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Official local mnemonic: Hampshire and Dorset
Postal area: Portsmouth
Issued: between march 2018 and august 2018
Brown Land rover, manufactured in 2018, first registered on 1 March 2018. Cylinder capacity: 1999cc, CO2 emissions: 134 g/km.
Official local mnemonic: Hampshire and DorsetPostal area: Portsmouth
Issued: between march 2018 and august 2018
Brown Land rover, manufactured in 2018, first registered on 1 March 2018. Cylinder capacity: 1999cc, CO2 emissions: 134 g/km.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 April 2020
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HV18 VUK
--------2018-08-24 15:35:46
you were very calm - I would have lost it. Hope she has been reported to go on a driver awareness course. I stick one of these 1.5 m staying alive pictures on the back of my bike which as been quite effective
http://www.thebikecomesfirst.com/stayin-alive-at-1-5/
you were very calm - I would have lost it. Hope she has been reported to go on a driver awareness course. I stick one of these 1.5 m staying alive pictures on the back of my bike which as been quite effective
http://www.thebikecomesfirst.com/stayin-alive-at-1-5/
HV18 VUK
2018-08-21 19:16:24
Muppet in a Land Rover, that's going to crash and kill someone on a country road.
Muppet in a Land Rover, that's going to crash and kill someone on a country road.
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A lot of these problems stem from the sometimes ambiguous nature of the Highway Code. There is no actual legal requirement to give 1.0 or 1.5 metres. None. The only thing a driver can be done for is careless and/or dangerous driving. So as you might imagine with a lot of people anything goes.
Cycling is so dangerous where I live that I am giving up cycling on roads for good, on account of the sheer number of people who seem to view cyclists as targets rather than equals. A lot of accidents occur at junctions including roundabouts, accidents that could be entirely avoided had the cyclist been afforded requisite space. But again, this is a recommendation and has no legal basis beyond contributory factors towards an infraction of careless, dangerous or reckless driving. Worse, and to put it bluntly, most police forces in this country don't give a shit.
Then there's the equally moronic, often violent minority of cyclists who think being anti-social is a right. This country has an outdated attitude to cycling and it won't change in our generation.