The "Sh*t Driving Caught On Cam" Thread Vol 3
Discussion
Krikkit said:
dxg said:
Didn't hang around to help him sort his leg out and pick the bike up though!juice said:
The clip at 2:53, are you not supposed to let busses out? 
Dark85 said:
juice said:
The clip at 2:53, are you not supposed to let buses out? I wish I had a dash cam to capture today’s idiocy: mum and dad teaching their toddler to walk....whilst crossing at traffic lights. Little Johnny is not very good yet, so they felt the need to very slowly ease him across the road, one on each hand, while the lights were red.
Then flashing orange, then green....
....and still Johnny stumbled and bumbled on, as mum and dad smiled and giggled at his amusingly glaciar-like pace....... mum even smiled across at me, sharing her parental glow...
Darwin Award material, if ever I saw it!
Then flashing orange, then green....
....and still Johnny stumbled and bumbled on, as mum and dad smiled and giggled at his amusingly glaciar-like pace....... mum even smiled across at me, sharing her parental glow...
Darwin Award material, if ever I saw it!
Battlewagon said:
Dark85 said:
juice said:
The clip at 2:53, are you not supposed to let buses out? 
t.Vipers said:
FreeLitres said:
Posted by a MLM.FreeLitres said:
The clip that starts at 9:48 - anyone got any idea why that Micra suddenly lost it? It wanted to get in front of the coach before the junction. GrumpyTwig said:
The Dangerous Elk said:
Moaning about that Audi "undertaking" him yet the bobby slowed down in the middle lane!!Triumph Man said:
Krikkit said:
dxg said:
Didn't hang around to help him sort his leg out and pick the bike up though!Edited by gowmonster on Saturday 13th January 08:20
gowmonster said:
Triumph Man said:
Krikkit said:
dxg said:
Didn't hang around to help him sort his leg out and pick the bike up though!I have been riding motorbikes for 31 years with a false leg.
FreeLitres said:
Lots of the usual non events & over reactive DCW's.
Russian Troll Bot said:
I'm not saying it's something i want, but in today's H&S obsessed culture I'm always amazed there aren't tighter regulations surrounding motorbikes
Really!The hoops a 19 to 23 year old would have to sume through.
1What kind of vehicle do you want to drive?
Motorbike (categories A1, A2 and A)
2How old are you?
19 to 23
You can apply for a provisional licence for either a category A1 small motorbike or a category A2 medium-sized motorbike
You’ll then need to compete compulsory basic training (CBT) and take the theory and practical tests for the kind of motorbike you want to ride within 2 years.
Existing licence holders
If you’ve already got a motorbike licence you can ride the category of motorbike you’ve got on your licence.
If you want to ride larger motorbikes you need to follow the rules below.
Riding larger motorbikes
If you want to ride larger bikes (category A) you’ve got 2 options.
Direct access
You can wait until you’re 24 then take the theory and practical tests for that type of bike.
Progressive access
First get a full licence for a category A2 medium-sized motorbike.
Once you’ve had 2 years’ experience on this licence you can take the practical test for a category A large motorbike.
Motorbike categories
Category A1 small motorbikes
These are motorbikes not exceeding: - 125cc engine size - 11kW power output - 0.1kW/kg power to weight ratio
Category A2 medium-sized motorbikes
These are motorbikes, with or without a sidecar not exceeding:
35kW power output
0.2kW/kg power to weight ratio
Category A2 motorbikes can’t be derived from a vehicle of more than double its power.
Category A large motorbikes
These are bikes unlimited in size and power, with or without a sidecar.
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