I was just sat in traffic behind this car. There was a long queue and we had been sat still for some time and my handbrake was on. I had something irritating me underneath one of my fingernails and I was attempting to remove it (gross, but relevant). The posh woman in this car got out and started walking towards me so I wound down my window and smiled at her thinking she has a car problem or something I could assist her with.
She proceeded to start telling me off like a naughty child because when she had looked in her mirror I 'wasn't looking through my front window'. I was taken aback and wasn't sure how to respond, but then she said something along the lines of 'I bet you were texting. You shouldn't text whilst driving, can you stop?'. As a driver awareness coach who regularly confronts people using their phone whilst driving, this frustrated me, and I quickly replied that I in fact was certainly NOT texting. I turned to my left to open my handbag and remove my phone to show her that it had been in there all along - but she had started walking back to her car moaning about me 'texting'.
I then spent the rest of the time behind her looking down (at nothing really) - just to get the full effect of her misery :) Face like a bulldog chewing a thistle.
This bomboclut drove the whole 15miles from Leicester to Loughborough slower than cars in the left lane on 4/11/16 in the right hand lane. He also cannot distinguish between green and red lights and almost murdered a schoolgirl crossing the road in front of him in Birstall. At some point you must start to wonder why cars in the left lane are driving faster than you?? Surely? Or can you not see through the thick black smoke coming out of your exhaust? Or over the steering wheel?
Local village, I'm sitting at 30 boy racer charges up behind me at about 50 and overtakes (first pic) - then a few seconds and a couple of bends later, what do we see, traffic lights and a queue of traffic (pic 2). I had to laugh saw him glaring at me in his mirror. A total turkey who shouldn't be on the road.
This driver tore through rush hour traffic on the Leamington Road a few minutes ago. I saw him unsafely overtake a queue of at least 5 cars on a country lane. At one point cars had to slow to make space for him to filter back in as he almost hit a car on the other side of the road. Driver, if you are reading this, please seriously think about your actions. I almost phoned the police. You might prioritise your hurry over your own safety but please prioritise it over others' lives. Absolutely shocking, to be honest.
I absolutely love this car, and I've heard the guy who drives it gives to charity, loves animals and elderly people and spends all his spare time looking after poorly children !
I was just sat in traffic behind this car. There was a long queue and we had been sat still for some time and my handbrake was on. I had something irritating me underneath one of my fingernails and I was attempting to remove it (gross, but relevant). The posh woman in this car got out and started walking towards me so I wound down my window and smiled at her thinking she has a car problem or something I could assist her with.
She proceeded to start telling me off like a naughty child because when she had looked in her mirror I 'wasn't looking through my front window'. I was taken aback and wasn't sure how to respond, but then she said something along the lines of 'I bet you were texting. You shouldn't text whilst driving, can you stop?'. As a driver awareness coach who regularly confronts people using their phone whilst driving, this frustrated me, and I quickly replied that I in fact was certainly NOT texting. I turned to my left to open my handbag and remove my phone to show her that it had been in there all along - but she had started walking back to her car moaning about me 'texting'.
I then spent the rest of the time behind her looking down (at nothing really) - just to get the full effect of her misery :) Face like a bulldog chewing a thistle.
Caversham, Reading.