Around Burlington Street, the council have spent a considerable amount of money making pavements the same level as roads, reducing road widths and removing parking spaces. This occasionally reduces traffic to one lane, and in such circumstances the common, though irritating courtesy is to wait unless the coast is clear.
Quite frequently now, drivers have taken to the pavement, treating this as another traffic lane. The above driver did much the same this morning, as he (with an older passenger) drove from behind me and around the corner into Old Bond Street.
There's not just stupid councils, who place pedestrians at risk with their hair-brained "road-sharing" schemes, but stupid drivers who increase that risk by their behaviour.
Green BMW.
Around Burlington Street, the council have spent a considerable amount of money making pavements the same level as roads, reducing road widths and removing parking spaces. This occasionally reduces traffic to one lane, and in such circumstances the common, though irritating courtesy is to wait unless the coast is clear.
Quite frequently now, drivers have taken to the pavement, treating this as another traffic lane. The above driver did much the same this morning, as he (with an older passenger) drove from behind me and around the corner into Old Bond Street.
There's not just stupid councils, who place pedestrians at risk with their hair-brained "road-sharing" schemes, but stupid drivers who increase that risk by their behaviour.