Man dies in Kent 'wrong way' dual carriageway crash
Discussion
twazzock said:
75-years old?No, senile and a st driver.
Many years I encountered similar on the A34. Luckily I, and all the other drivers facing the right direction, managed to avoid him until the Police caught him.
shakotan said:
twazzock said:
75-years old?No, senile and a st driver.
Does anyone know where this happened. The article states a dual carriageway, but the road number quoted is a single carriageway where you cannot get any speed up due to the amount of cars parked on the road.
I guess it was outside Asda or the road passing the Mcdonalds, generally people drive like tts on both.
I guess it was outside Asda or the road passing the Mcdonalds, generally people drive like tts on both.
Popeyed said:
Does anyone know where this happened. The article states a dual carriageway, but the road number quoted is a single carriageway where you cannot get any speed up due to the amount of cars parked on the road.
I guess it was outside Asda or the road passing the Mcdonalds, generally people drive like tts on both.
Part of it is dual isn't it? A2 roundabout to Bluewater?I guess it was outside Asda or the road passing the Mcdonalds, generally people drive like tts on both.
Had this happen to me years ago. Woke up in hospital, told I'd had a head on, assumed I'd been overtaking. Nope, other driver and husband forgot which side to drive on, apprently. Left hosp 3+1/2 months later. Guess I was lucky compared o this chap.
Sticks. said:
Popeyed said:
Does anyone know where this happened. The article states a dual carriageway, but the road number quoted is a single carriageway where you cannot get any speed up due to the amount of cars parked on the road.
I guess it was outside Asda or the road passing the Mcdonalds, generally people drive like tts on both.
Part of it is dual isn't it? A2 roundabout to Bluewater?I guess it was outside Asda or the road passing the Mcdonalds, generally people drive like tts on both.
Had this happen to me years ago. Woke up in hospital, told I'd had a head on, assumed I'd been overtaking. Nope, other driver and husband forgot which side to drive on, apprently. Left hosp 3+1/2 months later. Guess I was lucky compared o this chap.
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