Puppet Master
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Mobile Phones and Driving.
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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Or a tree surgeon.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
I don't have enough hands to simultaneously steer round a right turn, change gear, hold a phone and make rude gestures at the person who I have been tailgating for the past five miles because they refuse to break the speed limit so I can get home from the pub in time......
How do people do it - use their knees to steer?
How do people do it - use their knees to steer?
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Automatic cars - Just need to use the pedals and *occasionally nudge the steering wheel*
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
driving past a prick on his phone in a Porsche on the M1 yesterday HE WAS IN THE SLOW LANE
regards
DR
You mean the inside or left hand lane.
Pretty pink fairy
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Cheeky Monkey
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no, i said the slow lane
regards
DR
You sound like a middle lane hogger to me Das, the biggest cock juggling thumder***** on the road after mobile phone drivers..
Pretty pink fairy
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el punal
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Driving eastbound on the M27 recently I saw, in my rear view mirror, white van man texting using both hands and using his elbows to steer. Needless to say the van was veering all over the place. What a complete tw*t!
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
no, i said the slow lane
regards
DR
Like you brain then. You ignorant T**T
Pretty pink fairy
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Shropshire Seagull
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Not seen it yet but how about the usual points / awareness option + fine AND you have to buy a hands free kit. Repeat offenders now have no excuse.
I have a hands free and if I'm on a call [not very often]. When I first take the call, I say straight up, "I'm on a hands-free driving so I may need to pause our conversation if I need to concentrate extra on the traffic" - everyone is always very understanding. Then, if I find myself having to negotiate a busy junction or roundabout I have no qualms saying to the caller, "Hold on a mo, I need to concentrate on the road for a moment".
Never do texts, read or send, while driving ....
I have a hands free and if I'm on a call [not very often]. When I first take the call, I say straight up, "I'm on a hands-free driving so I may need to pause our conversation if I need to concentrate extra on the traffic" - everyone is always very understanding. Then, if I find myself having to negotiate a busy junction or roundabout I have no qualms saying to the caller, "Hold on a mo, I need to concentrate on the road for a moment".
Never do texts, read or send, while driving ....
- Jan 3, 2012
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....... like changing gear........
As an aside, I am always amazed when watching things like 'Police Interceptors' etc how often you see in-car footage of officers engaged in high-speed pursuits, providing a running commentary back to their control centre by driving with one hand and using the other to activate the pressel on a radio attached to their ops vest.
Why can't police cars be fitted with a dash-mounted switch that opens the mic and allows 2-way communication so officers don't have to conduct high-speed pursuits driving one-handed?
Why can't police cars be fitted with a dash-mounted switch that opens the mic and allows 2-way communication so officers don't have to conduct high-speed pursuits driving one-handed?
theboybilly
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Just turn your phone off, it could save you so much heartache later. I've heard all the excuses such as I need my phone for work. It's pathetic. Just pull over and turn your phone on to check things now and again - is this too difficult?
No phonecalls in cars for the driver. End of.
Endless twats fluffing their cuntybollocks driving round Faversham with the phone second only to their dick in the cockpit, these days. I plan to photo them and pass on the details. Grassing is the new Pilates.
Endless twats fluffing their cuntybollocks driving round Faversham with the phone second only to their dick in the cockpit, these days. I plan to photo them and pass on the details. Grassing is the new Pilates.
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Wardy's twin
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how about someone who wants to stop an innocent person being maimed or killed by someone acting recklessly? Whats your issue with that?
Pavilionaire
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Its a law that is unenforceable, the police can't even scratch the surface. People need to apply common sense and I happen to think that more TV and media advertising is the way to go - it worked in the eighties and nineties changing the culture surrounding drink driving and the same could happen with mobile phone usage.