, that is if most of them have one , i think it was last night i watched it and it caught a woman driving a red car that knocked over a 75 year old man took him clean off his feet and she refused to accept that she had actually hit someone
I was shocked but intrigued by the one from the lorry (you could tell by the height of it) that failed to brake and rammed the back of a small car and shoved it in to another lorry. Considering he was at fault I am surprised the video appeared!
yeah I get that, but if you were that driver you wouldn't publish it yourself surely so I guess the police might have grabbed it ?
"Clipless" pedals are only dangerous if you don't use them correctly. When I bought my bike it had double sided pedals and the bike shop adjusted them so I could get my feet out easily if needed. The guy there also advised me to try them out for the first few times away from traffic such as leaning up against a wall or in a quiet part of a car park.
The twit you're talking about was riding on The Cat and Fiddle or A537 to give it its full name. You could see it was going to go all Pete Tong a few bends before it actually did. He was on completely the wrong line and if he'd just backed off and changed his position it would have all been different.
True, which is why the Cops now refer to collisions as RTCs. Although Weakstone isn't alone in this, it doesn't half wind me up when they talk about "One of the most dangerous roads in the country/Europe/America/The World", it is of course the drivers who are dangerous.
I'm not sure if this is the same case, but I once saw a clip of a woman driver who went on the wrong side of the road and struck an old chap who was crossing from a central refuge and didn't stop. The taxi driver dropped off his passenger to look after the pedestrian and the driver followed the woman who later, on camera, denied all knowledge of the incident.i've been watching it as well and some of the standards of driving is unbelievable how they managed to get their license , well i just don't know
