That's shocking.
That's shocking.
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I'll be damned, hadn't spotted that.
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Doubtless some moron will try - or could it be the work of the FSB trying to get hold of electronic components?
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I wouldn't say the child needed any credit, they did nothing other than keep going. The car driver was very, very wrong.
There is a narrow bridge very near here, over a railway, just a little wider than one car width but HGV's do manage to squeeze over it. It is one way at a time, with no control, and a tight entry bend at either end. When the kids were young, just learning to ride, my advice was always to take control and ride in the middle going over the bridge, to prevent anyone even considering a dangerous overtake on the bridge. Common sense really for them and any drivers who might attempt such a dangerous manoeuvre, but they often returned home with tales of horns being blown, and windows wound down to hurl comments.
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In the child on bike thing, the wrongest was the father imho. He's learned a useful lesson I hope.
Drivers will not always do what they should. Expect it, if you're vulnerable, or one day you will be the one who's hurt.
There will always be drivers who see no reason to stop, there; this one missed easily enough, without the kid changing his line iirc.
Drivers get distracted, tired and the rest, as well as drunk, in a stolen car, escaping a crime... . He might never have read a highway code. No point shouting that he should have once you're under his wheels. The vulnerable do have to learn to look after themselves.
Dad should have slowed the kid earlier, because yelling at him when it was clear the car wasn't going to stop, could have made him unstable.
Whatever mode of transport I'm using , I don't put myself in the way of something bigger. I don't assume it's going to care about me.
Drivers will not always do what they should. Expect it, if you're vulnerable, or one day you will be the one who's hurt.
There will always be drivers who see no reason to stop, there; this one missed easily enough, without the kid changing his line iirc.
Drivers get distracted, tired and the rest, as well as drunk, in a stolen car, escaping a crime... . He might never have read a highway code. No point shouting that he should have once you're under his wheels. The vulnerable do have to learn to look after themselves.
Dad should have slowed the kid earlier, because yelling at him when it was clear the car wasn't going to stop, could have made him unstable.
Whatever mode of transport I'm using , I don't put myself in the way of something bigger. I don't assume it's going to care about me.
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Update. The absolute ****!Took ages for me to get to work this morning, even on my bike, as the A13 was closed off due to some piece of shît doing a runner from the police when asked to stop. Everything going into London was diverted to the backstreets of Barking and Dagenham so it was total gridlock. It was still closed off when I came home. An innocent woman lost her life when they crashed into a car that she was a passenger in so somewhere tonight someone will never be seeing their wife/mother/daughter/sister. What a terrible waste of life. Makes me mad.
Updated: Police confirm death of woman. A13 closed in both directions. Drivers advised to find a different route
A fatality has been reported following a crash on the A13 near Dagenham in the early hours of the morning.thurrock.nub.news
Man admits killing 21-year-old woman in crash while driving wrong way on A13
Ashley Loveday, 38 has admitted to killing 21-year-old Grace Payne when he drove the wrong way on the A13.
www.echo-news.co.uk
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What do you mean?
I wear reflective jacket, and this morning (in daylight), I had a van pass me way to close on a corner, and actually was on the painted cycle lane just a few feet after it passed me.
I'm usually quite judgemental of cyclists who ride on the pavement, but the more I see, the less I am. There are roundabouts I go round near our house, where many cars have nearly hit me, even though I have right of way.
Murderer ‘asked schoolgirls out’ while posing as a 14-year-old to gain asylum
Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai reportedly tried to date under-age girls, as 21-year-old jailed for life over killing Royal Marines hopeful
www.telegraph.co.uk
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Murderer ‘asked schoolgirls out’ while posing as a 14-year-old to gain asylum
Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai reportedly tried to date under-age girls, as 21-year-old jailed for life over killing Royal Marines hopeful
I thought it was a myth that grown men were posing as children and that murderers are entering our country.
Had one the other day. Moron in a minicab passed me way too close. So close I was able to reach out and bang my fist on the passenger door window as he passed without even stretching. Think it woke him up.
Should maybe make allowances - fecker had probably only been in the country a few days.
Happens very frequently. Working with those in the education system, I often heard of parents that get annoyed and start asking questions when they see that their infant child has a 'boy' with a moustache alongside their daughter in the school Christmas play. As an 'unaccompanied minor' arriving by boat, they get special privileges until proven otherwise. There are tests they can carry out to determine their age, I think it’s to do with teeth and bones but it takes a few months to work it out.
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It's not a myth. Just the liberals want to stifle any debate about how they're aiding our treacherous politicians in the dangerous destruction of The UK. All under the guise of diversity.
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