ballsymchugh wrote: » resolution went to crap when joining these clips together
fancy pigeon wrote: » Overtaking but not in a hurry? We got you covered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7e-HCRjfqcc
fancy pigeon wrote: » Overtaking but not in a hurry? We got you covered
jaxxx wrote: Followed swiftly by a splendid tutorial on how overtaking should be done I can only imagine the thoughts going through your head, even just sitting here watching it my blood was reaching boiling point! Perfect example of why slow driving can be equally as dangerous as speeding. Jesus heaven forbid there was an oncoming car
tedpan wrote: » Yeah, one extreme to the other, but the first overtake was very entertaining!
jaxxx wrote: » Followed swiftly by a splendid tutorial on how overtaking should be done :pac: I can only imagine the thoughts going through your head, even just sitting here watching it my blood was reaching boiling point! Perfect example of why slow driving can be equally as dangerous as speeding. Jesus heaven forbid there was an oncoming car :eek:
fancy pigeon wrote: » Ah no I wouldn't lose my cool over something like this as I'm a patient individual behind the wheel, I leave at a time in the morning that I can allow for incidents like above (and laugh about it), plus with the arseholery I see on a daily basis it's in one ear and out the other at this stage! Machinery is always a regular sight on that road, no one ever has issues overtaking... Except that C-Max The overtake was around here, a horrendously straight road...!
jaxxx wrote: Although I was tempted today to upload something cos I had a cyclist going past a red light, then some kids cycling the wrong way on a one way street. Then some plonker parked for several minutes blocking traffic EXACTLY OPPOSITE a van that was delivering, 2 lanes of traffic blocked! It was like a funnel, both lanes going into the very centre to forge a new one (same one way street btw)! Geez!
tedpan wrote: » Upload it!!
liamog wrote: » Not sure I'd call that a near miss, the driver managed to completely miss the correct lane on the roundabout.
inforfun wrote: » http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7382113/4984407a/je_weet_nooit_wat_er_na_de_heuvel_komt.html
boardz wrote: » Near miss.....broad daylight and I had full headlights on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlDPv4pLSSI
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WestWicklow1 wrote: » That's in an ideal world.
WestWicklow1 wrote: » That situation is one of the things drummed into a student by advanced motoring organisations when on observed runs and watched for by your examiner come test day.... Vehicle in front is turning left, you are behind that vehicle and you can see vehicles waiting to emerge into your path. Have they seen you? You don't know but you should certainly slow down and be wary. I'm not sure you slowed down much if at all.
boardz wrote: » I agree with you definitely a scenario requiring concentration always. As Conspectus put it be on arsehole alert I was indeed wary and my speed was appropriate as you can see I took calm evasive action - no skid or abrupt stop - I was in full control at all times.