He's Australian, you have to reverse everything he says. Quite why he's in a UK group I don't know.
He's Australian, you have to reverse everything he says. Quite why he's in a UK group I don't know.
Agreed, however "Although failure to comply with the other rules of the Code will not, in itself, cause a person to be prosecuted, The Highway Code may be used in evidence in any court proceedings under the Traffic Acts to establish liability." Therefore, as I state above, reversing out, should it be deemed to have caused an accident, might result in prosecution. Doesn't have to be the law for that to happen.
In addition, the
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So the twatt I put in the OP who could have reversed into me would have = been ok, because he was following the HC? Bullshit! Running someone do= wn in either direction would result in the same punishment.
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Why didn't Noah swat those two mosquitoes?
I did not suggest that.
Reversing in however is much less likely to result in an accident because the driver has a much better all round view and other vehicle drivers are not going to be surprised by a vehicle suddenly appearing from between hedges/fences.
. In addition, the
=80=98do/do not=E2=80=99.
You most certainly did, you claimed the HC would be used against me.
Bullshit. Reversing in is getting in the way of everybody, because you'= re waiting in the busy road instead of your driveway. I just go straigh= t in without holding anyone up. When exiting, I wait until it's clear, = on my own land, without being in the way. I pride myself on being a cou= rteous driver.
I have just as good a view when reversing. Please learn to drive before= you kill somebody.
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Is it possible to brush your teeth without wiggling your arse?
You are either an idiot or a troll. I will, possibly unjustifiably, give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are trolling just for the fun of watching others correct you.
Now just FOHP.
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To his signature? Please learn to snip properly you ignoranus.
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