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After retirement I had a short time as a lollipop man, most drivers were OK but every day some would ignore me as I stood in the road with the ...
They just use a skin colour chart
Just remember next time your car insurance quote goes up, this will be one of the reasons why....
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Quite, sounds like not very much but a 25% improvement is pretty massive: if the world marathon record had undergone a similar change since 1968...
If only the pig policeman had been close passed while on the bike. Then maybe they'd finally understand and appreciate what we go through every day.
Holy crap at that shirt! My eyeballs are bleeding AND I'm going to have nightmares!
Utter moron. Cyclists have the right to be in the middle of the lane, as they should be. Other road users (we're talking cars here) have the duty...
25mph cruise speed? Sounds like Nigel's celebrated courtesy and politeness finally reached breaking point...