This driver did not slow down for me and my horse, despite him seeing me in good time, my hi vis, my signal and that I was about to pull over to let him pass. Although he did not fly by me, if my horse had of spooked and jumped in front of him he wasn't going slow enough to stop quickly, therefore he was going too fast. Luckily my horse was an angel about it but I dread to think what would have happened had he of spooked. Hopefully this driver will lose his ignorance and it won't take a half ton animal going through his windscreen for him to learn to slow.
Tailgated my car and showed no respect for other road users. Lack of disipline or respect for the speed used or safety of others, including pedestrians.
This is a company van For a company called MC (something to do with civil engineering). The driver was sat at traffic lights throwing litter out of his van, he then drove down the road throwing a further piece of litter and spitting out of his window. Clearly an idiot who doesn't value his job.
This driver was the most aggressive, vitriolic and abusive driver. I have never experienced such an unwanted or unwarranted threatening and personal attack. I have sent an email to a Kevin Holness giving a brief outline. I trust I will be recieving a phone call from him as had I not been suffering from chest pains I would have stayed and called the police. No woman stopping off to shop in their local village boutique should be subjected to this kind of totally unwarranted attack.
Hit our car and drove off, luckily had a witness who left us a note with his reg. We have notified the police and they have sent him a letter, police say he has 7 days to reply or he will be taken to court, criminal offence.
Warning: Agitated middle aged driver that doesn't respect road signs, then gesticulates a lot to try to intimidate people with much hand waving and threatening gibberish yelling - stopped short of physical assault. Muppet's language unkown.
This driver did not slow down for me and my horse, despite him seeing me in good time, my hi vis, my signal and that I was about to pull over to let him pass. Although he did not fly by me, if my horse had of spooked and jumped in front of him he wasn't going slow enough to stop quickly, therefore he was going too fast. Luckily my horse was an angel about it but I dread to think what would have happened had he of spooked. Hopefully this driver will lose his ignorance and it won't take a half ton animal going through his windscreen for him to learn to slow.