ND15 UEU
Dan2026-02-06 21:14:53
Outstanding driving from this absolute knuckle dragger. Overtook me a blind bend, nearly causing a head-on collision with a HGV. Darted in between me and the car in front - driver slammed the brakes on, and I nearly ran up the back of them. All to get one car length ahead.
Maybe get rid of the car and use a bicycle instead.
Outstanding driving from this absolute knuckle dragger. Overtook me a blind bend, nearly causing a head-on collision with a HGV. Darted in between me and the car in front - driver slammed the brakes on, and I nearly ran up the back of them. All to get one car length ahead.
Maybe get rid of the car and use a bicycle instead.
NE11 URT
The2026-02-09 16:10:31
There's screws in 11 to make h to make it sound like ne hurt like neck hurts the phonk
There's screws in 11 to make h to make it sound like ne hurt like neck hurts the phonk
N21 JNE
GMP2026-02-09 09:30:36
ADHD riddled little girl, thinks her dad's a1 tdi 140 is a race car, doesn't like being overtaken (don't forget your ritalin!)
ADHD riddled little girl, thinks her dad's a1 tdi 140 is a race car, doesn't like being overtaken (don't forget your ritalin!)
NX22 JKK
Adrian 2026-01-31 23:29:54
While I appreciate that everyone has off days, this driver displayed a level of unpredictability that made the road feel less like a commute and more like a trust exercise. Lane discipline was inconsistent, indicators were used sparingly (if at all), and braking seemed to occur for reasons known only to them.
Nothing catastrophic happened, which is a relief, but several moments required other drivers to anticipate decisions that hadn’t yet been made — or possibly even thought about. A bit more awareness and clearer signalling would go a long way toward making future journeys less… memorable.
Overall, no lasting damage done, but I’d recommend a refresher on mirrors, indicators, and the concept of shared road space
While I appreciate that everyone has off days, this driver displayed a level of unpredictability that made the road feel less like a commute and more like a trust exercise. Lane discipline was inconsistent, indicators were used sparingly (if at all), and braking seemed to occur for reasons known only to them.
Nothing catastrophic happened, which is a relief, but several moments required other drivers to anticipate decisions that hadn’t yet been made — or possibly even thought about. A bit more awareness and clearer signalling would go a long way toward making future journeys less… memorable.
Overall, no lasting damage done, but I’d recommend a refresher on mirrors, indicators, and the concept of shared road space
Stupid little autistic scaredy cat prick.
Virgin.