Checking their email or texts on their phone would be my guess, see it every single day. I only have to look in my rearview mirror in stop start traffic to see drivers behind have their eyes cast down to where their phones are.
I'm going to show this video to my children so they understand the need to look look and look again at any crossing even if the green man is flashing his head off.
Slow down. Create more distance between yourself and other road users - including on the roundabout. When they were in front after the roundabout they immediately changed lanes when safe and so as not to impede your path. You then bolted like a horse out of a box..where's the fire? Think of how it looks from their point of view: some impatient so-and-so literally climbing up your arse..
Thinks he is a good driver but he definitely is not.can't do simple tasks such as,putting the correct postcode in sat nav ,arriving on time and strapping down loads.
This driver is very dangerous and has stupid headlights that are blinding, he has also been spotted picking up young girls with harribo's out side of schools.
I think you're probably right about the insurance issue, yeah? Due to legal reasons I couldn't possible be specific but I would imagine the information is there for viewing.
To be fair, by having two accidents I the space of 16 months, you sound like a terrible driver even tho the accidents wasn't your fault. Every time you get in the car you are at risk. Every time you wake up in the morning, you are at risk. Hust because your son is in the back doesn't mean you should be over cautioned, or pull out slower in junctions. Pull out at you would normally. People do not think quick enough when driving, that you are pulling out slowly because you have a child in the back, infact, it would infuriate people more that you are pulling out slowly. This doesn't excuse the terrible behaviour from Tom the Audi driver.
Checking their email or texts on their phone would be my guess, see it every single day. I only have to look in my rearview mirror in stop start traffic to see drivers behind have their eyes cast down to where their phones are.