DL10 NLA
Gary Jones2018-09-18 17:40:05
Another example of an absolute dildo!
Comes steaming up behind me from nowhere in a 30mph limit. He the tailgates until the penny drops and he noticed the camera.
Total nob!
Another example of an absolute dildo!
Comes steaming up behind me from nowhere in a 30mph limit. He the tailgates until the penny drops and he noticed the camera.
Total nob!
DL18 HZJ
Dave2018-09-25 17:42:31
Cutting queues at traffic lights the jammy sod! Get to the back like everyone else
Cutting queues at traffic lights the jammy sod! Get to the back like everyone else
DL66 HOH
2018-09-25 13:48:05
Terrible driver. Changed lanes without indicating and cut us off twice on busy London road.
Terrible driver. Changed lanes without indicating and cut us off twice on busy London road.
Another fog light moron, crystal clear morning on the M6 toll south, blinding people with high intensity fog lights, asked to switch them off & she is totally oblivious & arrogant, No due regard to other road users at all.
Is it ever against the law to drive with your fog lights on?
Yes, the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989 prohibits the use of front and rear fog lights to dazzle other drivers when visibility is not reduced or when the vehicle is parked. Using fog lights in drizzle and rain is therefore not allowed.
You are even eligible for a fine from the police if caught.
Once the fog has lifted, switch off your fog lights. There will be symbol on your car’s dashboard or on the fog light button itself: it’s normally an amber indicator for rear fog lights and a green one for front fog lights.