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Grey Land rover, manufactured in 2012, first registered on 1 May 2012. Cylinder capacity: 2179cc, CO2 emissions: 174 g/km.
Grey Land rover, manufactured in 2012, first registered on 1 May 2012. Cylinder capacity: 2179cc, CO2 emissions: 174 g/km.✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 March 2020
✗ No MOT Expired: 26 March 2020
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ERZ 3330
A regular NI driver2018-06-01 21:32:21
01/06/18 08:31 on the A29 heading towards Coleraine at the end of the Moneybrannon road (where she pulled out of). Firstly she pulled out onto a national speed limit road and drove in the oncoming lane while she got up to speed. She decided it was best to pull into the traffic in front of me, which wasn't a big deal though I did flash my lights once just in case she didn't see me when she first pulled out (I was driving with my dipped headlights on for my entire journey).
If I had pulled out onto a national speed limit road and missed seeing an approaching car which then flashed me as I had caused it to lightly brake, I would accelerate up to speed of the traffic as fast as I can and probably flash the hazards a couple of times to apologise.
I wasn't expecting an apology ( it wasn't too bad, it was only a courtesy flash from me) but I didn't expect her to brake hard. I had to slow to 50 mph from 60 mph when she first pulled out but with her hitting the brakes we were down to 36 mph (with a line of cars behind me). She then sat at that for a few hundred yards round a corner onto a nice open straight. I assumed she was going to sit at that for the rest of the trip so I had intended when I had seen the empty road (in front of her and oncoming lane) that I would overtake and carry on my way at 60 mph like I had been doing before she pulled out. However, after I had signaled, pulled out to pass her and got about 3/4 of the way past her, she decided to properly floor it to prevent me from getting past. I drive a wee 1.6 diesel Focus and she was in an Evoque with at least an extra 80 bhp over my motor so she then undertook me! As she passed she was sticking two fingers up against the driver's window and mouthing something. She then braked again once I was back behind her.
I've explained it the best I can, it's on dashcam but I can't seem to upload that directly to here.
01/06/18 08:31 on the A29 heading towards Coleraine at the end of the Moneybrannon road (where she pulled out of). Firstly she pulled out onto a national speed limit road and drove in the oncoming lane while she got up to speed. She decided it was best to pull into the traffic in front of me, which wasn't a big deal though I did flash my lights once just in case she didn't see me when she first pulled out (I was driving with my dipped headlights on for my entire journey).
If I had pulled out onto a national speed limit road and missed seeing an approaching car which then flashed me as I had caused it to lightly brake, I would accelerate up to speed of the traffic as fast as I can and probably flash the hazards a couple of times to apologise.
I wasn't expecting an apology ( it wasn't too bad, it was only a courtesy flash from me) but I didn't expect her to brake hard. I had to slow to 50 mph from 60 mph when she first pulled out but with her hitting the brakes we were down to 36 mph (with a line of cars behind me). She then sat at that for a few hundred yards round a corner onto a nice open straight. I assumed she was going to sit at that for the rest of the trip so I had intended when I had seen the empty road (in front of her and oncoming lane) that I would overtake and carry on my way at 60 mph like I had been doing before she pulled out. However, after I had signaled, pulled out to pass her and got about 3/4 of the way past her, she decided to properly floor it to prevent me from getting past. I drive a wee 1.6 diesel Focus and she was in an Evoque with at least an extra 80 bhp over my motor so she then undertook me! As she passed she was sticking two fingers up against the driver's window and mouthing something. She then braked again once I was back behind her.
I've explained it the best I can, it's on dashcam but I can't seem to upload that directly to here.
ERZ 3330
Elizabeth2018-06-02 19:47:59
I suggest you upload to youtube and send a copy to the police as this type of driving will unfortunately result in some pour innocent soul losing their life.
I do not know why the entry class range rover always seems to be leased by thoroughly unpleasant chavs that do not have the first idea how to drive properly.
Any ideas?
I suggest you upload to youtube and send a copy to the police as this type of driving will unfortunately result in some pour innocent soul losing their life.
I do not know why the entry class range rover always seems to be leased by thoroughly unpleasant chavs that do not have the first idea how to drive properly.
Any ideas?
ERZ 3330
2018-06-02 03:32:43
An easy way to share video is to first upload it to a site like You Tube and the enter the URL of the video in the comments section. This site will then do the rest in so far as embedding playback. Hope this helps.
An easy way to share video is to first upload it to a site like You Tube and the enter the URL of the video in the comments section. This site will then do the rest in so far as embedding playback. Hope this helps.
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