were saying :
Indeed. Because drivers forget about the fact there may be a hazard such as a horse just around a bend.
Yes, it does. Because a road isn't a place to be playing, but it IS a place where it's perfectly legitimate to ride a horse.
Congratulations.
Of COURSE it f***ing well is.
Like so many.
Yes.
No, they're roads that happen to not have a lower speed limit than NSL on them. That does NOT make them "60mph roads". Some are. Others aren't. Because you might find a horse rider just round a bend. Or a cyclist. Or a pedestrian. Or some f***ing idiot grockle's car left parked in a pbutting space. Or a tractor with bloody great big sharp metal loading tines pointing straight at your windscreen.
Now, why would I do that? Because I've completely and utterly failed to observe a hazard?
I was following somebody this morning along a 40-50mph urban road. The ped lights changed. He went through, I stopped. I was back behind him within about half a mile, without trying.
What a p*****k 21On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 23:37:29 +0100, Harry Bloomfield The opposite? Surely the opposite is to try and lose him by letting him...
Tell you what, you learn to drive first. No, not just learn to pbutt your driving test. Learn to drive. Properly.
