That is a pet hate of mine. Not that I am perfect as I used to drive around quite quickly until I started taking note of the vehicles that I had passed a few miles back actually caught me up! (Stupid boy ). Not only was my driving habit costing me money from having a lead right foot, risking mine and other people's lives but it was causing unnecessary stress trying to get to the destination asap. My mantra now is concentrate on the journey, not so much on the destination.....much happier driving

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White van man on fine form

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It is to be fair. In fact, I once saw a Toyota Corolla raise the late exit stakes by bouncing over the grass after the hatchings had run out

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SWMBO driving me home after a merry night in St Ives



turns out the other end of the road has a sign - no cars

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Wow - your missus needs to give lessons to the mums at the nursery we use.

They would never be able to negotiate that - they cant drive their Audis into a big carpark and get into a parking space properly never mind a narrow road.

Good video. Looe in Cornwall has some narrow lanes as well. I grew up near St Ives and can remember an HGV driver causing chaos after getting stuck in the town. Not only that, he misread the address and was meant to have been in St Ives in Cambridgeshire! 2016 BMW X3 30d SE in red
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Seeing as we didn't see where the Pug started, no comment can be made as to whether his positioning was correct or not, however his exit to the left gave the overtaken driver plenty of space. It could well be that the other driver entered the roundabout infront of the Pug and held him out. Depending on the length of the video and it's start point, you can attempt to prove your point, but that extract didn't convince me the Pug driver was wrong, just could have been. As it was one of Doc's videos, then the Pug probably was driving correctly  my PC is slightly to the right of Genghis
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^ I expected an idiotic comment from you. If anyone else had posted that video you wouldn't have had anything to say. Run along now  LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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The fact you have an LLB Hon doesn't make you exempt from criticism, your profession doesn't have the greatest reputation where the truth is concerned. The first rule don't ask if the client is guilty, you can't defend if the answer is yes, that's a lost fee my PC is slightly to the right of Genghis
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I never said it did but you thought there was nothing wrong with the guy who went straight on at the roundabout when clearly it was not safe. Also, you can see that the Peugeot accelerated and that the Fiesta had to brake so it was clearly questionable on his part. All the videos I have posted show questionable driving at the very least.

Everyone drops a driving clanger but some of my videos show either idiots or just basic courtesy etc on the roads. P.S, I have a degree but I'm not a lawyer. I chose a different path. LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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If I had a degree from Derby I wouldn't talk about it.

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let's not spoil things and we should keep any personal attacks off here