VK16 MWP
2025-12-02 08:08:15
Swerving in and out of traffic Break checking and flashing everyone they must be drunk
Swerving in and out of traffic Break checking and flashing everyone they must be drunk
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Lucy 2025-12-01 14:58:01
They live on a rough council
Estate and she steals to order. Horrible bunch of jipos.
They live on a rough council
Estate and she steals to order. Horrible bunch of jipos.
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Knobber 2025-11-23 11:22:43
The driveway is not a turning point . Knobber
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The driveway is not a turning point . Knobber
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VN63GZF2025-10-30 07:41:47
This moron was constantly speeding up then slowing right down way under the limit.
Get to a set of lights. I pull in the right lane to get past this idiot. They try to burn me off but no can do for them.
Grow up.
This moron was constantly speeding up then slowing right down way under the limit.
Get to a set of lights. I pull in the right lane to get past this idiot. They try to burn me off but no can do for them.
Grow up.
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Spotted2025-10-24 09:08:44
The driver failed to slow down and passed dangerously close to my dogs on a single-track road, missing one by less than 20 cm. They then accelerated away with no concern for safety.
According to the Highway Code (Rules 163 and 214), drivers must give “at least 2 metres of space” when passing pedestrians, horses, or cyclists, and reduce speed to ensure safety. On a single-track road, drivers are also expected to wait in a passing place or pause until the road is clear before proceeding.
If the driver had waited just a few seconds, there would have been a wider, safe section of road to pass. Instead, their actions showed a disregard for both the Highway Code and the safety of others using the road.
The driver failed to slow down and passed dangerously close to my dogs on a single-track road, missing one by less than 20 cm. They then accelerated away with no concern for safety.
According to the Highway Code (Rules 163 and 214), drivers must give “at least 2 metres of space” when passing pedestrians, horses, or cyclists, and reduce speed to ensure safety. On a single-track road, drivers are also expected to wait in a passing place or pause until the road is clear before proceeding.
If the driver had waited just a few seconds, there would have been a wider, safe section of road to pass. Instead, their actions showed a disregard for both the Highway Code and the safety of others using the road.
Strange behaviour.