ND10 XFO
Gary2020-01-19 22:16:01
think this guy loves his car too much drove past him and he had a bucket and sponge washing his car and was drying it with his tongue, saabs are the worst car in history
think this guy loves his car too much drove past him and he had a bucket and sponge washing his car and was drying it with his tongue, saabs are the worst car in history
ND67 UFS
Cambridge Traffic Videos2020-01-15 14:32:12
Both of you are plonkers. Him for being local 'sheriff' and you for violating rule 264 of the Highway Code.
Both of you are plonkers. Him for being local 'sheriff' and you for violating rule 264 of the Highway Code.
ND05 HTF
2020-01-07 18:42:35
Not sure how she managed to buy that second hand car, as she is always claiming poverty.
She is a benefit scrounger and had a blue badge for a "bad back".
Her old man was banged up again for theft, and peeping in windows.
Not sure how she managed to buy that second hand car, as she is always claiming poverty.
She is a benefit scrounger and had a blue badge for a "bad back".
Her old man was banged up again for theft, and peeping in windows.
ND05 HTF
Paula2020-01-07 18:41:08
She was more than likely off her head.
She is a well known substance abuser and cheap prostitute.
Either drugs or cider and Lidl vodka she drinks that like she drinks mouthwash.
The whole family are vile scumbags and stink like old goats.
She was more than likely off her head.
She is a well known substance abuser and cheap prostitute.
Either drugs or cider and Lidl vodka she drinks that like she drinks mouthwash.
The whole family are vile scumbags and stink like old goats.
NJ12 VYA
2020-01-06 07:22:38
Wouldn't it have saved you so much time and effort to just use the bloody path, right there. There's nobody walking on it. Then, when safe to do so, move into the stationary traffic, and begin filtering. Far safer than facing oncoming vehicles, and getting squished by the odd one who happens to be looking at their phone.
Wouldn't it have saved you so much time and effort to just use the bloody path, right there. There's nobody walking on it. Then, when safe to do so, move into the stationary traffic, and begin filtering. Far safer than facing oncoming vehicles, and getting squished by the odd one who happens to be looking at their phone.
Good driving staying behind the cyclist like that, many don't. Also cyclist should have looked over their shoulder to their left to make sure nobody is crossing the road or under-taking.