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Driver Group #122 Scania K310IB, Irizar "i6 3700" seen in Russell Street outside the Forum Theatre on a Charter
This drunk driver was going so fast and driving so badly that he shoved my roommate's parked car more than 10 feet into my neighbor's car when he ran into it.
A jeepney driver taking his yosi break as he waits for his turn at the UP IS terminal along Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City, February 22, 2019.
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Driver #72 Iveco Metro, Volgren "CR228L" on Route 623 Chadstone Shopping Centre at Glen Waverley Station Bus Interchange
A loco driver made from a figure from MiniArt's 'German artillery crew riders'. Upper head and 'fillings' from Miliput. Arms are still searched for in the spares box.
Taxi driver in Tirana, Albania.
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Credit: Crozet M. / ILO
Date : 2014-03-21
Country : Albania
ILO PHOTO reference Taxi driver in Tirana 06
Ironwood Plaza in Richmond has no shortage of big SUV / Pickup truck drivers (guys who compensate for stuff more than they actually use the monstrous vehicles' supposed purposes) who just don't care.
Note the "small car" designation. Also note that to the left and right of him, two big vehicles as well (all small car spots). Idiot.
Dedicated drivers on routes 175, 177, 178 and 179. Used on a leaflet that's been hailed 'an industry first'.
Traffic is psychotic in Ho Chi Mihn City. There just seems to be one basic guide line on the road - don't hit anybody - everything else is fair game. Oh, and honk like crazy your entire journey. I'm not sure how the driver keeps his sanity.
Pianist Danny Driver performs works by Ligeti and Chopin live in the studio. See details of this programme
A Huyton primary school has launched a campaign to encourage motorists to slow down and stay safe around a local housing estate.
The pupils of St Anne’s primary are spearheading the campaign to get motorists to keep their speed to 20 miles per hour on the Paramount estate.
They have designed signs to warn drivers of the limit as part of a wider traffic calming scheme in the area, which includes speed humps and the wider-topped speed tables.
The eye catching winning entries were reproduced and added to the 20 miles per hour road signs outside the school.
The winners were Olivia Arnold, Olivia Cuckson, and Lauren Devlin from year 4 and pupil Joe McKay from year 5 and their prizes included gift vouchers and goody bags.
Pupils were also asked to come up with a slogan to head up the campaign and the Year 4 children came up with the winning phrase “Safety is Paramount”.
“We want to raise awareness around the school and the estate,” said Cllr Dave Lonergan, Knowsley’s cabinet member for Regeneration, Economy and Skills.
“Speed is an obvious danger but so is parking thoughtlessly or too close to schools.
“Parked vehicles get in the way as children and their carers try to cross and make it difficult for them to see what’s coming.”
The traffic calming scheme is a joint initiative between the Council’s Travel Plan and Road Safety Team and the Network Management and Development Team.
“The pupils have really enjoyed getting involved,” said Maggie Keating, Head Teacher at St Anne’s.
“Designing the signs and coming up with the slogan encourages them to think about their safety and the physical environment around the school”.
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Pic caption: Joe McKay - one of the winners of the St Anne’s primary sign design competition to get motorists to slow down.
Dr. Richard Cavanaugh teaching Driver's Education to students on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on November 6, 2015. (Jay Grabiec)
A photo of me, so you can recognize me when we meet .. I am the Backroads Driver and I do a lot of that, but you will most likely find me in the forest somewhere looking for old Historic Mining locations. Like the one here. It does get much larger inside. . Yes that is Poison Ivy all around, It is good that I am not allergic. DISCLAMER - ALL MInes are located on Private Property and access was by permission for historic preservation. Unauthorized entry onto the mining property will be considered tresspassing and could result in prosecution
司機先生的駕駛座 [ 韓國之旅 Trip to the Korea ]
Canon EOS 30D + Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II
February 02, 2008
Photo by Yueh-Hua © All rights reserved
Valtteri Bottas, Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Räikkönen, Sebastian Vettel, Brendon Hartley and Daniel Ricciardo on the back of the lorry for the Drivers' parade.
Polk Street Contraflow Bike Lane: The bike lane continues north between Hayes and Grove Streets. Across Grove, Polk Street becomes a two-way street and the bike lane on that stretch becomes a regular unprotected green lane.
This little gap is constantly blocked by idling Uber drivers, diddling with their Uber apps. #CarsSuck #DeleteUber
A refuge shelter for drivers whose cars become stranded on the tidal causeway between the mainland and Lindisfarne Island