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Offline justalex81

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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #10 on: 01 March 2012, 10:13 »
Quote from: trog_nfs on 01 March 2012, 10:08
Did you report the lorry to police bellend? Unsecure load is an offence.

yeah. well officer, i was doing 80mph down this dual carriageway. . . . . .  :laugh:
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Offline R32UK

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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #11 on: 01 March 2012, 10:54 »
Quote from: Ant1981 on 01 March 2012, 07:45
Quote from: R32UK on 01 March 2012, 07:41
.... its always someone else fault  :rolleyes: :lipsrsealed:

Well I don't see how it could be bellends fault for a lorry shedding its load.

it wasnt my fault he was there.
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Offline Jack3559

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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #12 on: 01 March 2012, 11:26 »
In 2013, the transport secretary plans to raise the limit to 80mph.

This is partly because 49% of people break the speed limit as it is now.
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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #13 on: 01 March 2012, 12:39 »
If I was you i'd have given up years ago.
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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #14 on: 01 March 2012, 13:17 »
It is his fault, end of.



If he were doing 90+ he'd have overtaken the lorry before it happened, next time speed the f#ck up. I hate driving next to lorries and will overtake them as quickly and safely as possible.
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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #15 on: 01 March 2012, 13:20 »
Quote from: Jay on 01 March 2012, 13:17
It is his fault, end of.



If he were doing 90+ he'd have overtaken the lorry before it happened, next time speed the f#ck up. I hate driving next to lorries and will overtake them as quickly and safely as possible.

Totally this. LOL  :grin:

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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #16 on: 01 March 2012, 15:02 »
Cheers for the sensible replies guys.

Sean, pop down, we'll take a run up the A20. I'll do 60mph in the inside lane, you go in the outside and when you're about 10m away or so I'll throw something very heavy out the side of the car. You can watch it and try and avoid it. Nowhere to go other then the inside lane which will stick you in to the back of my car. Baring in mind it's dark. I'm not Vin Diesel and I don't like the tuna.


Yep reported and trying to get CCTV.


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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #17 on: 01 March 2012, 15:09 »
a20 has no lighting at night to be fair.

wtf did you hit?
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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #18 on: 01 March 2012, 15:19 »
may be they knew you and saw you coming.
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Re: When to say that's it?
« Reply #19 on: 01 March 2012, 15:20 »
Regardless of the speed you where travelling at, it is an absolute offence for an unsecured load on a vehicle (i.e there is no excuse). Both the driver and the operator of that vehicle are liable to prosecution for that mate!

To quote the law:
it is an offence under the road traffic act 1988 to use a vehicle or cause permit for it to be used, when the position or distribution of its load means there is a danger of injury to any person. This carries a maximum fine of £5000 together with obligatory licence endorsement and discretionary disqualification.

Big trouble basically!!
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