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Well do you wave or don't you?
This was pretty enraging close pass, as it 100% obvious for the driver that he wouldn't gain anything.
Well done for staying upright and surviving the experience. I find the level of victim-blaming on here to be appalling. Particularly, frankly,...
Teslas or Wank-Panzers fitted with vanity license plates are granted full immunity from compliance with or prosecution under the Highway Code....
The wheelbenders were on the verge again, so since there were no other bikes in sight i locked mine along the back of them....
Another humbug *! Maybe also a "friendly fire" casualty - of the "war on the roads" on animals by motor traffic - possibly while "being the cat"?...
Up until the late '60s, the route through Sopley was the main A338; it's now a B road....
Yeah, this website is a pretty horrible experience without an adblocker.
The absolute obscenity is that having pleaded guilty the day before his trial was set to begin this specimen is still entitled to a minimum 10%...
It wasn't a crash; it was an assault. Calling this a crash is like describing someone getting pushed down the stairs as a "slip.'' Words matters....