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What an absolute TERWATT. Can you imagine what his partner has to put up with. Wow!...
The regular posters here know the Highway Code very well so I'd recommend giving it a read before weighing in again tbh
British Drivers: "hold my phone"
A somewhat better headline here and it's 50 comments vs 132 as I write: https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/20668732.cyclists-react-number-pl...
Thanks. I'm on holiday for some of it so "Quest" may be my only viewing for a fortnight. Good tip.
fat chance
Definitely some odd behaviour by the Home Office immigration reporting centre custody officer there...
'In Kendal, Cumbria, Sustrans helped to provide a new footbridge across a river, for pedestrians, cyclists and wheelchair users, helping to...
For me it was every 3, 2 when very warm weather.
According to this Danny MacAskill short you can do a wheelie with cargo bikes though. Yet more dangerous and anti- social behaviour which some...