Just got onto facebook and found out a mate of mine has been involved in a pretty bad smash. Someone cut the driver up and well this is the end result…
Seems as though the M5 crash has had no effect on some people. There is no reason for driving like this regardless of how late you are. There is no price you can put on a persons life and driving like an idiot could be the difference between a little bump and costing someones life. Thankfully everyone got out of this okay, but it could have been a hell of a lot worse!
jonnytruckfest:
Just got onto facebook and found out a mate of mine has been involved in a pretty bad smash. Someone cut the driver up and well this is the end result…
Seems as though the M5 crash has had no effect on some people.
Who’s driving was bad to end up like that? Is it just me? But i’m unsure of the point you’re making.
Those look like photographs of every parent of a young driver’s worst nightmare.
It is perfectly possible to deal with being cut up without doing this to your vehicle,
but the secret is hidden to the invulnerability of youth.
Admitting that it might not be someone else’s fault is a good start.
From what I’ve been told, someone cut my mate up causing the car to hit a kerb and it rolled.
I’m not putting blame on anybody, but the point is regardless of whose fault it was. Driving like an idiot can be the difference between life and death and after the recent tragedies on Britains roads you would have thought people would be a lot more careful about how they drive.
jonnytruckfest:
From what I’ve been told, someone cut my mate up causing the car to hit a kerb and it rolled.
I’m not putting blame on anybody, but the point is regardless of whose fault it was. Driving like an idiot can be the difference between life and death and after the recent tragedies on Britains roads you would have thought people would be a lot more careful about how they drive.
Cheers
Jonny
I can remember going out with my Dad in the lorry and seeing accidents, of course they were in black and white then The point is, M5 accident or not, nothing changes, I once saw a kid get run over, yet I still cross the road without using a crossing point, people drown in the bath, yet I still take a bath, sometimes I do it when I’m ■■■■■■■ especially if I’ve been regurgitating a few pints of wife beater and a chicken vindaloo, nothing will change, even if half the population get wiped out in a massive pile up, the survivors will just drive faster because there’s less traffic now
I was (sadly not) surprised to see that most of the idiots using rear fog lamps on the M1 North yesterday (when normal lights were sufficient) were the ones bowling along at 80+…
If they think visibilty is so bad that rear fogs are needed, why are they doing more than 50?!
It’s something that will always happen and if anyone here says they have never driven like a ■■■■ at some point is a liar.
We have all rushed to a drop to try and catch it before it closes or for a ferry or because the mrs is giving them gbh of the earhole or for the pub before last orders. Thankfully other than ■■■■■■■ other motorists off it’s usually ok. But sometimes ■■■■ happens.
bubsy06:
I have been cut up loads of times and have never come anywhere near to rolling my car or lorry, more to this story I think.
So agreed
Sadly it seems that the person Involved is also guilty of not driving carefully and being FULLY Aware of what is happening around them
For that sort of damage to happen and feel free to tell me different, Speed is to blame, By both the Person cutting up and by the person driving this car
The point is, M5 accident or not, nothing changes, I once saw a kid get run over, yet I still cross the road without using a crossing point, people drown in the bath, yet I still take a bath, sometimes I do it when I’m ■■■■■■■ especially if I’ve been regurgitating a few pints of wife beater and a chicken vindaloo, nothing will change, even if half the population get wiped out in a massive pile up, the survivors will just drive faster because there’s less traffic now 
