A roundabout that pushes you onto the outside lane means you stay in the outside lane until you are off it and there is space to pull over… not cut over a lane.
Also has a very heavy left foot on dual carriageways (at least 70 in a 50) before slamming on and pulling in causing a car behind to brake to avoid hitting them.
We aren’t capable of driving through a road with bends though, constantly on the brakes and crossing the white lines onto the other lane at every corner!
Pulling out of a junction blocking a lane waiting for traffic in the other lane to move… only problem being that traffic wasn’t moving because it couldn’t get across the next junction… which was blocked with cars because of this utter prat! Completely oblivious to the carnage she caused as well. A look in the Highway Code might be some good bed time reading.
If we spent more time with two hands on the steering wheel and less time trying to look cool with our hand out the window hanging onto the roof, we might be able to stay in our own lane and even find the indicator!
Complete and utter prat. Indicating one way then turning another, nearly took out a cyclist on a junction then speeding off down the road where a pedestrian had to RUN to get out of the way and avoid being hit. Then the wrong lane round a roundabout. Dangerous driving at its finest!
Edinburgh Leslie Place - sees several cars, possibly 7, queued with their brake lights clearly on waiting at red traffic light to Deanhaugh St. This chancer overtakes the lot probably in hope the light is about to go green as he doesn't think he should wait another 90-120 sec for the next green sequence. Thankfully someone came round the corner the opposite direction and blocked him
Typical Audi driver. No care or courtesy for other road users. Must have been on the way to buy himself a new microscope so his wife could see what he's got going on down below his waistline.
Really not a good look tailgating vehicles and speeding at 40/45 through residential area with your company logo and details plastered all over your “truck”. If a kid steps out you won’t stop and they don’t stand a chance against that thing. SLOW DOWN!
A roundabout that pushes you onto the outside lane means you stay in the outside lane until you are off it and there is space to pull over… not cut over a lane.
Also has a very heavy left foot on dual carriageways (at least 70 in a 50) before slamming on and pulling in causing a car behind to brake to avoid hitting them.
We aren’t capable of driving through a road with bends though, constantly on the brakes and crossing the white lines onto the other lane at every corner!
Then speeding through a 40 and 30mph zone!