YS13 KXE
SAM S2018-12-16 21:26:40
Drives under the speed limit everywhere a real danger to people in a rush!
Drives under the speed limit everywhere a real danger to people in a rush!
YY12 SCV
YY12 SCV2018-12-09 14:35:19
So this Pratt thanks it’s acceptable to almost take the front end of your car out on the M1/M62 junction then proceed to drive like he’s drunk and blame every other road user. Boy needs to resit his test and learn how to actually drive, before he kills some poor innocent!!!!
So this Pratt thanks it’s acceptable to almost take the front end of your car out on the M1/M62 junction then proceed to drive like he’s drunk and blame every other road user. Boy needs to resit his test and learn how to actually drive, before he kills some poor innocent!!!!
YC56 XWN
Better Driving Please 2018-12-08 01:37:20
YC56 XWN (Illegal parking)
Ace Cars perhaps, but certainly not an ace driver!
This taxi is parked (nay, abandoned), "crashed" onto the pavement, actually on the curve of the junction, and way short of 10 metres from said junction. Given how this vehicle is parked, is it any wonder it has lost it's front wheel trim?
Note also that this is a "staggered cross road" junction, with traffic emerging from opposite doing so with limited lateral visibility due to the walls of the bridge. This taxi driver's parking is therefore especially dangerous given the extra hazards presented by this already complex junction. And 100 metres beyond the bridge is a large school, so there are times when this junction is exceptionally busy with both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
A close-up of the errant driver's vehicle, showing the registration number, is available.
Under the UK Highway Code the driver of this vehicle is actually committing a criminal offence by parking in a way which "causes any unnecessary obstruction of the road"... see section 242 of The Highway Code, pasted below for reference.
This driver is actually in contravention of no less than three separate parts of The Highway Code, one of which is enforceable by law.
Here are extracts from the relevant sections:
PARKING
239
If you have to stop on the roadside:
Do not park facing against the traffic flow.
242
You MUST NOT leave your vehicle or trailer in a dangerous position or where it causes any unnecessary obstruction of the road.
[Laws RTA 1988, sect 22 & CUR reg 103]
243
DO NOT stop or park:
Opposite or within 10 metres (32 feet) of a junction, except in an authorised parking space.
Extract from the introduction to The Highway Code:
“Many of the rules in the Code are legal requirements, and if you disobey these rules you are committing a criminal offence. You may be fined, given penalty points on your licence or be disqualified from driving. In the most serious cases you may be sent to prison. Such rules are identified by the use of the words ‘MUST/MUST NOT'. In addition, the rule includes an abbreviated reference to the legislation which creates the offence. An explanation of the abbreviations can be found in ‘The road user and the law'.”
This driver has...
...parked facing against the traffic flow, in contravention of section 239.
...left his/her vehicle in a position where it causes unnecessary obstruction of the (safe use of) road, in contravention of section 242.
...parked within 10 metres (32 feet) of a junction, in contravention of section 243.
YC56 XWN (Illegal parking)
Ace Cars perhaps, but certainly not an ace driver!
This taxi is parked (nay, abandoned), "crashed" onto the pavement, actually on the curve of the junction, and way short of 10 metres from said junction. Given how this vehicle is parked, is it any wonder it has lost it's front wheel trim?
Note also that this is a "staggered cross road" junction, with traffic emerging from opposite doing so with limited lateral visibility due to the walls of the bridge. This taxi driver's parking is therefore especially dangerous given the extra hazards presented by this already complex junction. And 100 metres beyond the bridge is a large school, so there are times when this junction is exceptionally busy with both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
A close-up of the errant driver's vehicle, showing the registration number, is available.
Under the UK Highway Code the driver of this vehicle is actually committing a criminal offence by parking in a way which "causes any unnecessary obstruction of the road"... see section 242 of The Highway Code, pasted below for reference.
This driver is actually in contravention of no less than three separate parts of The Highway Code, one of which is enforceable by law.
Here are extracts from the relevant sections:
PARKING
239
If you have to stop on the roadside:
Do not park facing against the traffic flow.
242
You MUST NOT leave your vehicle or trailer in a dangerous position or where it causes any unnecessary obstruction of the road.
[Laws RTA 1988, sect 22 & CUR reg 103]
243
DO NOT stop or park:
Opposite or within 10 metres (32 feet) of a junction, except in an authorised parking space.
Extract from the introduction to The Highway Code:
“Many of the rules in the Code are legal requirements, and if you disobey these rules you are committing a criminal offence. You may be fined, given penalty points on your licence or be disqualified from driving. In the most serious cases you may be sent to prison. Such rules are identified by the use of the words ‘MUST/MUST NOT'. In addition, the rule includes an abbreviated reference to the legislation which creates the offence. An explanation of the abbreviations can be found in ‘The road user and the law'.”
This driver has...
...parked facing against the traffic flow, in contravention of section 239.
...left his/her vehicle in a position where it causes unnecessary obstruction of the (safe use of) road, in contravention of section 242.
...parked within 10 metres (32 feet) of a junction, in contravention of section 243.
Y569 JBP
berkshire2018-12-14 08:06:23
the passenger with the big ears threw a egg at me whilst i was on my bike
the passenger with the big ears threw a egg at me whilst i was on my bike
YR08 LFV
Deaf builder 17 year old2018-12-03 17:51:43
Another fat lazy, muppet parked in a disabled bay this time a work van.
The main car park had plenty of spaces even behind him
Another fat lazy, muppet parked in a disabled bay this time a work van.
The main car park had plenty of spaces even behind him
YJ14 AWC
Joseph Mama2018-12-06 15:28:13
PTS (Bradford Council) minibus no. 3884 from Shearbridge Depot.
Marvellous indicating!
PTS (Bradford Council) minibus no. 3884 from Shearbridge Depot.
Marvellous indicating!
YE66 UFZ
ups employee2018-12-13 18:55:50
we just had a complaint about this driver! he passes himself off as working for UPS which is a lie, as that reg is not part of our fleet...
we just had a complaint about this driver! he passes himself off as working for UPS which is a lie, as that reg is not part of our fleet...
You drive like an absolute spanner. I was caught up in the dispute you had this morning with the small white car. It only became apparent after you saw fit to cut me up (I was in the slow lane minding my own).. you then waited for the white car to pass you.. I thought you had it in for me because you then cut me up as I was trying to overtake you, obviously to gesture my appraisal of the standard of your motoring skills.. that's when I realised you were after the white car... Saw you undertaking it then slamming your brakes on for him/her.. you're a big man aren't ya? Possibly a psychopath but just remember that some people never forget a reg plate...