N88 ERY
Better driver 2018-10-04 12:37:14
(speeding, braking for speed camera)
Showing total contempt for the law and the safety of other road users, this driver was travelling at an estimated 70+ mph in a 60mph area, seen here braking for the speed camera... after which they sped off once again.
(speeding, braking for speed camera)
Showing total contempt for the law and the safety of other road users, this driver was travelling at an estimated 70+ mph in a 60mph area, seen here braking for the speed camera... after which they sped off once again.
NX63 WXP
Better driver 2018-10-04 12:32:47
The driver of this car chose to use his/her rear foglights, in spite of the fact that it was barely even misty, never mind foggy. His/her inconsideration and ignorance served only to dazzle other drivers and to make it very difficult to tell when they were braking.
It is illegal to use foglights if visibility is greater than 100m.
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The rules according to The Highway Code:
226 You MUST use headlights when visibility is seriously reduced, generally when you cannot see for more than 100 metres (328 feet). You may also use front or rear fog lights but you MUST switch them off when visibility improves (see Rule 236)
[Law RVLR regs 25 & 27]
236
You MUST NOT use front or rear fog lights unless visibility is seriously reduced (see Rule 226) as they dazzle other road users and can obscure your brake lights. You MUST switch them off when visibility improves.
[Law RVLR regs 25 & 27]
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The Law: The Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989:
Reg 27. No person shall use, or cause or permit to be used, on a road any vehicle on which any lamp, hazard warning signal device or warning beacon of a type specified in an item in column 2 of the Table below is used in a manner specified in that item in column 3:
Front fog lamp
(a) Used so as to cause undue
dazzle or discomfort to other
persons using the road.
(b) Used so as to be lit at any
time other than in conditions of seriously reduced visibility.
(c) Used so as to be lit
when a vehicle is parked.
Rear fog lamp
(a) Used so as to cause undue
dazzle or discomfort to the driver
of a following vehicle.
(b) Used so as to be lit at any time other than in conditions of seriously reduced visibility.
(c) Save in the case of an emergency vehicle, used so as to be lit when a vehicle is parked."
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What the police say:
"Front and rear fog lights are only to be used in cases of seriously reduced visibility. Using fog lights when the visibility is not seriously reduced can dazzle and cause discomfort to other road users. This can be dangerous to other road users and is an offence, which could mean you are liable for a substantial fine."
The driver of this car chose to use his/her rear foglights, in spite of the fact that it was barely even misty, never mind foggy. His/her inconsideration and ignorance served only to dazzle other drivers and to make it very difficult to tell when they were braking.
It is illegal to use foglights if visibility is greater than 100m.
.
The rules according to The Highway Code:
226 You MUST use headlights when visibility is seriously reduced, generally when you cannot see for more than 100 metres (328 feet). You may also use front or rear fog lights but you MUST switch them off when visibility improves (see Rule 236)
[Law RVLR regs 25 & 27]
236
You MUST NOT use front or rear fog lights unless visibility is seriously reduced (see Rule 226) as they dazzle other road users and can obscure your brake lights. You MUST switch them off when visibility improves.
[Law RVLR regs 25 & 27]
.
The Law: The Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989:
Reg 27. No person shall use, or cause or permit to be used, on a road any vehicle on which any lamp, hazard warning signal device or warning beacon of a type specified in an item in column 2 of the Table below is used in a manner specified in that item in column 3:
Front fog lamp
(a) Used so as to cause undue
dazzle or discomfort to other
persons using the road.
(b) Used so as to be lit at any
time other than in conditions of seriously reduced visibility.
(c) Used so as to be lit
when a vehicle is parked.
Rear fog lamp
(a) Used so as to cause undue
dazzle or discomfort to the driver
of a following vehicle.
(b) Used so as to be lit at any time other than in conditions of seriously reduced visibility.
(c) Save in the case of an emergency vehicle, used so as to be lit when a vehicle is parked."
.
What the police say:
"Front and rear fog lights are only to be used in cases of seriously reduced visibility. Using fog lights when the visibility is not seriously reduced can dazzle and cause discomfort to other road users. This can be dangerous to other road users and is an offence, which could mean you are liable for a substantial fine."
NC56 MHZ
Anonymous2018-10-10 19:10:55
Parks in front of people's drives blocking cars in - have had to contact police to call the owner multiple times to ask them to move car
Parks in front of people's drives blocking cars in - have had to contact police to call the owner multiple times to ask them to move car
Should have her license taken away. Hit the accelerator instead of brake on quiet residential road and destroyed 4 cars (including hers), a lamppost, plus damaged properties. Lucky she didn't kill anyone.