Drivers and their problems

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    David9694

    A new catch-all Tea Shop thread for those miscellaneous new stories that don’t quite fit with parking, crashing into buildings or trapped/prisoners in their homes. 

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    David9694

    Classic, but look again – you

    Classic, but look again – you’re not done with it quite yet. 

    Gosh, I love a good Poor and Terrible Tripadvisor review. 
     

     

     

     

    #1001019
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    David9694

    If only there was some other

    If only there was some other scenic way in and out while the main road is closed.  Also, Secuna way has a cyclepath down the western side.

    The location is indeed hemmed-in by the river on one side and the canal on the other. At the roadworks’ northern end, leading towards town, there is still a lot of building work ongoing – it might be nice if you were able leave the towpath once clear of the roadworks. 

     

    https://cdn.road.cc/wp-content/uploads/roadcc/IMG_4949.jpeg

    #1001017
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    brooksby
    David9694 wrote:
    Sorry, sorry, sorry this is a propos de nothing whatsoever, just a bravo to the headline writer here. 

    https://lulworth.com/visit/places-to-visit/durdle-door/ (They could perhaps do with saying somewhere “watch the video showing the walk from the car park to the beach”) 

    https://www.dorset.live/whats-on/whats-on-news/durdle-door-reviews-why-visit-8679734

    “I hate all the tourists who drive here”, says tourist who drove there.

    #1001015
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    chrisonabike

    Lack of responsibility for

    Lack of responsibility for their own safety and even worse – their kids.

    Should have been wearing hi-vis and a helmet.

    https://cdn.road.cc/wp-content/uploads/roadcc/duck.jpg

    #1001013
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    David9694

    The only fault on the car’s

    The only fault on the car’s part is that it is capable of being driven at way over the speed limit. 

    Thanks for the Streetview image – like the video, it doesn’t convey this though, the reason why he swerves into the side like that. 
     

     

    https://cdn.road.cc/wp-content/uploads/roadcc/IMG_4948.jpeg

    #1001011
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    David9694

    Sorry, sorry, sorry this is a

    Sorry, sorry, sorry this is a propos de nothing whatsoever, just a bravo to the headline writer here. 

    https://lulworth.com/visit/places-to-visit/durdle-door/ (They could perhaps do with saying somewhere “watch the video showing the walk from the car park to the beach”) 

    https://www.dorset.live/whats-on/whats-on-news/durdle-door-reviews-why-visit-8679734

    https://cdn.road.cc/wp-content/uploads/roadcc/IMG_4947.jpeg

    #1001009
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    David9694

    It’s that pesky Kentish cross

    It’s that pesky Kentish cross-wind again, isn’t it, every August it’s the same.

    He’s quite the down-player, this Mr Harris, the boy dun good. 

    (Classed as a Car Crashes into Building story, but no matter.)

    #1001007
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    quiff

    Accelerating hard through

    Accelerating hard through effective chicane (in convoy with other team members), hits a wet shaded patch? https://goo.gl/maps/ybHPYjSFkuiKe5zB6

    I wonder if the witnesses they spoke to included the pedestrian who appears to stop sharply as the car approaches from under the rail bridge 

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    quiff
    Cugel wrote:
    David9694 wrote:
    Overnight road closures in Gloucester ‘make thousands of residents hostages in their own home’

    Perhaps we should club together to buy these hostages some draughts or dominoes to pass the time?

    Or a bed.

    #1001003
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    brooksby

    stonojnr wrote:

    stonojnr wrote:
    Footballers & their cars, its ok though it was the cars fault according to their manager https://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/sport/purely-an-accident-gillingham-manager-responds-to-car-cr-292396/%5B/quote%5D

    [quote=Kent Online]

    “I have seen the video clip, where it doesn’t look great, that he’s lost control, but having spoke to eye witnesses myself and police and all the players involved, the problem was the car, not the driver, which is pleasing for me to be able to say.

    “However, it is just a reminder to all of us that we have to be careful and make sure we look after our community as well. I reminded the players of that but everyone is safe and it was just a pure accident.

    Erm – that’s a pretty spectacular loss of control…

     

    #1001001
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    wtjs

    Well, no doubt about the

    Well, no doubt about the driver complying with the 30 limit then!

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    Hirsute

    The manger of course will
    The manger of course will have sent all similar cars in the fleet back and demanded cars fit for purpose. Surprised there hasn’t been a recall of that model worldwide.

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    stonojnr

    Footballers & their cars, its
    Footballers & their cars, its ok though it was the cars fault according to their manager

    https://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/sport/purely-an-accident-gillingham-manager-responds-to-car-cr-292396/

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    David9694

    “As soon as I saw what was

    “As soon as I saw what was going on I called 999 because I thought ‘this looks very, very bad’. 

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    Hirsute
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