Selected comments
BN06 XNV
2026-11-04 12:18:19
Really odd and dangerous behaviour. Two young women in a mini with a massive patch of smashed glass on the front windscreen, only slightly left of centre from driver’s side. Wandering up and down the street knocking on doors (but they had driven here so the damage didn’t occur in this street). Then they wandered off for half an hour, came back, faffed about with the car and drove off. Should get that windscreen fixed, not drive with it. So dangerous and illegal.
Really odd and dangerous behaviour. Two young women in a mini with a massive patch of smashed glass on the front windscreen, only slightly left of centre from driver’s side. Wandering up and down the street knocking on doors (but they had driven here so the damage didn’t occur in this street). Then they wandered off for half an hour, came back, faffed about with the car and drove off. Should get that windscreen fixed, not drive with it. So dangerous and illegal.
EG04 PKK
Knobber2026-11-03 23:05:17
In reverse so quick you came close to hitting this young lady. ....knobber
In reverse so quick you came close to hitting this young lady. ....knobber
CV26 NXC
2026-11-03 11:14:33
Right up on pavement with driver door wide open. You don’t need to do that even if you’re loading into the back. Selfish. But hey I didn’t get knocked down when I went into a busy road to get round you.
Right up on pavement with driver door wide open. You don’t need to do that even if you’re loading into the back. Selfish. But hey I didn’t get knocked down when I went into a busy road to get round you.
Official local mnemonics:
- A - Anglia
- B - Birmingham
- C - Cymru (Wales)
- D - Deeside
- E - Essex
- F - Forest and Fens
- G - Garden of England
- H - Hampshire and Dorset
- K - Milton Keynes
- L - London
- M - Manchester and Merseyside
- N - North
- O - Oxford
- P - Preston
- R - Reading
- S - Scotland
- V - Severn Valley
- W - West of England
- Y - Yorkshire
Yet another one that can’t spell their own name properly.