The vast majority of parents use the car park sensibly but a good few insist on parking near the entrance in cars making it unsafe and blocking the flow of traffic. Staff and volunteers at the club have also been verbally and physically abused whilst also having cars driven at them when asking dangerously parked cars to move (car reg OY08 ONP being the most recent to drive at a volunteer).
The driver of this car, and his yobbo chums, were driving along the a406, by Walthamstow, throwing eggs, cigarettes and packaging at drivers for fun. They pelted by driver's side and tried to seed off. I gave chase, called 999, left the police the details.
Wouldn't have mattered whether I was a pregnant woman, elderly driver or disabled road user, they were targeting anyone in an attempt to make others swerve/crash.
If you're reading driver, maybe see you in court yeah? :)
OY16 CJFWhat an idiot "Go Direct" Hotpoint and Indesit engineer [OY16 CJF]2016-11-27 13:04:29
This is a single track bridge with a 20 mph speed limit that is located in the village of Farcet, Cambridgeshire. It is clearly signposted along with road markings to indicate that there is a humpback bridge and the oncoming traffic has the right of way. Due to the angle of the approaching traffic you need to pull over to the left and stop to make sure the road is clear of oncoming traffic.
The "Go Direct" van driver OY16 CJF that firstly pulls up behind me, seems to think that the signs and road markings do not apply to him. He decides to pull out over the marked off safety chevron area on the road, around me and attempts to go over the bridge. This is when he discovers what the signs and road markings are for, not to mention the fact that I have already stopped to give way. Coming over the bridge towards him and closely avoiding a head-on is the oncoming traffic that does have the right-of-way.
Not only is he driving dangerously, with no courtesy towards other drivers, without due care and attention and obviously has no concern for other road users. Being in a company vehicle also brings his company name "Go Direct" into disrepute along with all of the brands it represents such as Hotpoint, Indesit, Cannon, Creda and Arston. It's only a shame it was not a police car coming the other way!
It is a shame he is aloud to portray such a bad reputation of our good engineers out on our UK roads.
Very dangerous woman driver, the rear registration plate is non visible due to dirt covering the entire plate. Police have now been informed.