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Official local mnemonic: Oxford
Postal area: Oxford
Issued: between september 2017 and february 2018
Blue Audi, manufactured in 2018, first registered on 1 January 2018. Cylinder capacity: 1598cc, CO2 emissions: 118 g/km.
Official local mnemonic: OxfordPostal area: Oxford
Issued: between september 2017 and february 2018
Blue Audi, manufactured in 2018, first registered on 1 January 2018. Cylinder capacity: 1598cc, CO2 emissions: 118 g/km.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 November 2019
MOT: No details
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OE67 RLZ
2018-04-24 21:14:43
Hey Sean it's two for one day.
https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&v=DbjWpPENrIw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fprofessionals.bikeability.org.uk%2Fdownload%2F704%2F&redir_token=ra4u_VuNf3EQzMf9VHa1LZMMeSJ8MTUyNDY4NjI3NEAxNTI0NTk5ODc0
Double up on your dose eh? Oh the pain of truth..too bad you've got even LESS channels to troll though, isn't it? What a perfect opportunity for you to grow up. Many have come here just like you and failed miserably.
Hey Sean it's two for one day.
https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&v=DbjWpPENrIw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fprofessionals.bikeability.org.uk%2Fdownload%2F704%2F&redir_token=ra4u_VuNf3EQzMf9VHa1LZMMeSJ8MTUyNDY4NjI3NEAxNTI0NTk5ODc0
Double up on your dose eh? Oh the pain of truth..too bad you've got even LESS channels to troll though, isn't it? What a perfect opportunity for you to grow up. Many have come here just like you and failed miserably.
OE67 RLZ
2018-04-24 21:05:46
Here you go, Sean Sean...facts AND context. You can't do both because your brain isn't wired right. Take some asprin in case the following causes your hateful vendetta against cyclists yet more arse-ache..
"Cyclists have a right to claim the lane
It may come as a surprise to most drivers but cyclists have as much right as drivers to take up the entire lane. You will often see cyclists riding side-by-side, and you, as a driver, may think they’re being selfish by doing so. But the fact is the cyclist is actually reducing the risk of having an accident; it’s the safest way for them to cycle, particularly if there’s a blind bend, a narrowing of the road, a high risk junction, pinch point or traffic lights ahead.
Cyclists should never cycle in the gutter as it gives no room for avoiding obstacles and leaves no room to fall if an accident occurs, increasing the risk of falling into the road and potentially under the wheels of a vehicle.
Allow plenty of space
When overtaking a cyclist a driver is required to give them as much room as you would a car, where possible. Cyclists may need to swerve to avoid hazards. Drivers should always anticipate that there may be a pothole, oily, wet or icy patch or some other obstruction.
Don’t drive too close behind a cyclist as you may not be able to stop in time if they come off their bike or pull up abruptly. Unless you have an entire clear, empty lane in which to pass, slow down and wait until there is room to pass, and do so slowly.
It’s your responsibility as a driver to avoid hitting the cyclist, not the responsibility of the cyclist to avoid getting hit by you.
http://www.derbyshire.police.uk/Safety-advice/Road-Safety-Vehicle-Security/Cyclists.aspx
When to take the lane
If you can keep up with the traffic, such as around town, it's safest to take the lane. It's also the position to adopt when you want to dissuade drivers from doing something stupid, like cutting you up. Here's a non-exhaustive list of situations when it's best to take the lane.
• Approaching a pinch point, such as pedestrian island in the centre of the road.
• Approaching and negotiating a roundabout.
• Approaching Give Way markings.
• Approaching a side road, to prevent drivers from 'left-hooking' you and to help drivers on the side road to see you.
• Approaching traffic lights.
• Approaching a blind corner.
• Negotiating a junction.
• In queues of stationary traffic.
• Overtaking parked cars.
https://www.cyclescheme.co.uk/community/how-to/how-to-road-positioning"
Here you go, Sean Sean...facts AND context. You can't do both because your brain isn't wired right. Take some asprin in case the following causes your hateful vendetta against cyclists yet more arse-ache..
"Cyclists have a right to claim the lane
It may come as a surprise to most drivers but cyclists have as much right as drivers to take up the entire lane. You will often see cyclists riding side-by-side, and you, as a driver, may think they’re being selfish by doing so. But the fact is the cyclist is actually reducing the risk of having an accident; it’s the safest way for them to cycle, particularly if there’s a blind bend, a narrowing of the road, a high risk junction, pinch point or traffic lights ahead.
Cyclists should never cycle in the gutter as it gives no room for avoiding obstacles and leaves no room to fall if an accident occurs, increasing the risk of falling into the road and potentially under the wheels of a vehicle.
Allow plenty of space
When overtaking a cyclist a driver is required to give them as much room as you would a car, where possible. Cyclists may need to swerve to avoid hazards. Drivers should always anticipate that there may be a pothole, oily, wet or icy patch or some other obstruction.
Don’t drive too close behind a cyclist as you may not be able to stop in time if they come off their bike or pull up abruptly. Unless you have an entire clear, empty lane in which to pass, slow down and wait until there is room to pass, and do so slowly.
It’s your responsibility as a driver to avoid hitting the cyclist, not the responsibility of the cyclist to avoid getting hit by you.
http://www.derbyshire.police.uk/Safety-advice/Road-Safety-Vehicle-Security/Cyclists.aspx
When to take the lane
If you can keep up with the traffic, such as around town, it's safest to take the lane. It's also the position to adopt when you want to dissuade drivers from doing something stupid, like cutting you up. Here's a non-exhaustive list of situations when it's best to take the lane.
• Approaching a pinch point, such as pedestrian island in the centre of the road.
• Approaching and negotiating a roundabout.
• Approaching Give Way markings.
• Approaching a side road, to prevent drivers from 'left-hooking' you and to help drivers on the side road to see you.
• Approaching traffic lights.
• Approaching a blind corner.
• Negotiating a junction.
• In queues of stationary traffic.
• Overtaking parked cars.
https://www.cyclescheme.co.uk/community/how-to/how-to-road-positioning"
OE67 RLZ
2018-04-24 20:54:13
OMG this 'Sean Sean' creature has even tried to troll your video, blaming you for the driver's abhorrent attitude and driving.
Uploader. Please block the troll. You Tube is litrtered with their shit and all they do is try to cause trouble. Their methods involve victim-blaming whilst completely side-stepping the actions of the driver responsible on account of their personal/mental issues regarding ANYONE on a bike.
Just wipe the discriminatory fool of your wind-screen and carry on.
OMG this 'Sean Sean' creature has even tried to troll your video, blaming you for the driver's abhorrent attitude and driving.
Uploader. Please block the troll. You Tube is litrtered with their shit and all they do is try to cause trouble. Their methods involve victim-blaming whilst completely side-stepping the actions of the driver responsible on account of their personal/mental issues regarding ANYONE on a bike.
Just wipe the discriminatory fool of your wind-screen and carry on.
OE67 RLZ
2018-04-24 20:45:41
Arrogant moron. Report them to the police. They shouldn't be on the road if they don't want to share it and are prepared to use their car as a weapon. That pass would fail them on a test and they are a danger to the public - I hope more people collar this moron on video and upload it.
Arrogant moron. Report them to the police. They shouldn't be on the road if they don't want to share it and are prepared to use their car as a weapon. That pass would fail them on a test and they are a danger to the public - I hope more people collar this moron on video and upload it.
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Uses his horn on people who he thinks are in his way, when they are just using the road safely. Can be found driving in the Norbury and Thornton Heath area.