For some reason the owner of this car has chosen to modify its exhaust system so that it does an impression of a bird-scarer every time he lifts off the accelerator. I'll be honest, I love a popping and banging exhaust when it's done well, but this one has gone so far that it's embarrassing. It's clearly a really desperate, childish attempt to get attention. Newsflash for the owner: absolutely nobody is impressed. Everybody – and I mean *everybody* – thinks it's pathetic. Even your friends. Even those friends who say they like it – they don't really like it. They probably feel a bit sorry for you that you've had to go to such desperate lengths to get noticed in life. And in truth they hate getting lifts with you, too. So have some self-respect and self-awareness and tone it down, yeah? You can get some really nice-sounding exhaust systems for your model of car, y'know.
Oh, and PS: if you keep driving at 40-50mph through 30mph villages in such a conspicuous manner, the busybodies in those villages will campaign to have speed humps installed, which will be a pain in the backside for you and everyone else. So rein it in, please. Save the speed for where the speed bump fanatics can't see you.
Driving painfully slowly and kept veering onto the wrong side of the road. Apparently knowing how to drive isn't a prerequisite for being a taxi driver.
The lady driver go to the Burford playground and when she was leaving the park her car slightly bump into my car rear with scratch mark. She denied responsibility kept saying that her car sensor didn’t beep . She then ran away . Someone in the playground also commented that she almost hitters into another car.
The driver of the blue Volkswagen used its horn as an expression of annoyance, I'am coming through "sod the 1.5 metre rule"
Highway Code 112 states:- The horn. Use only while your vehicle is moving and you need to warn other road users of your presence. Never sound your horn aggressively.
Incident happen on Eave Lane , near the junction of Harpers Lane, Chorley, Lancashire.
Speeding in Marple. Driving too fast along a 30mph road.