playing chicken in the road.

anewman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS22QSZmZoU
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaywalking

lucylucky

anewman wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS22QSZmZoU
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaywalking

That made me smile.

Poor bus driver.

owitemisermusa

Hmmm.... how do you rev your engines safely (to scare the 'yutes') when you're driving an automatic?

Gavin83

I'd just drive straight at them. Once your close enough that they realise you wouldn't be able to stop even if you wanted to, they'll soon get out the way.

alo6

scotsman4th wrote: »

I find if they're teenagers dropping 2 gears and flooring it works. My only concession is having an exit strategy if they're more ballsey than I suspect (somewhere to stop the car and knock 10 bells out them).

haha, that happened to me, i had two 16-17year olds running down a hill with there t-shirts over there heads, done what you said and when they moved to the side gave the steering a a wee tweek and they litteraly dived into a wall.............then got up and chased the car.

And it was all to impress girls.

andygb

anewman wrote: »

Then maybe this happens? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-431050/I-fined-honking-man-stepped-car.html

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That is very interesting, you can only sound your horn whilst moving. So what happens at traffic lights when you are stationary, the lights have turned green, and the car in front does not move, because they are not concentrating/doing something else?

Lirin

I find that dipping clutch and revving up- there's a nice roar off my car usually does the trick. If not, the horn does- I put a new one in and it's extremely loud.

Not really a problem in my area, thankfully, but found that driving at them helped.

Inactive

Typical Daily Fail reporting, probably 90% bullship.:)

maninthestreet

Inactive wrote: »

Typical Daily Fail reporting, probably 90% bullship.:)

What part of that news item has been reported inaccurately??

Rolandtheroadie

Its the sensationalism of it all. Fight it or shut up.
It may or may not be inaccurate, it's the spin.