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I wish you drivers would stop damaging kerb stones on roundabouts
and junctions, particularly the drainage ones.
You are supposed to be professional drivers.
Are you busy brushing your teeth or watching a DVD ?
And you should stop the vehicle when showering.
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I agree with part of the OP but some roads were not designed with lorres in mind. New housing estates with twisting roads and traffic calming measures will always get bashed, particularly when construction work is still going on. Sometimes it’s best to crunch a kerb, after a few times the builders will leave it until work is completed.
Talking of kerbsides, if a vehicle is damaged by those annoying staddle stones (aka gypsy bollards or stone toadstools) is the landowner responsible?
I can make a cracking Spag Bol while on the move.
It is so good the police helicopter was filming me.
im guessing from your ■■■■■■■■ your probably one of the worst offenders of doing such things
I wish I had enough time to worry about trivial things such as this 
wish they would stop putting curb stones where i need to drive
Dieseldoforme, you are so much better than your fellow truck drivers. Or so you would appear to think.
martyh:
wish they would stop putting curb stones where i need to drive
LOL 
I hate clipping kerb stones, it makes me spill my coffee.
Santa:
I hate clipping kerb stones, it makes me spill my coffee.
Poor flying skills that Santa hope Rudolf got a bollocking 
Santa:
I hate clipping kerb stones, it makes me spill my coffee.
you were lucky. cut meself shaving … 
The roundabouts, industrial areas, etc are designed by useless people in the UK. Get some proper architects from Germany. 
JJ192:
I’m guessing from your ■■■■■■■■ your probably one of the worst
offenders of doing such things
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I have never clipped a kerb.
If you dipped my trailer wheels in paint you’d call me an artiste,
world famous for my perfect concentric circles and parallel lines.
When I see my tracks in the mirror they just scream perfection,
they really are an absolute thing of beauty. My angle of approach
is simply text book.
. . . but I’m not one to boast n brag.
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I’m not saying anything but 
Dieseldoforme:
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I wish you drivers would stop damaging kerb stones on roundabouts
and junctions, particularly the drainage ones.You are supposed to be professional drivers.
Are you busy brushing your teeth or watching a DVD ?And you should stop the vehicle when showering.
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what about dvds and laptops, are they ok
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There is a “newish” road in Barnsley (well it’s new to me as I
haven’t been up there for years) that links the Carlton Industrial
Estate off Fish Dam Lane to the A628 for Pontefract. It’s near
to Mr Kipling and GIST.
Every drainage kerb has been smashed to pieces.
That’s bad Driving.
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can’t help it he the kerb’s keep jumping out on me
Dieseldoforme:
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There is a “newish” road in Barnsley (well it’s new to me as I
haven’t been up there for years) that links the Carlton Industrial
Estate off Fish Dam Lane to the A628 for Pontefract. It’s near
to Mr Kipling and GIST.Every drainage kerb has been smashed to pieces.
That’s bad Driving.
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Or poor road building.
Conor:
Dieseldoforme:
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There is a “newish” road in Barnsley (well it’s new to me as I
haven’t been up there for years) that links the Carlton Industrial
Estate off Fish Dam Lane to the A628 for Pontefract. It’s near
to Mr Kipling and GIST.Every drainage kerb has been smashed to pieces.
That’s bad Driving.
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.Or poor road building.
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That’s true - but I do not allow anyone to force me into a
narrow lane that would result in me doing some kerb kicking.
I am a two lane road hogger at roundabouts and narrow
junctions - and I’m proud of it.
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Dieseldoforme:
I am a two lane road hogger at roundabouts and narrow
junctions - and I’m proud of it.
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Know exactly what you mean. Coming down the A59 from the A1 to the roundabout for the York ring road. If you’re turning right there you need to use both lanes to stop the twonks undertaking you and getting whacked by the headboard.