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yes i read about this.
i think it is a good initiative by ctc.
and good post.
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"Sorry mate I didn't see you" should be a legally binding guilty plea in a driving without due care and attention case.
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"Sorry mate I didn't see you" should be a legally binding guilty plea in a driving without due care and attention case.
I think the "sorry" part of it actually is.
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So, I finally have a use for my database o' cunts then.. sweet.
"P350 NOE" oi cunt features.. you're the latest.. you fat fuck.. get a good look at my arse did you? as you sat there in traffic while i disappeared up the road? good.. fucking fucked up fucklestain.
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• #6
you had me as "Sorry"
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• #7
I'm all over this and dedicating my Facebook status
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• #8
"Sorry mate I didn't see you" should be a legally binding guilty plea in a driving without due care and attention case.
an apology is legally an admission of guilt.
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I just had a lady in a car turn onto me from the other side of the road, causing me to veer off into the
road she was turning into. Her excuse was 'I didn't realize you were going so fast!' Idiot.Anyway, Good call mattilda.
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fucking fucked up fucklestain.
this i like.
Hi all,
CTC has launched a new campaign called Stop SMIDSY (Stop ‘Sorry Mate I Didn’t See You’). It’s about stopping bad driving. If someone has driven into you, they shouldn’t be able to get away with just saying sorry. But, as we all know, that happens far too much.
The site is at http://www.stop-smidsy.org.uk
You can use it to report crashes, near misses and their aftermath. CTC is gathering evidence to prove what a massive problem this is, and where exactly the police, prosecutors and courts need to do better. There’s also loads of information about the law and some practical tips for dealing with bad driving.
I thought this might be of interest, as there are way too regular posts on this forum about people suffering because of bad driving and the problems they have afterwards sorting out prosecution and compensation.