The east going eastern end of the York bypass was at a complete
standstill before lunchtime today, where they are rebuilding the
roundabout and adding extra lanes. Probably some problem where the east
coast road narrows down to a single lane, because the new widened

About 15 miles north of Birmingham on the M6, lane three branches off
onto a single lane and then joins back about 100 yards later. Just at the
point where the M6 and M6 Toll merge.
I've noticed frequently that some drivers going up this lane suddenly

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bristol/8226973.stm
Police have shut a section of the M5 in Bristol following concerns for
the safety of a man on a motorway bridge.
All northbound lanes on the Avonmouth Bridge have been closed between

The first thing I did after buying a car,was to buy the 'Haynes
Instruction Manual' for that particular model.I found them invaluable.
John Haynes started writing these manuals 49 years ago and he's still
going strong today,he runs a publishing company in Somerset.

Over the years I've experienced (as a passenger) drivers who seem unable to
hold a constant or smoothly changing throttle opening.  Instead, they seem
to use the throttle like a switch, pressing & releasing constantly which
makes for a most unpleasant journey as a passenger.

Is this not an indicator that people are becoming more stupid?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1209497/Driver-flees-lynch-mob-trying-he
lp-dying-toddler-knocked-down.html

Why is it that cars of the 1950s, 60s and 70s often used to be fitted with
an ammeter (-30A, 0, +30A) whereas it's very rare to find a car with one
nowadays?
Has there been some improvement in battery-charging technology which has

Supposing you have a conventional set of traffic lights with circular red,
amber and green lights, and alongside the green light there is a green arrow
pointing to the right.
If you want to turn right, are you supposed to wait for the green arrow, or

Ever noticed on motorways,that cars seem to bunch together in sort of
packs? Whenever I encounter them,I either accelerate untill I get past
them or pull back untill it goes clear again.
It appears to be a strange phenomina.

I've just gagged on cock and I want to go to hospital for a check up.

Every now and again a car is put into production that is universally slammed
as ugly and unattractive. A recent example is the new Skoda Superb. Is there
anyone who finds this car attractive?  I certainly don't - and neither do
any of the road testers whose reports I've read.

Why is it that some people will drive at 70 on a dual carriageway quite
happily but will slow down to little more than the speed of an HGV as they
are overtaking it before accelerating back up to 70 aftwerwards? I've seen
this behaviour a lot on the A34 (two-lane ...

Who would dare change a wheel on the hard shoulder of a motorway?
I might consider it,if it was a nearside wheel and the h/shoulder was
substantially wide enough.
Bod

I was driving past a parked taxi the other day when the passenger
opened the door. I was giving it a good enough berth in the first
place that it wasn't a problem, but had I hit the door, who would I
claim off? Is the taxi driver liable for his passengers and I'd claim

That's the motorbike inside the car!
Bike rider and the 2 car occupants all died (not surprisingly)
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