Registration plate 
Official local mnemonic: Severn Valley
Postal area: Worcester
Issued: between september 2015 and february 2016
Black Volkswagen Golf, manufactured in 2015, first registered on 1 October 2015. Cylinder capacity: 1395cc, CO2 emissions: 39 g/km.
Official local mnemonic: Severn ValleyPostal area: Worcester
Issued: between september 2015 and february 2016
Black Volkswagen Golf, manufactured in 2015, first registered on 1 October 2015. Cylinder capacity: 1395cc, CO2 emissions: 39 g/km.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 October 2019
MOT: No details
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VO65 VZS
Top Marks2019-06-28 03:32:57
VO65VZS - Perfect Driving
'5th April 2019, 19:00, Bruntsfield Place / Morningside Road, Edinburgh
I know I don't often post good driving videos - that's mostly because it's rare that I notice driving so good that it merits mentioning. This is absolutely faultless driving, however, and the driver is very aware of not just their surroundings but also mine, and I feel it deserves to be recognised.
I noticed the driver not overtaking at the pedestrian crossing at the start of the video, because they can see that the cycle lane ends and that there are cars parked and I'll need to move out to the middle of the lane. I can't remember the last time someone didn't stop alongside me at these lights, which is why I noticed it here.
I deliberately crawl up to the lights because I'm expecting the driver to overtake me and I expect to slot in behind them, but they don't.
I keep further left than I normally would (in the loading bay at 0:26 for example), because I expect them to overtake me, since there's a reasonable gap to the next vehicle - but they still stay back. I'm doing about 18 mph here, and they don't wan't to speed to get past me to the next vehicle.
They then give plenty of space as I cycle along Bruntsfield Place to Morningside Road (I top out at about 22 mph here on the corner), keeping a good 2 seconds gap, and not even stopping closely at the red lights.
I then lose them on Morningside Road because I get up to around 28 mph (speed limits only apply to motor vehicles, etc, etc), and they continue to follow the speed limit instead of blindly matching my speed as most drivers seem to do.
Top marks. I wish everyone would drive like this!'
VO65VZS - Perfect Driving
'5th April 2019, 19:00, Bruntsfield Place / Morningside Road, Edinburgh
I know I don't often post good driving videos - that's mostly because it's rare that I notice driving so good that it merits mentioning. This is absolutely faultless driving, however, and the driver is very aware of not just their surroundings but also mine, and I feel it deserves to be recognised.
I noticed the driver not overtaking at the pedestrian crossing at the start of the video, because they can see that the cycle lane ends and that there are cars parked and I'll need to move out to the middle of the lane. I can't remember the last time someone didn't stop alongside me at these lights, which is why I noticed it here.
I deliberately crawl up to the lights because I'm expecting the driver to overtake me and I expect to slot in behind them, but they don't.
I keep further left than I normally would (in the loading bay at 0:26 for example), because I expect them to overtake me, since there's a reasonable gap to the next vehicle - but they still stay back. I'm doing about 18 mph here, and they don't wan't to speed to get past me to the next vehicle.
They then give plenty of space as I cycle along Bruntsfield Place to Morningside Road (I top out at about 22 mph here on the corner), keeping a good 2 seconds gap, and not even stopping closely at the red lights.
I then lose them on Morningside Road because I get up to around 28 mph (speed limits only apply to motor vehicles, etc, etc), and they continue to follow the speed limit instead of blindly matching my speed as most drivers seem to do.
Top marks. I wish everyone would drive like this!'
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i assume the driver is a cyclist, or knows someone very well who is. Cyclists and those who are close to them drive very well around other cyclists, giving space and waiting patiently- drivers who think they have a right to be on the road typically dont have a clue on how to act around riders.