SV07 MZZ
Overtaking on corner2020-07-11 18:51:29
This guy doesn't deserve a license. Over taking on a bend, was very close to being a head on crash. Further up the road he hadn't learn't his lesson either, switching lanes nearly in to the side of a car, no indication and obviously doesn't know how to check over his shoulder. He will kill someone one day. Watch this space.
This guy doesn't deserve a license. Over taking on a bend, was very close to being a head on crash. Further up the road he hadn't learn't his lesson either, switching lanes nearly in to the side of a car, no indication and obviously doesn't know how to check over his shoulder. He will kill someone one day. Watch this space.
SV61 UFP
A motorcyclist2020-07-09 17:53:17
Mind not sitting up my arse, love? You were FAR too close, almost rear ended me when I went to turn off. And that was after I put some space between us.
Mind not sitting up my arse, love? You were FAR too close, almost rear ended me when I went to turn off. And that was after I put some space between us.
SV53 UBP
SV53UBP2020-05-18 18:41:18
Green TOYOTA AVENSIS T4 D-4D 2003 Hatchback
A young woman shot dead near a supermarket was not the intended target, police have said.
Aya Hachem was found with fatal injuries in King Street in Blackburn, close to Lidl, on Sunday.
The 19-year-old law student, described as "truly remarkable", was going to the shop at about 15:00 BST when she was shot from a passing car, police said.
A Toyota Avensis, believed to have been used in the killing, was later found abandoned on Wellington Road.
A number of occupants were in the car, which has the registration number SV53 UBP, as it passed Ms Hachem, police said.
Detectives have urged "anyone with information to search their consciences and come forward".
"There is no evidence to suggest Aya was the intended target of this attack and every indication is that she was an innocent passerby," the force said.
Green TOYOTA AVENSIS T4 D-4D 2003 Hatchback
A young woman shot dead near a supermarket was not the intended target, police have said.
Aya Hachem was found with fatal injuries in King Street in Blackburn, close to Lidl, on Sunday.
The 19-year-old law student, described as "truly remarkable", was going to the shop at about 15:00 BST when she was shot from a passing car, police said.
A Toyota Avensis, believed to have been used in the killing, was later found abandoned on Wellington Road.
A number of occupants were in the car, which has the registration number SV53 UBP, as it passed Ms Hachem, police said.
Detectives have urged "anyone with information to search their consciences and come forward".
"There is no evidence to suggest Aya was the intended target of this attack and every indication is that she was an innocent passerby," the force said.
driver of this vehicle vandalised my car while we were both parked at a local walk car park (layby) would be good to get any feedback on their whereabouts so I can bill them for the damage