Old Beverley Bell will be having his pants down!

UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUMS OWNER AND FLEET OPERATORS FORUM (INTERACTIVE)
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There are still large numbers still doing it, I think Bev will need a hammer and chisel with this bloke …2nd time and speeding points,I think she is fair she would make a good social worker they would not pull the wool over her eyes

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Why do people persist in using a mobile phone illegally,when there are good hands free systems that are not very expensive available.

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I know an “International haulier” who is a habitual mobile phone user whilst driving his Range Rover, who NEVER admits his occupation when caught :open_mouth:

It makes sense if you look @ the bigger picture, but, why not get a “parrot” hands free for £40 FFS :unamused: , the car is worth £70k :blush:

Short sighted Tight stunt

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Stanley Mitchell:
I know an “International haulier” who is a habitual mobile phone user whilst driving his Range Rover, who NEVER admits his occupation when caught :open_mouth:

It makes sense if you look @ the bigger picture, but, why not get a “parrot” hands free for £40 FFS :unamused: , the car is worth £70k :blush:

Short sighted Tight stunt

If you can afford to buy a Range Rover just spec it with a hands free, the factory fit phone kits are quality!!

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olds’kool:

Stanley Mitchell:
I know an “International haulier” who is a habitual mobile phone user whilst driving his Range Rover, who NEVER admits his occupation when caught :open_mouth:

It makes sense if you look @ the bigger picture, but, why not get a “parrot” hands free for £40 FFS :unamused: , the car is worth £70k :blush:

Short sighted Tight stunt

If you can afford to buy a Range Rover just spec it with a hands free, the factory fit phone kits are quality!!

I agree, but, as I say, he is a tight old stunt :open_mouth:

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Stanley Mitchell:

olds’kool:

Stanley Mitchell:
I know an “International haulier” who is a habitual mobile phone user whilst driving his Range Rover, who NEVER admits his occupation when caught :open_mouth:

It makes sense if you look @ the bigger picture, but, why not get a “parrot” hands free for £40 FFS :unamused: , the car is worth £70k :blush:

Short sighted Tight stunt

If you can afford to buy a Range Rover just spec it with a hands free, the factory fit phone kits are quality!!

I agree, but, as I say, he is a tight old stunt :open_mouth:

if he’s got a late model RR it should have the built in bluetooth.

andy.

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Stanley Mitchell:

olds’kool:

Stanley Mitchell:
I know an “International haulier” who is a habitual mobile phone user whilst driving his Range Rover, who NEVER admits his occupation when caught :open_mouth:

It makes sense if you look @ the bigger picture, but, why not get a “parrot” hands free for £40 FFS :unamused: , the car is worth £70k :blush:

Short sighted Tight stunt

If you can afford to buy a Range Rover just spec it with a hands free, the factory fit phone kits are quality!!

I agree, but, as I say, he is a tight old stunt :open_mouth:

if he’s got a late model RR it should have the built in bluetooth.

andy.

It might be the phone, not the car, i.e., one of those brick type things :unamused:

A bit like that joke, ; One irish farmer says to his mate, Seamus I think your cow has blue tongue, Patrick replies, ■■■■ me, i did`nt even know the it had a mobile :laughing:

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i can’t see the problem with using a mobile phone whilst driving. why do they bring in laws that tar everyone with the same brush. some people are very safe while using a phone, some arn’t.