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Coming down the A1 on Thursday, look for the knob joining on left. I am definitely going to get some air horns
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Coming down the A1 on Thursday, look for the knob joining on left. I am definitely going to get some air horns
No idea why but just lately a lot of stuff posted on youtube will not play for me..
Loads up ok ( as the bar across the bottom indicates ) but the bar is grey and nothing actually plays..
Plays ok in Explorer but not in Chrome for some reason
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Was a bit of a brown trouser job for a second.Pathetic driving.
Makes me angry![]()
Don't get angry Chris wats the point chill and enjoyPathetic driving.
Makes me angry![]()
What made it worse, was I was being overtaken by a sprinter at the time so had no where to go.Drivers dont seem to realise that when they are joining traffic from a sliproad the onus is on them to join safely.
It now appears to be the norm that you are expected to get out of the way !!
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Well u never hit anything so everything okWhat made it worse, was I was being overtaken by a sprinter at the time so had no where to go.
Don't get angry Chris wats the point chill and enjoy
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You can get air horns, but not ones that play tunes, I just want something LOUD to scare the bejesus out of themThat happens so many times, I make a point now, if in car or MH, if I see someone coming on a joining road and looking like they will push in, to toot the horn ! Just to wake them up.
Can you still get air horns ? You never seem to hear Col. Bogie round the streets any more.
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So even if there was no one in the lane to your right, preventing you changing lanes you wouldn't?The problem for me is that the passenger in our 'van does not accept that I should move over. I've tried telling her but it's no use.
I do pull over when we're talking about HGV's and the like because they invariably can't get up to speed on the slip road but unless they're of a similar ilk the 'enterers get short shrift, the horn and the lights every time
What the &%$£............??????? LOLAnticipate the unexpected. Truckers do it best......![]()
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What the &%$£............??????? LOL
You never watched it all Flyingscotsman.That there on utube the driver is doing that deliberate just showing off
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Well all I can say there's good and bad in allYessss..... But what about all the other so called nights of the road ( including the total T0££er driving the Royal Mail truck who rather than slow down just barges his way out ?
These are more the sort of lorry drivers I seem to see more often than not...truck driving taliban with a
hitler complex !!!
I did watch it allYou never watched it all Flyingscotsman.
There's some daft buggers about.
So even if there was no one in the lane to your right, preventing you changing lanes you wouldn't?
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I totally agree with you. Unless in exceptional circumstances, the safest thing you can do is to continue driving at a steady speed. Why should you change lanes (as changing lanes is more hazardous than staying put) on the off chance that someone might be joining the carriageway at every slip road? The majority of slip roads are designed to be long enough for the traffic to be able to both see, and match the speed of, the traffic on road they are joining. It is always the responsibility of anyone joining a carriageway to do so responsibly and with consideration for other road users.Hi DBK,
No I wouldn't, (with the exception as previously described) or where I know that, because of stupidly, poorly designed 'on slips', example Tavistock Road on to Plymouth Parkway Eastbound, where the cars attempting to enter the road have no sight line, and No 'on ramp' of any length, I don't do it.
To do so would continue the thought processes in the minds of those that saunter onto major roads without even considering that they are in the wrong.
There have been times when I have been forced into taking avoiding action but the instigator is left in no doubt that it is they that are in the wrong.
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Yes, well. HonestJohn gives sound advice over many years. I remember well reading this in the paper at the time:Drivers dont seem to realise that when they are joining traffic from a sliproad the onus is on them to join safely.
It now appears to be the norm that you are expected to get out of the way !!
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