My disabled gran was travelling down Franchise Street in a wheeled buggy when this complete and utter prick thought it would be a good idea to park over the entirety of the footpath, meaning that she couldn't even get by.
Stupid, selfish cnts like this should be banned from the road.
This fool was constantly changing speed on a 70 mph road, I was doing 70 he passed me then dropped down to 55, I started to overtake and he increased his speed to 80, he is obviously just a complete moron as when I passed he was texting on his phone doing over 70.
Stagecoach Devon's 10454 'Joanne' (SN65 NZK) on the 'Red Park & Ride' route to Honiton Road from Paris Street in Exeter. The 'Joanne' name is derived from National Express West Midlands' SN15 LEU another Alexander Dennis Rose. This bus is recently repainted, but before it was maroon/dark red (like now on Keyaira-Meeko and Sharon Louise) branded for the 'Red Park & Ride' route.
Details
Make: Alexander Dennis
Model: Rose
Engine Size: 6.7L (6696cc)
Fuel Type: Diesel
Date of Birth: Monday 21 December 2015
10454 - Joanne
SN65 NZK
Sitting in his car with an atrociously loud in-car phone.
But then he's parked up a huge distance away from where he lives/is visiting, so really taking up spaces for people who actually live on this street. There's bags of room further up the road. I know public roads you can park anywhere but residential streets you could try to be a bit less of a turd about it.
Just a suggestion, but LOOK into the junction before you rag your wee sporty motor into it. In the updated highway code, pedestrians have right of way at junctions. In the OLD highway code, pedestrians have right of way if they're already crossing, which I was.
Poor driving from Hollins Lane, Forton along the A6 through Cabus, Garstang and Catterall areas. Weaving about as if he was dodging pot holes when the road surface was smooth and suddenly slowing down for now reason. Perhaps on drugs or using his mobile - drivers of these types of luxury vehicle think they are a cut above the law.
The man’s parked in a bush