This motorcyclist has absolutely no idea how close he came to causing an accident. He basically went between two lanes of three -- the left and middle ones go straight on, and the right hand one turns right.
He stopped, behind the wait line, directly to the left of traffic turning right. When the light went green, he immediately turned right -- directly in front of another car that had already started moving. An emergency stop occurred. This motorcyclist made no acknowledgement of their mistake; seemingly totally oblivious to how close they were to being knocked off.
This behaviour is a prime example of why motorcyclists get into so many accidents!
Details: Texting Whilst Driving on Multiple Occasions
Location: Bordon, Hampshire
Vehicle: Silver Vauxhall Corsa (+ White Rose Vauxhall sticker)
This spiky, blonde-haired teenage-looking guy was texting at every available opportunity as he was moving in traffic. A huge percentage of his time was spent looking down at his lap rather than at the road ahead. When traffic stopped, due to his distraction he failed to move in good time, causing the light ahead to go red.
He can be identified by the ridiculous and rubbish loud music pumping out of the down windows, even if it is a cold day. If this is you reading this -- not everyone likes your style of music, and quit messing about whilst driving. Concentrate on the road!
Driver drove on pavement outside of a school when children were leaving for the day. Couldn't wait it's turn in the queue to leave the school so opted to risk children's lives and drive on the pavement.
This motorcyclist has absolutely no idea how close he came to causing an accident. He basically went between two lanes of three -- the left and middle ones go straight on, and the right hand one turns right.
He stopped, behind the wait line, directly to the left of traffic turning right. When the light went green, he immediately turned right -- directly in front of another car that had already started moving. An emergency stop occurred. This motorcyclist made no acknowledgement of their mistake; seemingly totally oblivious to how close they were to being knocked off.
This behaviour is a prime example of why motorcyclists get into so many accidents!