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Official local mnemonic: Manchester and Merseyside
Postal area: Manchester
Issued: between september 2014 and february 2015
White Volkswagen, manufactured in 2014, first registered on 1 September 2014. Cylinder capacity: 1968cc, CO2 emissions: 119 g/km.
Official local mnemonic: Manchester and MerseysidePostal area: Manchester
Issued: between september 2014 and february 2015
White Volkswagen, manufactured in 2014, first registered on 1 September 2014. Cylinder capacity: 1968cc, CO2 emissions: 119 g/km.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 September 2020
✗ No MOT Expired: 16 May 2020
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A2019-09-07 20:29:18
The woman driving this white Volkswagen CC (with the VW badge missing off the front btw) is an absolute waste of skin.
Around 7pm today, I was going past Manchester’s famed Loreto College on Chichester Road in the direction of the city centre (where, due to the college and young inhabitants of the surrounding area) the speed limit is 20mph, but as with everyone my speedo was 24/25mph. And those who know the area will know that outside the college is a long, sweeping, blind bend, where you have to be particularly careful of people crossing or cars pulling out of junctions on the right hand side.
So anyway this woman came up behind me and at that point there was a vehicle with sirens flashing somewhere nearby as I could hear it, but it was nowhere to be seen
And then guess what? She used the wrong side of the road, on the start of the blind bend, to overtake me. And just as she got slightly ahead (but still on the wrong side), that emergency vehicle, an ambulance, came rushing around the corner and she quickly cut in front (forcing me to brake sharply) and almost crashed into the kerb as her wheels screeched.
She then sped off at around what must have been at least 50mph on this road where, remember, the speed limit is 20.
Absolute disgrace. Hope she is the only one who ends up in a body bag as a result of her driving. Because she could have put several lives in jeopardy thanks to that shitty manoeuvre (spare a thought to what would’ve happened to the patient the ambulance was going to attend).
Honestly, it was just horrific! 😢
The woman driving this white Volkswagen CC (with the VW badge missing off the front btw) is an absolute waste of skin.
Around 7pm today, I was going past Manchester’s famed Loreto College on Chichester Road in the direction of the city centre (where, due to the college and young inhabitants of the surrounding area) the speed limit is 20mph, but as with everyone my speedo was 24/25mph. And those who know the area will know that outside the college is a long, sweeping, blind bend, where you have to be particularly careful of people crossing or cars pulling out of junctions on the right hand side.
So anyway this woman came up behind me and at that point there was a vehicle with sirens flashing somewhere nearby as I could hear it, but it was nowhere to be seen
And then guess what? She used the wrong side of the road, on the start of the blind bend, to overtake me. And just as she got slightly ahead (but still on the wrong side), that emergency vehicle, an ambulance, came rushing around the corner and she quickly cut in front (forcing me to brake sharply) and almost crashed into the kerb as her wheels screeched.
She then sped off at around what must have been at least 50mph on this road where, remember, the speed limit is 20.
Absolute disgrace. Hope she is the only one who ends up in a body bag as a result of her driving. Because she could have put several lives in jeopardy thanks to that shitty manoeuvre (spare a thought to what would’ve happened to the patient the ambulance was going to attend).
Honestly, it was just horrific! 😢
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Typical of those who think they have priority and expect others to get out of their way. One thing - this type of driver we all encounter but they “pass” so we only experience their dangers when they are around us. They experience their dangers all the time because they are the danger and take it with them wherever they go. They are very much more likely to be involved in an accident. It is just unfortunate that one in the many of us being innocent road users will be on the receiving end. It is best when two of this kind meet (in an accident) and they both get what they deserve.