tedpan wrote: » A little compilation from the past month. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90mY5kp7ag8 I tried to cut it down as much as possible!
dickwod1 wrote: » Compilation ...
LIGHTNING wrote: » Dublin city centre is like the walking dead except with less intelligence demonstrated by the zombies.
GreeBo wrote: @1:10 you give out about a guy blazing through a stop sign Very next clip you do the same thing and nearly hit a car turning right across you?
tedpan wrote: » No, of course I was stopping. It was highlighting the idiot driving across the junction. Maybe you're one of those oblivious people??
GreeBo wrote: Maybe I'm oblivious to what? That sentence makes no sense.
tedpan wrote: » Oblivious to when you're driving on the wrong side of the road, like the Clio..
GreeBo wrote: Huh? What makes you think I drive on the wrong side of the road?
GreeBo wrote: I'm not sure even you know where you are going with this one Ted.
inforfun wrote: » http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7368849/c2d519ee/prius_prutser_duwt_hem_er_even_tussen.html
tedpan wrote: » I don't want to argue! You said I nearly hit a car turning across me. I hadn't reached the end of the road, the lady took the corner far too fast and on my side of the road and you think I'm wrong. I don't know what else to say!
statute wrote: 20. (1) A driver of a vehicle shall stop the vehicle in advance of traffic sign number RRM 017 [stop line] or traffic sign number RUS 027 [stop sign]. (2) Where both traffic signs referred to in sub-article (1) are provided, a driver of a vehicle shall stop the vehicle in advance of traffic sign number RRM 017 [stop line].
GreeBo wrote: There was no stop line, so you so at the sign. In any case, the line would be with the sign.
GreeBo wrote: Stop signs are often back from a junction where HGVs would need to make a wide turn, proceeding past the the sign means you are in their way.
GreeBo wrote: » You stop at the sign, not the end of the road. The sign is telling you that you must stop, it is not a warning of an upcoming stop. You stop because you are joining a major road. There was no stop line, so you so at the sign. In any case, the line would be with the sign. Stop signs are often back from a junction where HGVs would need to make a wide turn, proceeding past the the sign means you are in their way.
tedpan wrote: » This is not one of those cases. The line has simply worn away and definitely needs to be replaced. I've lived in Drogheda for years. Thanks for your in depth investigation, got any clips to upload??
GreeBo wrote: Apologies, looks like I am 100% wrong in this case.
Tiercel Dave wrote: See how far the STOP sign is away from the painted line!.....
GreeBo wrote: » Apologies, looks like I am 100% wrong in this case.
chewed wrote: » Oops! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq5Q3Aku2dA
dickwod1 wrote: » I was sent this clip ...
AndyBoBandy wrote: » Wow, I hope she caught the reg and reported it. I'd hazard a guess though that only 1 of the parties has insurance.
Caliden wrote: » Easily seen on the vid at 0:45 seconds. 01d17233 Reg matches car model. Good thing the dashcam has a decent resolution
skibum wrote: According to the nct website: "Vehicle Records indicate that this Vehicle is Scrapped."
tedpan wrote: » Shouldn't the scrapper be in trouble for releasing the car back onto the road?