Obnoxious behaviour?

Seasoft

Look on the ground beside the rear door of the blue Peugeot.



All stopped at lights, window opens and sandwich crusts just thrown out on the ground.

Obnoxious behaviour by passenger.

Squall19

Bird lovers?

WASP0

Litter Lout!

bazz26

Driving a blue 307 is enough punishment.

Hal1

As long as they weren't wipping the beyjasis out of the pug and holding up the rest of the road, I can't see any major problem there. :P

Slushfund

I hate litter, but that little bit is quickly Biodegradable so not really a problem.
Maybe she was'nt feeling well or something and had to toss it quick.

Voodoomelon

Whilst hardly damaging to the environment, its that passengers attitude that is enraging. I wouldn't care if that was the hottest woman in the world that did it, whoever it was is an absolute **** to me has no regard for anything and anyone else.

Hal Emmerich

Are number plates allowed to be shown?

Absurdum

do my eyes deceive me or do they only have one working brake light as well?

give em the chair

thebandito600

Hal Emmerich wrote: »

Are number plates allowed to be shown?

I was just thinking the same thing......Op might wanna wipe out the reg plate.

Marty McFly

Id imagine they are allowed to be shown, it be like the obnoxious parking thread. Its naming and shaming really:).

SV

Except the fact there's no proof of it but for the OP's word.
The window isn't even open in the picture.

Mc Love

Probably is obnoxious behaviour, why are more and more people driving through red lights these days? Passed thru an amber (was too late to stop) and then two or more cars followed after me, even though they would have had time to stop and the red light would have been on a good amount of time

-Chris-

Hal Emmerich wrote: »

Are number plates allowed to be shown?

Number plates can be shown. It's not against the rules.

Not sure if this is a Motors thread or if it would be more suitable somewhere else though...

franksm

You could report them for littering - Fingal and Dublin I think let you do it online.

I saw something similar in Phoenix park a while ago and emailed the Litter Warden. He later confirmed a EUR128 fine had been sent to the car's owner. Whether it was the owner of the car or son/daughter apparently didn't matter.

You have to be able to stand by what you claim though in case it does get challenged. Well worth it !

johnos1984

franksm wrote: »

You could report them for littering - Fingal and Dublin I think let you do it online.

I saw something similar in Phoenix park a while ago and emailed the Litter Warden. He later confirmed a EUR128 fine had been sent to the car's owner. Whether it was the owner of the car or son/daughter apparently didn't matter.

You have to be able to stand by what you claim though in case it does get challenged. Well worth it !

So if I don't like someone I can call up with their reg number and report them for littering and if they fight it I just stand by my story??

Has anyone got the reg number of a clamper van :pac:

franksm

Same as you going to the Gardai to complain about someone, I suppose, so 'yes' is the answer.

Fingal CoCo: http://www.fingalcoco.ie/Environment/LitterControl/ReportingLitter
Dublin: http://environment.southdublin.ie/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=73&Itemid=144

snowman707

we are farmers and have about a mile of road frontage in a rural area in the midwest region

each year for the benefit of the road users (including ourselves) we employ a contractor to trim the hedges and margins of our road frontage.

our next job then is to don our rubber gloves, get a good supply of empty fertilizer bags and collect the rubbish that our fellow road users have seen fit to discard from their cars in the last 12 months or so ,

paper cups, beer cans, fast food boxes, nappies, used clothing,shoes, old computers, and tv's to mention just a few, we then take the rubbage to the dump and pay and for it's disposal

cadaliac

snowman707 wrote: »

we are farmers and have about a mile of road frontage in a rural area in the midwest region

each year for the benefit of the road users (including ourselves) we employ a contractor to trim the hedges and margins of our road frontage.

our next job then is to don our rubber gloves, get a good supply of empty fertilizer bags and collect the rubbish that our fellow road users have seen fit to discard from their cars in the last 12 months or so ,

paper cups, beer cans, fast food boxes, nappies, used clothing,shoes, old computers, and tv's to mention just a few, we then take the rubbage to the dump and pay and for it's disposal

That is completely different to throwing biodegradable crust of bread out from a car.
I find the that throwing anything from a car is littering but a crust of bread is a bit, well, meh.. It wouldn't bother me too much. Obnoxious and littering yes. Destroying the countryside with garbage and non-biodegradable rubbish - no.

GavMan

Bit of food for the birds. What harm?

Did you take that pic on your phone? We're you driving? Isn't it illegal to operate a handle mobile phone when driving (even when stationary).

Aside from all of that, you've little to be worried about if a few bread crusts get your goat up....

-Chris-

GavMan wrote: »

Did you take that pic on your phone? We're you driving? Isn't it illegal to operate a handle mobile phone when driving (even when stationary).

And on that note... thread closed