M6 Caravan Carnage!
Discussion
I've said it before. No doubt I'll say it again.
I am NOT f
kING INTERESTED in whether or not the "M6 TOLL CLEAR". I expect it to be used less - it's a TOLL ROAD FFS.
What I would find more useful is if the NORMAL M6 is clear. Then I could make some sort of meaningful choice.
Bellends.
PS I don't care about the caravan.
I am NOT f
kING INTERESTED in whether or not the "M6 TOLL CLEAR". I expect it to be used less - it's a TOLL ROAD FFS.What I would find more useful is if the NORMAL M6 is clear. Then I could make some sort of meaningful choice.
Bellends.
PS I don't care about the caravan.
hornetrider said:
surveyor said:
rallycross said:
that's one of those horrible ones with no rear window, couldn't have been going that fast on the approach to the toll I wonder what happened to cause that.
No rear window usually means a fixed bed....
Brilad said:
I've said it before. No doubt I'll say it again.
I am NOT fkING INTERESTED in whether or not the "M6 TOLL CLEAR". I expect it to be used less - it's a TOLL ROAD FFS.
What I would find more useful is if the NORMAL M6 is clear. Then I could make some sort of meaningful choice.
Bellends.
PS I don't care about the caravan.
I think some of those signs are sponsored by the toll road just for info on it.I am NOT f
kING INTERESTED in whether or not the "M6 TOLL CLEAR". I expect it to be used less - it's a TOLL ROAD FFS.What I would find more useful is if the NORMAL M6 is clear. Then I could make some sort of meaningful choice.
Bellends.
PS I don't care about the caravan.
I did once see a sign saying delays on it though, take that you smug b
ds!
TheJimi said:
To you guys gloating about the destruction, give yourselves some pause to consider that someone's P&J, as well as whatever contents that were inside, has been completely ruined.
Yeah, fking hilarious.
And it's almost certainly his own stupid fYeah, f
king hilarious.king fault for the way he loaded it and/or towed it. These bell ends put us all in danger with their badly loaded misery boxes, but I bet he will face absolutely no consequences whatsoever for the carnage he has caused. I love seeing a caravan smashed to a million pieces and all their crap strewn over the road, it's a little bit of Karma in action.
TheJimi said:
To you guys gloating about the destruction, give yourselves some pause to consider that someone's P&J, as well as whatever contents that were inside, has been completely ruined.
Yeah, fking hilarious.
it is hilarious, very hilarious, tin tents are a curse to society and need to be bannedYeah, f
king hilarious.its the automotive equivalent of stamp collecting
I'm bored so playing half arsed accident investigation from the skidmarks. Caravan was changing between lane 1 and 2 whilst slowing for the toll, it's been hit by the white 3 series locking up its n/s/f wheel. Caravan has hit the n/s barrier and the tow car has spun into the o/s barrier.
o/s rear of the caravan is damaged as is the n/s front of the bmw which doesn't look to have a tow bar, where's the tow car? BMW driver is the one looking sheepish on his own by the drivers door, all the others were in the tow car going for some old peoples gang bang dogging session
o/s rear of the caravan is damaged as is the n/s front of the bmw which doesn't look to have a tow bar, where's the tow car? BMW driver is the one looking sheepish on his own by the drivers door, all the others were in the tow car going for some old peoples gang bang dogging session
Edited by s p a c e m a n on Saturday 13th September 10:21
I would wager that 95% of all you guys taking the piss out of the poor caravan owner would be in tears if the accident involved an overturned car trailer with a rally / race car trashed. There's no difference in my eyes, its still someones pride and joy. Towing is towing whether it be car transporters or caravans. The same restrictions apply and the same accidents can occur. I suspect the centre of gravity of a trailer with a classic series Landrover is considerably higher than most caravans. I've towed both over plenty of years and the closest I ever came to an accident was towing the rally car! It got all snaky on me going downhill...
Sorry but I don't like seeing accidents involving ANY vehicle, always sad.
Sorry but I don't like seeing accidents involving ANY vehicle, always sad.
Stiggolas said:
I would wager that 95% of all you guys taking the piss out of the poor caravan owner would be in tears if the accident involved an overturned car trailer with a rally / race car trashed. There's no difference in my eyes, its still someones pride and joy. Towing is towing whether it be car transporters or caravans. The same restrictions apply and the same accidents can occur. I suspect the centre of gravity of a trailer with a classic series Landrover is considerably higher than most caravans. I've towed both over plenty of years and the closest I ever came to an accident was towing the rally car! It got all snaky on me going downhill...
Sorry but I don't like seeing accidents involving ANY vehicle, always sad.
Quite so.Sorry but I don't like seeing accidents involving ANY vehicle, always sad.
Some of these comments are pathetic, to say the least.
TheJimi said:
To you guys gloating about the destruction, give yourselves some pause to consider that someone's P&J, as well as whatever contents that were inside, has been completely ruined.
Yeah, fking hilarious.
It's quite amusing, lighten up! Well the caravan certainly has. But to think about this in slightly more detail: we live in a country with a booming tourist industry. Whenever I have wanted to go somewhere it's been possible to find a nearby hotel, guest house or self-catering cottage. It's fine. Yeah, f
king hilarious.What remains baffling is the insistence, by some, that their particular personal space, their environment and lifestyle, is of sufficient importance that it be miniaturised and badly loaded into a oversized biscuit tin on wheels - to the detriment of everyone else. Drivers, but not exclusively of course. There's the environment to consider: firstly needless concrete pans for the things to stand on. Not forgetting the vile infusion of chemicals and excrement lurking at the bottoms of their cassette lavatories.
These human hermit crabs, these elderly fleece wearing pseudo snails, why must you continue to annoy the rest of us? Your monomaniac desire to transport a velour and formica facsimile of your drudge filled existence to a damp field is a fruitless quest. One's view of the horizon is not broadened when viewed through a brown tinted plastic window.
So I say, as ever, it's actually quite funny. They'll no doubt be sweeping up shattered remnants of 'Wills and Kate' commemorative mugs and Elvis CDs for weeks! Lol!
MagneticMeerkat said:
It's quite amusing, lighten up! Well the caravan certainly has. But to think about this in slightly more detail: we live in a country with a booming tourist industry. Whenever I have wanted to go somewhere it's been possible to find a nearby hotel, guest house or self-catering cottage. It's fine.
What remains baffling is the insistence, by some, that their particular personal space, their environment and lifestyle, is of sufficient importance that it be miniaturised and badly loaded into a oversized biscuit tin on wheels - to the detriment of everyone else. Drivers, but not exclusively of course. There's the environment to consider: firstly needless concrete pans for the things to stand on. Not forgetting the vile infusion of chemicals and excrement lurking at the bottoms of their cassette lavatories.
These human hermit crabs, these elderly fleece wearing pseudo snails, why must you continue to annoy the rest of us? Your monomaniac desire to transport a velour and formica facsimile of your drudge filled existence to a damp field is a fruitless quest. One's view of the horizon is not broadened when viewed through a brown tinted plastic window.
So I say, as ever, it's actually quite funny. They'll no doubt be sweeping up shattered remnants of 'Wills and Kate' commemorative mugs and Elvis CDs for weeks! Lol!
Brilliant!! Sums it up exactly.What remains baffling is the insistence, by some, that their particular personal space, their environment and lifestyle, is of sufficient importance that it be miniaturised and badly loaded into a oversized biscuit tin on wheels - to the detriment of everyone else. Drivers, but not exclusively of course. There's the environment to consider: firstly needless concrete pans for the things to stand on. Not forgetting the vile infusion of chemicals and excrement lurking at the bottoms of their cassette lavatories.
These human hermit crabs, these elderly fleece wearing pseudo snails, why must you continue to annoy the rest of us? Your monomaniac desire to transport a velour and formica facsimile of your drudge filled existence to a damp field is a fruitless quest. One's view of the horizon is not broadened when viewed through a brown tinted plastic window.
So I say, as ever, it's actually quite funny. They'll no doubt be sweeping up shattered remnants of 'Wills and Kate' commemorative mugs and Elvis CDs for weeks! Lol!
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