Taxi on my lawn
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My first thought, how did that get there.
the other side of the fence is a big ditch, then a field, the road is some distance away
left the road here, sump broken already as the oil on the hedge
nice tyres
time for the driver to make a few calls
Then these guys turn up
did a bit of this
then this turned up
then it was gone.
How he could hit a tree stump hard enough to smash the sump, go through the hedge across the field over a steep rise in the field and still have enough momentum to clear the ditch, smash through the fence a stop not to far from my house was way beyond the comprehesion of us all, ( along with why the police decided not to prosecute for the tyres)
Edited by Greeny on Saturday 2nd April 22:13
Now this is what I call a crash test! Never mind Mondeos...an old Pug with bald tyres is what you want!
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I would have had a few choice words to the driver about the damage to your fence and garden.
Bloody minicabs are a death trap. The other day I got in one (again a 406) and I asked him why he was doing 20mph over the limit in the rain whilst the message centre said "Assited braking system malfunction" To his response "yer its only a sensor"
Bloody minicabs are a death trap. The other day I got in one (again a 406) and I asked him why he was doing 20mph over the limit in the rain whilst the message centre said "Assited braking system malfunction" To his response "yer its only a sensor"
MX5guy said:
I can only assume he kept his foot on the pedel after the initial off-road experience? Thank goodness he didn't hit anyone or anything important!
With those tyres even with the brake pedal to the floor I don't think there was anything to be done. Maybe there was a problem before he went through the hedge, but he must have been going damn fast to get that far off road.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff