Driving along A59 dual carriageway through Maghull, approaching the Shell garage with an Iveco artic belonging to Huntapac in Tarleton in the lane outside me.
In front of the truck is a car, no bigger than a Suzuki Swift. Whilst the car was somewhat dawdling, the driver of the truck was clearly keen on getting back to Tarleton in record and was practically trying to get in the car's boot and flashing his beams.
Best described as careless and aggressive. Just because you drive a 40-tonner mate, it doesn't give you the excuse to drive like a Grade 'A' bell.
Very nice and calm driver always helps round the area drives very safely on his long routes in his car pleasure to have people like that in the area keeping other pedestrian safe.
Attempted to cross the road in a 30 zone (built up estate) with my son and his partner. I'm born disabled and on crutches, this driver speeding at about 50mph. Stopped to give way to the idiot and shook my head as he drove by! He slammed breaks on, reversed back and shouted a barrage of abuse at me for being on crutches and then turned on my son yelling "fag" with more selective swear words thrown in for good measure. If your going to be such an idiot, make sure you can't be traced!! #hatecrime #police
Landrover PE61 TKO - Oswaldtwistle / Church traffic lights (Blackburn Road) This guy decides he doesn't want to wait at the red lights like everybody else so pulls out of the queue to run a red light.
WHITE, 2007 FORD TRANSIT 85 T280S FWD PANEL VAN
GCS Plastering Services
Time: 15:37 - 05/06/2015
I was in a side street and could see a phone in the hands of a Transit. I then ran around the corner to see this van had stopped half on the pavement so I could get the reg and company name which was clearly written down the side. I think he stopped to continue using his phone which is still technically illegal because the engine was left running the entire time so the driver did not exercise proper control of the vehicle.
Driving along A59 dual carriageway through Maghull, approaching the Shell garage with an Iveco artic belonging to Huntapac in Tarleton in the lane outside me.
In front of the truck is a car, no bigger than a Suzuki Swift. Whilst the car was somewhat dawdling, the driver of the truck was clearly keen on getting back to Tarleton in record and was practically trying to get in the car's boot and flashing his beams.
Best described as careless and aggressive. Just because you drive a 40-tonner mate, it doesn't give you the excuse to drive like a Grade 'A' bell.