Apparently...

jedster

er yes, that's what I said isn't it? I said that the standards are too lax for everyone, not just celebrities

spen666

jedster wrote:

er yes, that's what I said isn't it? I said that the standards are too lax for everyone, not just celebrities

Whoops - guess who didn't read the order of your words properly :oops: :oops: :oops:

Nigel-YZ1

Whatever the standards may or may not be, it's my opinion that no-one with authority is enforcing them visibly enough.

If I drive like a total dick I should expect someone to stop me and give me an ear bashing. There's too many road users around these days that are well aware they can get away with anything.

Eat My Dust

Nigel-YZ1 wrote:

Whatever the standards may or may not be, it's my opinion that no-one with authority is enforcing them visibly enough.

If I drive like a total dick I should expect someone to stop me and give me an ear bashing. There's too many road users around these days that are well aware they can get away with anything.

What, like the guy in his Picasso this morning that I had to dodge for about 6 miles of my commute while he drank his massive mug of coffee (it could have been tea). I was hacked off that we didn't get stopped by any red lights, as I was going to open his door and take it off of him!!! :twisted:

top_bhoy

I wonder if the Mr Khan involved with the injury to Mr Hatton is related in any way to the Mr Khan involved in the high speed car case as reported here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manc ... 064007.stm

I think we should be told!!!

Eat My Dust

Now that is very interesting.

Next we'll be hearing how it wasn't dangerous driving because the speed was actually safe for the conditions!!!