BEWARE - bad language (I think that's what it is, the accent is obscuring the words somewhat lol) I was pissing myself until I realised the guy giving the "commentary" is on his bloody phone! Anyway, check this out... [video=youtube;EyccuJcjDJo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyccuJcjDJo[/video]
quality lol
Couldn't understand a word lol :redface:
Good theirs too many people on the road who've got no idea how to drive. I had to tell 3 women today they'd got there rear fog lights on, I can't remember the last time I had to use they so hate to guess how long they've been on for
Hurrah, finally someone got a telling off (and hopefully a fine) for lane hogging. Can't understand why people don't move over....
Great to see, just to play devil's advocate (unlike me I know) he could have been talking on a headset.
Lol camera seems to steady to be a phone tho
I'd say thats a truck cam to say how high up it appears
Love it.....that is brilliant.
Problem is in this country flashing people to move if there in the way is just not accepted.
[QUOTE=Saaamon;682350]Problem is in this country flashing people to move if there in the way is just not accepted.[/QUOTE] half of them think they've got the right to be out there & as you say don't like being flashed, the other half don't use there mirrors & probably not noticed you or you flashing them
[QUOTE=Saaamon;682350]Problem is in this country flashing people to move if there in the way is just not accepted.[/QUOTE] even though on the driving lessons/test you are told not to do it, in our country flashing means 'go on you can go through' or similar. On the Continong it's the opposite
[QUOTE=jamesy12345;682365]even though on the driving lessons/test you are told not to do it, [COLOR="#FF0000"]in our country flashing means 'go on you can go through' or similar[/COLOR]. On the Continong it's the opposite[/QUOTE] Not even close.....look at number 110 https://www.gov.uk/general-rules-all-drivers-riders-103-to-158/other-stopping-procedures-107-to-112
[QUOTE=V70 Graham;682371]Not even close.....look at number 110 https://www.gov.uk/general-rules-all-drivers-riders-103-to-158/other-stopping-procedures-107-to-112[/QUOTE] Exactly, the rules say one thing but people don't use them. Picture this: two cars on either side of a restriction in the road. One car flashes his headlights....what happens next...? In the UK, at least in my part of it, the other car goes through - contrary to the highway code, your link above and my driving instructor :S