HT04 PWY
2016-02-12 12:54:02
Driver on the M1, was in left hand lane, I had been coming up behind him. Driver then proceeded to drift over in to the middle lane, without even so much as an indication. I had to swerve into right hand lane to avoid being hit. Driver did not apologise.
Driver on the M1, was in left hand lane, I had been coming up behind him. Driver then proceeded to drift over in to the middle lane, without even so much as an indication. I had to swerve into right hand lane to avoid being hit. Driver did not apologise.
HV63 YWM
Rachel Benton2016-02-19 01:41:11
Worst driver ever!! Goes way past the speeding limit and tried to pull customers out of the cars by their neck...yes, he did actually try to do that!
Worst driver ever!! Goes way past the speeding limit and tried to pull customers out of the cars by their neck...yes, he did actually try to do that!
HX15 VFT
Roger Thomas2016-02-10 10:19:41
Wednesday 10th February, 0850 - 0900
Leigh upon Mendip to Great Elm, Somerset.
Driver drove through a 30mph zone, with children going to school well in excess of 40mph, - the low sun in eyes quite disabling, so he had to do two emergency stops, one when a child came out of the offside of a vehicle, and second when a transit van had priority through a space, causing HX15VFT to reverse. It then proceeded through the village of Mells 30mph where more children were going to school at 08:55, too fast through the narrows towards the crossroads, Proceeded ahead into the single vehicle width lane residential area at speed in excess of 40mph, arriving at the post office junction in Mells, where it turned in the direction of Frome, where I lost sight because of observing the speed limits and general safety. This driver probably ignored the following 30mph, 40mph, and 30mph speed limits on approach and through the village of Great Elm with the same irresponsible and dangerous disregard to any of the residents and their children going to school. I wonder how this driver would feel if people drove through his village where his children lived in such a dangerous and irresponsible way. Hope this man gets his cumuppence very soon. His employers must be delighted with his behaviour, - such a pity he didn't have a name on the car, I would have given him career damaging feedback.
Wednesday 10th February, 0850 - 0900
Leigh upon Mendip to Great Elm, Somerset.
Driver drove through a 30mph zone, with children going to school well in excess of 40mph, - the low sun in eyes quite disabling, so he had to do two emergency stops, one when a child came out of the offside of a vehicle, and second when a transit van had priority through a space, causing HX15VFT to reverse. It then proceeded through the village of Mells 30mph where more children were going to school at 08:55, too fast through the narrows towards the crossroads, Proceeded ahead into the single vehicle width lane residential area at speed in excess of 40mph, arriving at the post office junction in Mells, where it turned in the direction of Frome, where I lost sight because of observing the speed limits and general safety. This driver probably ignored the following 30mph, 40mph, and 30mph speed limits on approach and through the village of Great Elm with the same irresponsible and dangerous disregard to any of the residents and their children going to school. I wonder how this driver would feel if people drove through his village where his children lived in such a dangerous and irresponsible way. Hope this man gets his cumuppence very soon. His employers must be delighted with his behaviour, - such a pity he didn't have a name on the car, I would have given him career damaging feedback.
HY13 ELV
Dan2016-02-08 08:02:20
We all hate drivers like this, fly up the wrong lane before dangerously cutting in. I forgot they're so much more important than the rest of us.
We all hate drivers like this, fly up the wrong lane before dangerously cutting in. I forgot they're so much more important than the rest of us.
HK15 YHF
SteveL2016-02-04 17:56:06
Nearly ran me over at a roundabout: too busy texting to look round. Will be taking this one up with the police
Nearly ran me over at a roundabout: too busy texting to look round. Will be taking this one up with the police
Don't know how he managed it but I think he must be a stunt driver or something the way he cleverly avoided the clown who accidentally was going to drive him off the road today, if I was driving that van I would be dead as I would have hit the wall, well done to him, one heck of a great driver.