So this joker today ( I won’t put full ref) decides to pass me causing an oncoming vehicle to have to swerve and forces me into the kerb where there is a bloke walking in the road. if I hadn’t slammed my brakes on I would have lost a quarter of unit and killed a pedestrian.
You then over took on the Lynn roundabout causing another lorry to have brake.
No wonder you have no signwriting on the cab.
A complete twunt
Just another day at the office pal,forget and move on its over and done with 
seth 70:
Just another day at the office pal,forget and move on its over and done with
Good advice breath in and move on
Tomorrow is another day.
Yup. Hopefully bump into him at Michelles
He wont be at Michelle’s-Yvonne told me earlier that he normally stays at Tracy’s.
with all the idiots on the roads these days it’s just a relief to get back to the yard with no damage done
What make of unit was it and did it have a fleet number on the rear of the trailer?
I’d imagine that BX10 would be a Renault.
the maoster:
I’d imagine that BX10 would be a Renault.
That would make sense, I followed a similar combination along a b road in Norfolk a couple of weeks ago. Loaded with live pigs and driving like a lunatic.
flip flop?
Agency with a limp?
I miss driving the A17, Lincolnshire’s very own whacky racetrack. But its good to know that nothing has changed 
, anyone gone the wrong side off the traffic islands between the Pullover r/about and the Sutton bridge recently 
Fincham:
the maoster:
I’d imagine that BX10 would be a Renault.That would make sense, I followed a similar combination along a b road in Norfolk a couple of weeks ago. Loaded with live pigs and driving like a lunatic.
BX just means it was Havorfordwest registered, and 10 because it’s between March 2010 and Sep 2010 registered 
Well done on saving a life but occupational hazard I’m afraid.
As moments of driving muppetry goes we are either on the receiving end or doing some of our own.
Sort it out at the roadside and leave the squealing to the dash cam fanatics, oh but if you do have footage that would be nice…
I would like to add that livestock drivers do have their hands full and get my respect, perhaps not this one though.
waynedl:
Fincham:
the maoster:
I’d imagine that BX10 would be a Renault.That would make sense, I followed a similar combination along a b road in Norfolk a couple of weeks ago. Loaded with live pigs and driving like a lunatic.
BX just means it was Havorfordwest registered, and 10 because it’s between March 2010 and Sep 2010 registered
He has a point though, we have 2 Renaults at work, a van & a Premium unit, both are BX10s. Maybe where they register all of their midlands sales?
So often I’m tempted to take to twitter to rant about someone and their awful driver but by the time I’ve stopped I’ve cooled down and realised how boring a tweet it would be. I’ve often been tempted to get a dash cam and make a bad driving video but then I’d just be another angry self appointed road warrior prick. It happens to all of us all the time. Take a deep breath and carry on and be thankful you aren’t him. ONWARD
F-reds:
Tomorrow is another day.
Not F**ked up at all YET
Jacko123:
waynedl:
Fincham:
the maoster:
I’d imagine that BX10 would be a Renault.That would make sense, I followed a similar combination along a b road in Norfolk a couple of weeks ago. Loaded with live pigs and driving like a lunatic.
BX just means it was Havorfordwest registered, and 10 because it’s between March 2010 and Sep 2010 registered
He has a point though, we have 2 Renaults at work, a van & a Premium unit, both are BX10s. Maybe where they register all of their midlands sales?
And the 30+ premiums we had were BX61…Midlands again.
ShropsBri:
And the 30+ premiums we had were BX61…Midlands again.
I used to work for Ware Transport out of Manchester, but the head office was in Birmingham, all our vehicles were BX registered, and we had no Renaults…
We had Mercs and Iveco’s. My Unit was a rental so that’s irrelevant, but was a Stralis but can’t remember the reg on that.
