Behind me all of the journey from Harrogate to the top end of Leeds on the A61. Following the roundabout at The Grammar School at Leeds, the road splits into two lanes. I took the left and stopped for the red light, he took the right... and slowly crept through, presumably checking to see if anybody was coming from either Alwoodley Lane or Wigton Lane, and sailed straight through the red light. Obviously knew what he was doing (could be worse though - at least he appeared to check for oncoming traffic (!)). Caught him up later so that obviously worked out pretty well for him, didn't it? Looked like he turned off left onto Stainbeck Lane, can only hope he went to West Yorkshire Police.
This person drives a white van and likes to harass paper girls by honking his horn at them every time he passes by. Every single morning. At the exact same time (7:15 if you're wondering).
thus is a heat up old silver van, the driver is very bad tempered and one of those that mouths off whilst inside the vehicle, but does not have the manhood to get out of it.
No YD03PYX, the footpath is not the correct way to escape the zig-zag lines. The footpath is still part of the highway.
What's more annoying is that the teacher stopped traffic to let this guy get out.
The driver of this Toyota Dyna 350 Pickup has been caught on camera fly-tipping however as this vehicle does not appear to be registered, he has not yet been traced.
The gentleman shown in the image was the passenger who unloaded the rubbish.
If you see this vehicle, contact the police and alert them of its location.
Behind me all of the journey from Harrogate to the top end of Leeds on the A61. Following the roundabout at The Grammar School at Leeds, the road splits into two lanes. I took the left and stopped for the red light, he took the right... and slowly crept through, presumably checking to see if anybody was coming from either Alwoodley Lane or Wigton Lane, and sailed straight through the red light. Obviously knew what he was doing (could be worse though - at least he appeared to check for oncoming traffic (!)). Caught him up later so that obviously worked out pretty well for him, didn't it? Looked like he turned off left onto Stainbeck Lane, can only hope he went to West Yorkshire Police.
Time of incident: approx. 6:20am, 27/05/2015