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Speeding + Unmarked car - what will happen?
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@welshdebtor - do you mean start a new thread because this one is offending you? If so, why are you taking part? That doesn't mean that I am not sensitive to your loss - that is a terrible thing.
It has also been made clear that the lesson has been learnt...so I'm not sure I understand the point you are making?
No not at all. I meant it in the manner of someone who may have advice for you may miss points etc.Here to learn and pass on my experiences.
Had a total of £8200 of debt written off due to harassment during 2010 and 2012.0 -
Welshdebtor wrote: »The temp or type of container the drink was in does not matter. My workmate was killed by a cold drink in the same sort of container.
Tyres can blow on empty roads in dry conditions. Perfect conditions sadly do not 100% wipe out accidents.
If you do get anything in the post and need advice then it might be best to start a new thread.
As what happened to me in the middle lane of a motorway in my company transit (Coming off one motorway onto another outside Belfast,one leg goes onto Newtownabby & it splits & another leg goes off to Antrim) which scared the !!!! out of me.
The son of a friend of mine went into the back of the car in front when he dropped his cigarette between his legs whilst driving thru the town.0 -
This thread has been educational for me to say the least....and as I say, delighted to have learnt before causing an accident...0
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I'm pleased that the thread has had a positive outcome.This thread has been educational for me to say the least....and as I say, delighted to have learnt before causing an accident...
However it is quite troubling that it has taken a thread on an internet message-board to enlighten you that driving at 90mph while drinking coffee could lead to an accident. One would hope that this would be a fairly elementary conclusion for the majority of people.
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