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2015-12-29 21:12:27
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Scared2015-12-22 18:02:14
Crazy woman, wrong side of the white line almost took the side of our car off and then the passenger has the nerve to stick twos up out of the window.
Crazy woman, wrong side of the white line almost took the side of our car off and then the passenger has the nerve to stick twos up out of the window.
J200 JFL
Nearly died 2015-11-26 06:03:09
White Hyundai I35x - the soild white chevrons are not for rejoining the motorway.
Between 25/11 1800ish around j22-21 of M60 eastbound this total idiot must have decided the que at the junction too long and decided to rejoin the motorway through the chevrons. Pulling back onto the m60 in my path. I had to break heavily nearly being rear ended myself by a coach. Please post your driving licence back to the DVLA.
Photo from slightly later in the journey.
White Hyundai I35x - the soild white chevrons are not for rejoining the motorway.
Between 25/11 1800ish around j22-21 of M60 eastbound this total idiot must have decided the que at the junction too long and decided to rejoin the motorway through the chevrons. Pulling back onto the m60 in my path. I had to break heavily nearly being rear ended myself by a coach. Please post your driving licence back to the DVLA.
Photo from slightly later in the journey.
JL12 TER
NA2015-11-16 19:11:13
Driving into one lane from a junction , this driver has come over and was trying to get infront of me so I moved forward as soon as I did he came rushing through nearly hitting my car, he also cut someone else up on the A12 by braking infront of them sharply . Avoid this driver he is very obnoxious
Driving into one lane from a junction , this driver has come over and was trying to get infront of me so I moved forward as soon as I did he came rushing through nearly hitting my car, he also cut someone else up on the A12 by braking infront of them sharply . Avoid this driver he is very obnoxious
JE64 CAT
Andrew2015-09-16 17:08:38
Very articulate and hilarious comment. You see this day in day out but unfortunately 99% of the time it takes two to tango and I suspect you were not as innocent as you would have us all believe. The fact we would all like to own an Aston Martin was probably the issue you really had. Good read though.
Very articulate and hilarious comment. You see this day in day out but unfortunately 99% of the time it takes two to tango and I suspect you were not as innocent as you would have us all believe. The fact we would all like to own an Aston Martin was probably the issue you really had. Good read though.
J14 MLT
Spooks2015-07-29 11:54:58
This guy is an absolute tit, driving like a reckless muppet. If i ever grab him, I will teach him a lesson.
This guy is an absolute tit, driving like a reckless muppet. If i ever grab him, I will teach him a lesson.
JE64 CAT
2015-06-11 12:09:27
This car is a beautiful black Aston Martin Vanquish cabriolet. It epitomises years of care and dedication through both its style and engineering. Driving one must truly be a privilege, so what a shame that this one is completely ruined by the unfortunate soul behind the wheel.
If you are unlucky enough to encounter this fine example of British ingenuity on the road, expect to be undertaken, carved up, brake tested, burned off, shouted at, offered legal advice, given feedback about your own driving style and abilities, provided with a valuation of your own vehicle, shown various offensive hand signals, delayed and obstructed and left with a sense of bemused bewilderment.
I'd like to give this guy the benefit of the doubt, maybe his wife just left him (based on the size of his ego and his attitude towards his fellow man it would hardly be surprising) but I shouldn't speculate and to be fair, I was a little unforgiving as he graceless undertook and dim-witted shoehorned his pristine example of engineering perfection in front of me at the last minute whilst attempting to join the motorway. But that's no excuse for being a prick in heavy traffic when there's nowhere for you to go.
Also, as I am sure any driver of a big, flash, expensive, gas-guzzling status symbol would tell you; it's best not to draw attention to the fact that your ignorance and arrogance is bigger than the price tag on one of your tyres and as exceptional as your lack of compassion. And so, by choosing to display such blatant disregard, you should expect to reap the whirlwind every now and then. If you think that's worth the karma investment, then fair play to you.
However, I've been commuting on the motorway for over 10 years. I've seen it all before, mostly in my rear-view mirror. I try to put encounters such as ours in context and not let them ruin the rest of my week. But I must urge caution; not everyone shares my cool enlightened attitude or sense of justice and there are plenty of people out there that would have no concerns about pulling you out of your fancy wrapper and giving you some direct, physical feedback.
I hope you never meet them because you wouldn't last a second.
This car is a beautiful black Aston Martin Vanquish cabriolet. It epitomises years of care and dedication through both its style and engineering. Driving one must truly be a privilege, so what a shame that this one is completely ruined by the unfortunate soul behind the wheel.
If you are unlucky enough to encounter this fine example of British ingenuity on the road, expect to be undertaken, carved up, brake tested, burned off, shouted at, offered legal advice, given feedback about your own driving style and abilities, provided with a valuation of your own vehicle, shown various offensive hand signals, delayed and obstructed and left with a sense of bemused bewilderment.
I'd like to give this guy the benefit of the doubt, maybe his wife just left him (based on the size of his ego and his attitude towards his fellow man it would hardly be surprising) but I shouldn't speculate and to be fair, I was a little unforgiving as he graceless undertook and dim-witted shoehorned his pristine example of engineering perfection in front of me at the last minute whilst attempting to join the motorway. But that's no excuse for being a prick in heavy traffic when there's nowhere for you to go.
Also, as I am sure any driver of a big, flash, expensive, gas-guzzling status symbol would tell you; it's best not to draw attention to the fact that your ignorance and arrogance is bigger than the price tag on one of your tyres and as exceptional as your lack of compassion. And so, by choosing to display such blatant disregard, you should expect to reap the whirlwind every now and then. If you think that's worth the karma investment, then fair play to you.
However, I've been commuting on the motorway for over 10 years. I've seen it all before, mostly in my rear-view mirror. I try to put encounters such as ours in context and not let them ruin the rest of my week. But I must urge caution; not everyone shares my cool enlightened attitude or sense of justice and there are plenty of people out there that would have no concerns about pulling you out of your fancy wrapper and giving you some direct, physical feedback.
I hope you never meet them because you wouldn't last a second.