Isambard wrote: » the Waterloo junction is a bad one, several bad accidents there. Is it the sightlines I wonder? I had a guy pull out across the junction right under my bonnet and I only missed him by pulling right across the road almost on to the grass , thankfully the road was clear.
Reputable Rog wrote: » People take chances there coming up from Waterloo. I don't think it's too bad sightlines wise, could do with a longer turning lane.At the end of the day the road is at capacity and needs to be replaced/ upgraded.
Cork Truck Driver wrote: » I've told these 3 that already, not that i'll get a response.https://twitter.com/CorkTruckDriver/status/907572031587328000
marno21 wrote: » Leo has said several times that he's pro M20 since becoming Taoiseach. If he is, you will see a definite announcement before year end as he is publishing his new capital plan and the roads budgets for 2018.
Reputable Rog wrote: » People take chances there coming up from Waterloo. I don't think it's too bad sightlines wise, could do with a longer turning lane. At the end of the day the road is at capacity and needs to be replaced/ upgraded.
Isambard wrote: » there is no turning lane any more coming up from Waterloo, these were done away with some time ago, although people use the hard shoulder as an acceleration lane which is quite annoying
rounders wrote: » Why is it quiet annoying? Without it I wouldnt be able to join the traffic in the mornings. I speed up in the hard shoulder to match the speed of the traffic instead of pulling straight out in front of on coming traffic.
Reputable Rog wrote: » one particular lady in a Red Toyota was the culprit this morning and has been many mornings, stuck in a straight line doing 60kph the whole way.
GoneHome wrote: » I think at this stage everyone travelling the N20 between 7.30 and 8.00 weekday mornings would be familiar with this particular driver, her driving is very questionable and in my opinion downright dangerous at times, no way will she pull over to leave the traffic pass her, there's been mornings where there are literally dozens of vehicles behind her with some attempting to overtake at dangerous/busy stretches of the road out of pure frustration had having been behind her for miles. I've been tempted to report her to the Gardai on several occasions, and one of these days I will before she is the cause of a serious accident.
Reputable Rog wrote: » talk about an ordeal,edging on and then stopping due to traffic nearly 200 metres away from her.
Reputable Rog wrote: » I think if every poster here who gets stuck behind her, reports her, something might get done. I saw her parked up outside Dairygold in Mallow a few weeks ago and she was trying to get onto the road, talk about an ordeal,edging on and then stopping due to traffic nearly 200 metres away from her.
road_high wrote: » Is she an older or younger lady?
road_high wrote: » Is she an older or younger lady? She needs to be taken aside and taught to drive competently. If she can't do that, she shouldn't be on the roads.
Reputable Rog wrote: » Late 40's- early 50's, glasses. Drives in a continuous straight line. Sometimes I spot her ahead of me in Sundays Well and I know its going to be breaking all the way Blarney. If I catch a break at the cross before Blarney and I can sometimes overtake her around Blarney Business Park.
road_high wrote: » Roads are too busy these days for this kind of rubbish, hazards of all kinds, including drivers should be addressed.
Reputable Rog wrote: » If I catch a break at the cross before Blarney and I can sometimes overtake her around Blarney Business Park.
GoneHome wrote: » Last Winter on a dark morning I overtook her before entering the 50k limit near Blarney as I knew she would continue to drive at 30k all the way into Western Road, well she put her full head lights on me for a good 5 minutes, again dangerous carry on. I've regularly seen several cars having to overtake her on that 50k stretch from Blarney into Shanakill as her driving is almost at a standstill on that stretch, a tractor would be driving faster!
Cork Truck Driver wrote: » Is that the route she takes? up along ****** hill towards Clogheen towards Sunday's well?
GoneHome wrote: » Yes that's the route she takes from Mallow and then turns left at Western Road heading towards UCC, drives an 08 Toyota Corolla. I only ever come across her in the mornings between 7.30 and 8.00 on various parts of the N20, not sure what time she does the return journey.
Cork Truck Driver wrote: » That lady is actually on 39 would you believe :pac:
Middle Man wrote: » Really surprising given that so many young female drivers would run you off the road - had to take evasive action on a couple of occasions.
road_high wrote: » Report her! She sounds like an absolute menace for other road users...
