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How can this idiot possibly imagine her parking isn't awkward?
According to the Highway Code a car shouldn't be parked within 10m of a junction. This one isn't parked one metre away..
These drivers are either unaware of The Highway Code or simply lazy, ignorant and inconsiderate. Unless they are actually overtaking a slower vehicle, they should be driving in the left hand lane.
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These drivers are either unaware of The Highway Code or simply lazy, ignorant and inconsiderate. Unless they are actually overtaking a slower vehicle, they should be driving in the left hand lane.
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16/03 - Today I had to drive from MIlton Keynes to West London. Rather terrifyingly, I came to myself at the Aylesbury A41 junction of the M25 with no memory of anything since the Hemel junction... I can't have been actually asleep as I managed to navigate a motorway junction and about 9 miles of stop-start traffic, but it freaked me out no end. Thus, I followed the Highway Code's advice for such circumstances: 1 - slap yourself around the face repeatedly, 2 - turn the radio up very loudly, 3 - leave motorway and park in a conveniently located field, 4 - throw bottle of water in face, 5 - pace around, take a photograph, 6 - re-enter car, put on best sing-along playlist, and chain-eat sugary sweets until reach intended destination.
This is the photograph I took in the the field.
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It is a well known fact that if you put your hazard lights on, you are legally allowed to park on double-yellow lines.
By the way, check out that demolition in the background!
The driver of the grey 4x4 obviously agreed with my assertion that the black car should have been in lane 1, and didn't see why he/she should have to traverse three lanes and back again to pass. So he/she passed on the inside instead, a maneouvre which would potentially land this driver with a ticket were it witnessed by a police officer.
I have obscured the registration number of the grey vehicle, as I feel that the driver of the black vehicle is the one most in the wrong. Had he/she been in the correct lane then nobody else would need (nor be able) to undertake them.
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I had tagged this "Illegal Parking" but they get away with it on the "essential loading and unloading" clause in Highway Code Rule 246.
-- www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_06...
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The driver of this vehicle is either unaware of The Highway Code or simply lazy, ignorant and inconsiderate. Unless overtaking a slower vehicle, drivers should be driving in the left hand lane.
See what happened next.
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Cyclist uses a hand signal to move out of a bus lane on London Bridge.
08/1999 Picture © Jon Mitchell/The Image Works
Alex Corina with his Highway Code and Road signs for the Coalition Cycle.Alex has adapted familiar roadsigns and created new ones to highlight the impact of of Austerity and the Coalitions Cameron and Cleggs economic policies on the NHS and the Welfare state.
Check out website for Ltd Edition Prints and T shirts www.coalitioncyclecompany.co.uk
Not too challenging because (a) they drive on the proper side of the road here and (2) I've driven here before, albeit 10 years ago.
Maybe I should brush up on The Highway Code and figure out what all those funny yellow lines mean.
1st 4. Shadows Lengthen 2/1 Wilson Renwick
2nd 2. Granville Island (IRE) 9/2 Sean Quinlan
3rd 3. Highway Code (USA) 6/5F Micheal Nolan
1st 4. Shadows Lengthen 2/1 Wilson Renwick
2nd 2. Granville Island (IRE) 9/2 Sean Quinlan
3rd 3. Highway Code (USA) 6/5F Micheal Nolan
Alex Corina the artist behind the Coalition Cycle that formed the centre piece of the exhibition that include Madonna and Farage (from Bellini's Madonna Litta) with the slippery pair Farage and Cameron in this photo.
Check out website for Ltd Edition Prints and T shirts www.coalitioncyclecompany.co.uk
The drivers at the end of Brunstane Road (North and South) and on Milton Road really follow the rules of a 'yellow box junction', wouldn't you agree?