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Official local mnemonic: Essex
Postal area: Chelmsford
Issued: between march 2014 and august 2014
Black White knuckle 125, manufactured in 2014, first registered on 1 April 2014. Cylinder capacity: 124cc.
Official local mnemonic: EssexPostal area: Chelmsford
Issued: between march 2014 and august 2014
Black White knuckle 125, manufactured in 2014, first registered on 1 April 2014. Cylinder capacity: 124cc.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 17 February 2017
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me2u2me2016-11-03 02:28:45
Can we have your reg uploaded also?
Read the Highway Code on filtering you dumb fucks then come back and explain
https://forum.motorcyclenews.com/topic/79091/filtering-a-legal-opinion
Filtering - How it differs from an 'Overtake'.
Contrary to the belief of some motorists, filtering is entirely legal in the UK, providing that it is done safely. Once traffic speeds are high enough to suggest that the traffic is no longer queuing, your manoeuvre may then be regarded as a dangerous overtake.
Where is it illegal to filter?
As with any manoeuvre, you must not cause danger or force other vehicles to alter course or speed. Typically it's not a matter of where, but when. There are a few situations where it would be illegal to filter. Two that spring to mind is passing queuing traffic in a no overtaking zone (e.g. solid white lines or after a no overtaking sign) or on the approach to a crossing, with zigzags.
If the road you are on is split by a solid white line, it's still legal providing you follow the rules set out above and you DO NOT CROSS THE SOLID WHITE LINE! If you can safely pass (filter) on your side of the road, this is fine.
Can we have your reg uploaded also?
Read the Highway Code on filtering you dumb fucks then come back and explain
https://forum.motorcyclenews.com/topic/79091/filtering-a-legal-opinion
Filtering - How it differs from an 'Overtake'.
Contrary to the belief of some motorists, filtering is entirely legal in the UK, providing that it is done safely. Once traffic speeds are high enough to suggest that the traffic is no longer queuing, your manoeuvre may then be regarded as a dangerous overtake.
Where is it illegal to filter?
As with any manoeuvre, you must not cause danger or force other vehicles to alter course or speed. Typically it's not a matter of where, but when. There are a few situations where it would be illegal to filter. Two that spring to mind is passing queuing traffic in a no overtaking zone (e.g. solid white lines or after a no overtaking sign) or on the approach to a crossing, with zigzags.
If the road you are on is split by a solid white line, it's still legal providing you follow the rules set out above and you DO NOT CROSS THE SOLID WHITE LINE! If you can safely pass (filter) on your side of the road, this is fine.
EU14 FGA
2016-11-02 12:07:24
Its your own fault for beeping at him, no need, yes it was dumb of him to come up the inside like a cyclist would, but you were barely moving, but you didnt have to beep him just because he stuttered on getting away when things started moving again
It was a petty move from you and it bit you in the ass, dont come crying on the internet looking for sympathy
Its your own fault for beeping at him, no need, yes it was dumb of him to come up the inside like a cyclist would, but you were barely moving, but you didnt have to beep him just because he stuttered on getting away when things started moving again
It was a petty move from you and it bit you in the ass, dont come crying on the internet looking for sympathy
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this rider is a silly little boy 17 years old riding a 125cc, cut us up on the inside (left hand side) then crossed in front of us! held traffic up held the traffic because of his silly actions