Volvo C70 T5 DYV
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If you are, you are a prize co*k and a c*nt of the highest order.
You drove down the hard shoulder (west bound) on the M26 at 07:15 this morning with your hazard lights (why?) on and then proceeded to weave in and out of traffic and cut across the hatched areas etc.
I doubt very much indeed that you were doing this as a result of an "emergency" so what's your excuse? You have a personalised T5 plate and HID's so you obviously like your car, why drive up the shoulder just to avoid a queue?
I did observe a hell of a lot of bad driving this morning mainly from van drivers and company cars (Mercs!), guess everyone was having a bad day!
You drove down the hard shoulder (west bound) on the M26 at 07:15 this morning with your hazard lights (why?) on and then proceeded to weave in and out of traffic and cut across the hatched areas etc.
I doubt very much indeed that you were doing this as a result of an "emergency" so what's your excuse? You have a personalised T5 plate and HID's so you obviously like your car, why drive up the shoulder just to avoid a queue?
I did observe a hell of a lot of bad driving this morning mainly from van drivers and company cars (Mercs!), guess everyone was having a bad day!
Edited by maccas99 on Friday 25th June 15:11
SiH said:
maccas99 said:
company cars (Mercs!)
Your point being?Otherwise I agree, people driving like inconsiderate bell-ends is a real pain in the arse.
10 Pence Short said:
Is General Gassing turning into some Victor Meldrew section where people rant on about every single driver who pissed them off that day?
That's going to be thrilling for ever, isn't it.
+1 ffsThat's going to be thrilling for ever, isn't it.
if we all to post on here when we saw someone driving like a t
t the PH servers would melt,op get a life,stop whining like a bird and enjoy the sunshine 
asking the cows to mooove on the other hand is a cracker
Arese said:
maccas99 said:
Arese said:
What did the police say when you called them?
They were too busy dealing with the herd of cows nr Jn6 that had gone for a jaunt across all 3 lanes!As for this Volvo driver.
Next time I get a call to say that a member of my family has been in an accident and is critically ill in Hospital I will remember not to put my hazards on and make best possible progress just incase I upset someone and it ends up in General Gassing on PistonHeads.
Then again it might just have been some weapon thinking weren't worthy of sitting in a traffic jam. Either way I doubt this thread will change anything.
Used to see a bloke in an M3 in Cheshire do this every morning, reg was "H4LL L", he used to use the chevrons, weave in and out, cannon up the side of standing traffic, he became a bit of a local legend, told people at work and they would come in excitedly having seen him, and yes, he was misbehaving. He nearly cause me to crash by overtaking me in Wilmslow town centre, plate was on another cheaper BMW at that point but the guy was psycho, not seen him since, may have moved away, may have gone to prison !
It does bemuse me that if you are going to drive so aggressively and with such disregard for the rule of the road that you would make yourself more identifiable by having a personalised registration, especially one thats obviously your name and spaced illegally, it does seem to me that those with private plates do tend to be sometimes less considerate, is thinking they are a good idea part of the same mindset, we have a nice one on retention but now way do I want it on my car.
It does bemuse me that if you are going to drive so aggressively and with such disregard for the rule of the road that you would make yourself more identifiable by having a personalised registration, especially one thats obviously your name and spaced illegally, it does seem to me that those with private plates do tend to be sometimes less considerate, is thinking they are a good idea part of the same mindset, we have a nice one on retention but now way do I want it on my car.
Edited by J4CKO on Friday 25th June 16:37
J4CKO said:
Used to see a bloke in an M3 in Cheshire do this every morning, reg was "H4LL L", he used to use the chevrons, weave in and out, cannon up the side of standing traffic, he became a bit of a local legend, told people at work and they would come in excitedly having seen him, and yes, he was misbehaving. He nearly cause me to crash by overtaking me in Wilmslow town centre, plate was on another cheaper BMW at that point but the guy was psycho, not seen him since, may have moved away, may have gone to prison !
after a quick google of the reg..He's a bit of a nemesis of yours, isn't he?
I think it might even be your "fight club" alter ego...
J4CKO said:
Used to see a bloke in an M3 in Cheshire do this every morning, reg was "H4LL L", he used to use the chevrons, weave in and out, cannon up the side of standing traffic, he became a bit of a local legend, told people at work and they would come in excitedly having seen him, and yes, he was misbehaving. He nearly cause me to crash by overtaking me in Wilmslow town centre, plate was on another cheaper BMW at that point but the guy was psycho, not seen him since, may have moved away, may have gone to prison !
It does bemuse me that if you are going to drive so aggressively and with such disregard for the rule of the road that you would make yourself more identifiable by having a personalised registration, especially one thats obviously your name and spaced illegally, it does seem to me that those with private plates do tend to be sometimes less considerate, is thinking they are a good idea part of the same mindset, we have a nice one on retention but now way do I want it on my car.
So if a p plate is on a vehicle it heightens your senses to the inevitable goon behind the wheel .....................this place gets fecking dafter by the day It does bemuse me that if you are going to drive so aggressively and with such disregard for the rule of the road that you would make yourself more identifiable by having a personalised registration, especially one thats obviously your name and spaced illegally, it does seem to me that those with private plates do tend to be sometimes less considerate, is thinking they are a good idea part of the same mindset, we have a nice one on retention but now way do I want it on my car.
Edited by J4CKO on Friday 25th June 16:37
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