Ey there's plenty of dickheads on the roads man, how long you been away for? In 10 years Manchester has gone from a pleasant drive into town to a ****ing riot, awash with foreign taxi drivers who can't see lines on roads or use indicators. Whiplash culture has gripped the nation mate, your lot wouldn't stand for any of that **** over there.
but it's still a car culture, and car nutters, now add millions of ****ing fruitbas on bikes into that..then complain. ffs, driving in the uk is a doddle..
Try driving in Asia UK road deaths 2175 India road deaths 243,000 good few times I seen motorcyclists minus their heads
Use to go to the local shopping mall, when you come out and the traffic at a standstill , 9/10 its some motorbike under a lorry girl I know relative took the bus back to the province going up the mountainside some of the bags on the roof fell off, driver gets out to get the bags, bus rolls back and off the side of the mountain.
No wonder they're all crashing if they can't see where they're going. You should have said something.
Advice chaps... Got hit by a Range Rover Evoque on the way to town this morning, bit hard to explain what happened but basically her lane split into two and before it split she started to move out to join the other lane but pulled right across my drivers side front end, only minor damage really, scuffed my wheel and scraped my front bumper. We stopped round the corner to chat and she started saying I attempted to get into her lane, I don't even use that f**ing lane the way I go to town so I have no idea why she implied that. We argued for a bit then exchanged details, her alloy was lightly scuffed and I explained to her that it was still in better condition than the rest of her curbed wheels. I offered her the chance to pay for my bumper and not go through insurance, but she's adamant it's my fault. I've been led to believe by my insurance company that it initially looks like it would end up a 50:50 split responsibility, but until all the facts are known they won't say for sure. I'm gonna have to fork out my excess and lose my no claims bonus (some of it at least) for a f**ing scratch that I'm not even bothered about and the same for her... Is there anything else I can do here, can I suggest to my insurer (I didn't take the driver's phone number) that we both drop the claim or will that jeopardise the case for me?
****ing split arses. Shouldn't be allowed to drive. I dare bet you now Terry she was on the rag. They get all bolshi then.
School run mate, it's always that lot. The one day I don't go to the gym at 6am and I get hit by a clueless idiot on the school run. I started chatting to her about 'Whiplash culture' and my phone was on voice record, wanted to trip her up and she said "Have you seen my car, it's a Range Rover do I look like somebody who will claim whiplash". Stuck up slag.
These drivers who think they are the best in the world & go off on one when you make a small mistake!
Aye but you're a good driver. Remember that day we were going to yours. That **** in the green Jag I nearly lamped? I know & I only take a size seven. Talk about putting your feet in it.
I pull out on people deliberately at junctions and if seen the other car coming and they beep at me like a lunatic and I just say to them I seen you coming it wasn't an accident so why are you beeping at me. I also drive on my phone loads because I think it's perfectly safe to talk and drive at the same time.
If you did that to me and my Mrs was in the car (she's got bad anxiety in the car), I'd drag you out of your car and leave you asleep in the middle of the road.
