Near Misses?

Postby ronk - Tue Jan 06, 2015 10:19 pm

The "fell" road past Sellafield at shift change is a nightmare if you are travelling in the opposite direction!
I've never experienced anything else like it in my life!

Ahh - the Corney fell road (safer to follow the coast road)
I made that mistake once - only once though!
They are mental, I was just glad to get to the other end in one piece
Don't get between those boys and their dinner!! :D
 
Some interesting responses, especially the straight through pipes. Made me think of this video of a CSL with straight through :evil:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qju9iEFqp3Y

No missing you coming now is there, lol.

Back on topic, im thinking it could actually be the colour thing, given most of these happened (except the porsche) after work when its dark. :thumbsdown:
 
thepits said:
obewan said:
Seem to be plagued with oncoming drivers not giving way when they have parked cars on their side of the road at the moment
Whether in my wife's car or the Zed :thumbsdown:
Living in the town, in a student area :evil: I have the same issue, and this afternoon on the way home I was meet by two vehicles.

The first found a space to let me through, the second sat there, until realising I wasn't going [as I couldn't go] anywhere, and eventually backed up into a space ... ish.

On my suggestion :wink: he did a slightly better job of it so I had a fighting chance of passing between him and the parked cars on the NS - I only just clipped the NS car mirror, honest guv :roll:

No damage to my Z4, the "parked" car? WGAF! Mirrors fold in don't they? :rofl:

:driving:

Try driving regularly on Cornish back roads and you get realy good at reversing, for other cars and buses and tractors and fox hunts and Animals. It took me 30 mins to get past several lost cattle, last summer. I ended up parking the Zed, in someones driveway, whilst I walked down the lane and chases the daft buggers back up on to the moor. :)
 
I think anywhere within 500 yards of a school between 3:00 and 3:30 there always appears to be an amateur dramatics recreation of the events of "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior"
 
MrPT said:
This is why it's important to have straight through pipes to announce your presence.
I used to just put it in neutral and give it a little gas. That and because my horn never worked. :poke:
 
Drive with your headlights on 365 days, 24/7. As I do in every vehicle, works for me....so far, so good!
 
Black E86, several near misses. People just don't seem to look twice these days. You can't really judge speed that well with one glance.
 
Roundozo said:
Black E86, several near misses. People just don't seem to look twice these days. You can't really judge speed that well with one glance.

Yep think thats it.

Also lights are on 24/7 this time of year anyway as its typically crappy and dark most the time.
 
Had a near miss one day when somebody pulled into the outside lane without looking, then the bloke stuck the forks up at me!!!! WTF????
 
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