary and stay behind the car in front at a suitable distance - it makes you far more visible and may help deter dangerous over-taking.
0:28 Perfectly fine. Over-took the other cyclist riding secondary, giving plenty of room.
0:31 Reckless and dangerous over-take between pinch points.
To the person on the bike. Try to stay in primary where appropriate. Between these roundabouts would have fit such criteria. Get a horn. You cannot change the way some people act on the road, but you can control the way you react to it. You have to try to stay in control and make people aware of your presence at all times.
Where possible, report what you consider dangerous or reckless driving them to the local police - some forces are taking the appropriate action against a minority of drivers like the one's shown in the form of an online reporting system where you can submit footage. Hopefully more will get the message and they will think twice - people can and do die because of drivers like this, who should consider a fine far more preferable to taking someone's life because they're too pig-headed to share the road AS REQUIRED.
It's very easy to lose your cool - and lose your control. Don't come down to the level of an idiot. Your life is far too important.
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 03:10:19
I see you taking your attitude on the road and I guarantee you: your registration will be on here in no time.
I see you taking your attitude on the road and I guarantee you: your registration will be on here in no time.
EK61 HGZ
james2020-02-09 13:07:36
why is the cyclist in the middle of the road after overtaking? he was asking for it to be honest.
why is the cyclist in the middle of the road after overtaking? he was asking for it to be honest.
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 03:15:09
james are you serious or just a troll?
The cyclist wasn't in the middle of the road; they were in the middle of the lane, which is their right.
And even if he was in the middle of the road, in the right circumstances I would re-iterate: it's their right.
All you have to do is remember a simple rule: Cyclists are traffic - they are equal road users. However IF you still feel that riding lawfully is "asking for it" AND you drive a vehicle? Then I would suggest you re-take your driving test.
But don't just take my word for it. Ask any traffic officer of driving instructor whether they think you are right and come back here with the answer, if you like. You might not like their response. Travel safely.
james are you serious or just a troll?
The cyclist wasn't in the middle of the road; they were in the middle of the lane, which is their right.
And even if he was in the middle of the road, in the right circumstances I would re-iterate: it's their right.
All you have to do is remember a simple rule: Cyclists are traffic - they are equal road users. However IF you still feel that riding lawfully is "asking for it" AND you drive a vehicle? Then I would suggest you re-take your driving test.
But don't just take my word for it. Ask any traffic officer of driving instructor whether they think you are right and come back here with the answer, if you like. You might not like their response. Travel safely.
EK61 HGZ
James2020-02-10 12:26:44
Tosun, re-read the what i wrote, i said after overtaking. also he kicked the car and so Karma.
Tosun, re-read the what i wrote, i said after overtaking. also he kicked the car and so Karma.
EK61 HGZ
Tosun Pasha2020-02-10 08:48:25
He's overtaking a slow moving cyclist, he's allowed to move into the middle of the road to overtake. Rule 66.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/rules-for-cyclists-59-to-82
He's overtaking a slow moving cyclist, he's allowed to move into the middle of the road to overtake. Rule 66.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/rules-for-cyclists-59-to-82
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-21 19:06:51
Find where he lives, get a couple of nasty bastards to give him a midnight knock.
Find where he lives, get a couple of nasty bastards to give him a midnight knock.
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 04:04:05
"I always forget cyclists only care about laws that work in their favour"
But you don't know every cyclist, just as you don't know every car driver. Using such fallacy in a civil or criminal case would work against you.
"I always forget cyclists only care about laws that work in their favour"
But you don't know every cyclist, just as you don't know every car driver. Using such fallacy in a civil or criminal case would work against you.
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-16 04:01:35
James you could always stop trolling? The best bit for you will be when you (hopefully) grow up.
James you could always stop trolling? The best bit for you will be when you (hopefully) grow up.
EK61 HGZ
Blake2020-02-09 17:33:16
HAHA Shame, the cyclist is in the wrong
Cyclist also kicked the car and provoked the incident.
HAHA Shame, the cyclist is in the wrong
Cyclist also kicked the car and provoked the incident.
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-09 15:58:18
@James what’s that rule about not being too close behind to the extent that you’re not able to stop
I always forget cyclists only care about laws that work in their favour
@James what’s that rule about not being too close behind to the extent that you’re not able to stop
I always forget cyclists only care about laws that work in their favour
EK61 HGZ
James2020-02-09 15:47:03
The best bit was when the cyclist crashed into the car!
So funny!!!
The best bit was when the cyclist crashed into the car!
So funny!!!
EK61 HGZ
2020-02-09 12:55:16
Car was a dick but cyclist needs to learn the concept of self preservation
Asking to get squashed
Car was a dick but cyclist needs to learn the concept of self preservation
Asking to get squashed
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