Thanks Ian, but not sure I should be taking advise on my driving ability from someone who posts on a cycling forum about ‘Strictly’
I can recommend help for that kind of obsessive behaviour.
You could argue though that often speeding is a conscious choice made by an otherwise competent and fully aware driver. Answering a phone call, whilst certainly a distraction, does not mean that the driver is fundamentally unskilled or ignorant.
No, but speeding and distraction (unlike not moving to the left quickly) are major causes of death and serious injury on UK roads, there not just words on a forum by the way, its your Mum or Daughter or whoever you care about splattered across the road and someone else’s every day because a driver just like you thinks their good enough to drive and talk on the phone or a speed limit is optional.
But – people who have so little awareness that they are not even sure which lane to be in, or are completely oblivious to a car directly behind them trying to pass – well that’s a whole new level of danger in my book.
But only in “your book” which is an complete load of bollocks developed from watching too much Clarkson, reading the Mail and listening to your mate Dave down the Dog and Duck who say we’re all been overrun by them foreigners who drive on the wrong side of the road.
Show me the numbers that support your arguments please, were is this link between not moving left and some consequence worse than we know is caused by the actions you think are ok?
