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Bob Smith2026-10-29 17:09:47
Driving aggressively close behind me when the road widened slightly overtook me at fast speed. I beeped to say slow down, the van slammed on its brakes and very angry and aggressive man got out and stormed over to my car and said your ‘lucky your with a kid’ and stormed back to his van he was also wearing a window cleaning t-shirt with his business on it.
Driving aggressively close behind me when the road widened slightly overtook me at fast speed. I beeped to say slow down, the van slammed on its brakes and very angry and aggressive man got out and stormed over to my car and said your ‘lucky your with a kid’ and stormed back to his van he was also wearing a window cleaning t-shirt with his business on it.
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PJ24UMM2026-10-29 17:37:13
Move! Shouted the ignorant driver.
Highway Code 204
In any interaction between road users, those who can cause the greatest harm have the greatest responsibility to reduce the danger or threat they pose to others.
Move! Shouted the ignorant driver.
Highway Code 204
In any interaction between road users, those who can cause the greatest harm have the greatest responsibility to reduce the danger or threat they pose to others.
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Crimson Avenger2026-10-29 11:05:37
Went to Sainsbury's petrol station, Caldy Valley Rd, Chester, there are 2 ways in, on off the road, which I use, and one from the supermarket car park. Watch from about 6 to 8 seconds, in particular, watch the driver of the Mazda, who does not look to the side at all. I had a word when we got to the pumps, saying "it might be an idea to check it's safe to just drive in!" His response was "yeah, I've never really been sure who has right of way there" - Really? If so, might be an idea to assume it's not you, as the junction is signed to point out you are moving from the car park to the petrol station forecourt, plus there is "No entry" written to stop people going the other way, which by implication, means it's a junction. His whole attitude was very blasé and passive aggressive. If he'd accepted he might be advised to at least LOOK to the side in future (esp. as the petrol tanker is located there refilling the ground tanks!) I'd have left it there, but he didn't, so here we are. Guessing he's local, given his comments, so I may see him again!
Went to Sainsbury's petrol station, Caldy Valley Rd, Chester, there are 2 ways in, on off the road, which I use, and one from the supermarket car park. Watch from about 6 to 8 seconds, in particular, watch the driver of the Mazda, who does not look to the side at all. I had a word when we got to the pumps, saying "it might be an idea to check it's safe to just drive in!" His response was "yeah, I've never really been sure who has right of way there" - Really? If so, might be an idea to assume it's not you, as the junction is signed to point out you are moving from the car park to the petrol station forecourt, plus there is "No entry" written to stop people going the other way, which by implication, means it's a junction. His whole attitude was very blasé and passive aggressive. If he'd accepted he might be advised to at least LOOK to the side in future (esp. as the petrol tanker is located there refilling the ground tanks!) I'd have left it there, but he didn't, so here we are. Guessing he's local, given his comments, so I may see him again!
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