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As a driving instructor, I don't need a tip from you. For example, you shouldn't go faster on the outside of a roundabout, in effect overtaking on the left!! Also, the fact that I am aware of the driver should have made it clear that I was not too close!!!!

I don't have a problem with people pressing the button when the road is clear and then crossing but am slightly irritated by parents who let their kids press the button again once they have crossed. Do I toot my horn at imbecile drivers, yes, but anyone who knows me will tell you I don't get...

Odd that you object to someone not breaking the law but condone someone who does!

As I said, the highway code is not the law of the road!

Have you any statistics to back that up? I would suggest that, at some stage, most drivers break the law. Go on a motorway and see how many drivers are sticking to 70mph! As for some of the other comments, I believe I am correct in saying that, rather like the Pirates Code in Pirates of the...

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/media/newscentre/archive/28403.aspx The law that has been broken is not stopping at a red light because he has gone over the solid white line whilst the lights are red. On a driving test, entering a cycle box on a red light would be a fail! It is not clear if...

He didn't, he let the offside rear passenger do it. The driver was probably poised ready for a quick get away.

This. Call it a no-score draw