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16 Aug 2003, 10:47 (Ref:689692)
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Racer
Join Date: Sep 2002
Posts: 289
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Cor I've got loads of them.
People who drive on Dual Carriageways, motorways at just over 50mph and when I try and overtake them they speed up then when I move back behind them they slow down again. They then wonder why 44 tons of truck is tailgating them. People who don't look far enough up the road to realise the reason I'm trying to pull into the next lane is to avoid hitting the broken down vehicle. When I'm going to farms being told by people that trucks should not be on these roads. How do they think that the crops get from the farm to the supermarket? Teleportation! Main gripe is peoples general lack of observation and awareness of whats going on around them. This is the cause of many more acidents than speeding. |
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