RoadsRat:
Shouldn’t the question be why are professional drivers unable to drive in a straight line?
Answer; because some lines go round roundabouts 
TAXI
RoadsRat:
Yes, you’re right (laziness on my part).I should have added, why are some professional drivers…
Exactly.
A former traffic officer who preached to children about the dangers of drink driving was caught drink driving - after he pulled over to down a bottle of wine.
dailymail.co.uk/news/article … z2qUsERd7D
A YOUNG Shetland police officer faces losing his career after being convicted for drink driving at Lerwick Sheriff Court on Wednesday.
Jonathan Mustard, whose address was given as care of Lerwick police station, admitted driving to work in his car on 8 October last year over the limit for alcohol in his blood.
He has been suspended since the offence and is now subject to an internal disciplinary hearing.
The court heard that the 21 year old turned up at the police station on Market Street the morning after a night out thinking he was fit for duty.
His supervising officer was not so sure and after hearing he had driven to work he had his blood checked, finding 96 miligrammes of alcohol in 100 mililitres of blood, just above the limit of 80.
shetnews.co.uk/news/4749-you … nk-driving
A police detective who was once voted Shropshire’s best cadet has been banned from driving for18 months after admitting drink-driving.
Detective Constable Nicola Renny, who is 28 and who passed her driving test in August 2002, is now facing a misconduct hearing.
shropshirestar.com/news/crim … e-officer/
AN OFF-DUTY traffic police officer caught drink-driving has been banned from the roads for 16 months.
Former Sergeant Craig Dunderdale, 41, of Authorpe, near Louth, pleaded guilty.
legacy.thisisgrimsby.co.uk/Polic … z2qUtbmYo2
etc etc etc…
Harry Monk:
So why do police officers still routinely stop vehicles on the hard shoulder if they are fully aware that this happens?
Maybe because they have turd for brains…!?
Fatboy slimslow:
When the smoking ban came outfor trucks
ie workplace
us trampers who didn’t smoke
always had smokers in on your days off
anyhow
the night driver always smoked the weed!
The giggling gimp…
Exactly rite m8… I never let my loved ones take their cannabis to work… Its just not cricket lol
nick2008:
RoadsRat:
Shouldn’t the question be why are professional drivers unable to drive in a straight line?Answer; because some lines go round roundabouts
On a motorway?
TAXI!
Harry Monk:
RoadsRat:
Yes, you’re right (laziness on my part).I should have added, why are some professional drivers…
Exactly.
A former traffic officer who preached to children about the dangers of drink driving was caught drink driving - after he pulled over to down a bottle of wine.
dailymail.co.uk/news/article … z2qUsERd7D
A YOUNG Shetland police officer faces losing his career after being convicted for drink driving at Lerwick Sheriff Court on Wednesday.
Jonathan Mustard, whose address was given as care of Lerwick police station, admitted driving to work in his car on 8 October last year over the limit for alcohol in his blood.
He has been suspended since the offence and is now subject to an internal disciplinary hearing.
The court heard that the 21 year old turned up at the police station on Market Street the morning after a night out thinking he was fit for duty.
His supervising officer was not so sure and after hearing he had driven to work he had his blood checked, finding 96 miligrammes of alcohol in 100 mililitres of blood, just above the limit of 80.
shetnews.co.uk/news/4749-you … nk-driving
A police detective who was once voted Shropshire’s best cadet has been banned from driving for18 months after admitting drink-driving.
Detective Constable Nicola Renny, who is 28 and who passed her driving test in August 2002, is now facing a misconduct hearing.
shropshirestar.com/news/crim … e-officer/
AN OFF-DUTY traffic police officer caught drink-driving has been banned from the roads for 16 months.
Former Sergeant Craig Dunderdale, 41, of Authorpe, near Louth, pleaded guilty.
legacy.thisisgrimsby.co.uk/Polic … z2qUtbmYo2
etc etc etc…
What’s your point? You get bad apples in all careers.
If you think I’m going to defend those imbeciles, you’ll have a long wait.
Pimpdaddy:
Harry Monk:
So why do police officers still routinely stop vehicles on the hard shoulder if they are fully aware that this happens?Maybe because they have turd for brains…!?
You’re putting police officers in the same category as truck drivers?
RoadsRat:
Pimpdaddy:
Harry Monk:
So why do police officers still routinely stop vehicles on the hard shoulder if they are fully aware that this happens?Maybe because they have turd for brains…!?
You’re putting police officers in the same category as truck drivers?
You must agree that him who did 140mph on the A1 is as thick as mince showing off to a prisoner what the car can do when it’s obvious he would get found out.
Did he not think that a prisoner would be more than happy to grass him up to his superiors? 
RoadsRat:
You’re putting police officers in the same category as truck drivers?
No I’m not, truck drivers are nowhere near as bad…
Many years ago was stopped on motorway, in my tipper, lorry given the once over got a “producer” took my documents to the police station(in the days before our local was sold to become “the old police station” apartments for the upwardly mobile) young WPC on the desk(in the days when there were proper coppers you could speak to) “were you involved in an accident or incident of any kind on the motorway” me no! why do you ask? she said routine stops should never be carried out on the hard shoulder I will take this further as is very unsafe to do so!
SteveBarnsleytrucker:
RoadsRat:
Pimpdaddy:
Harry Monk:
So why do police officers still routinely stop vehicles on the hard shoulder if they are fully aware that this happens?Maybe because they have turd for brains…!?
You’re putting police officers in the same category as truck drivers?
You must agree that him who did 140mph on the A1 is as thick as mince showing off to a prisoner what the car can do when it’s obvious he would get found out.
Did he not think that a prisoner would be more than happy to grass him up to his superiors?
I’ve already said in this topic that I don’t condone his actions. Foolish and stupid.
splitshift:
Many years ago was stopped on motorway, in my tipper, lorry given the once over got a “producer” took my documents to the police station(in the days before our local was sold to become “the old police station” apartments for the upwardly mobile) young WPC on the desk(in the days when there were proper coppers you could speak to) “were you involved in an accident or incident of any kind on the motorway” me no! why do you ask? she said routine stops should never be carried out on the hard shoulder I will take this further as is very unsafe to do so!
The young WPC was very misinformed.
Pimpdaddy:
RoadsRat:
You’re putting police officers in the same category as truck drivers?No I’m not, truck drivers are nowhere near as bad…
Yes of course, the entry tests and requirements for truck driving are well known to be difficult.
RoadsRat:
Pimpdaddy:
Yes of course, the entry tests and requirements for truck driving are well known to be difficult.
Some drivers fail driving assessments don’t they…!?
Pimpdaddy:
RoadsRat:
Pimpdaddy:
Yes of course, the entry tests and requirements for truck driving are well known to be difficult.Some drivers fail driving assessments don’t they…!?
Yes, a driving assessment is just like a language and numeracy test.
Being a po-lice officer isn’t difficult now is it, all you need is the personality of a complete bell end & the job is yours…!
Pimpdaddy:
Being a po-lice officer isn’t difficult now is it, all you need is the personality of a complete bell end & the job is yours…!
and to have been bullied at school, with a small ■■■■■
Pimpdaddy:
Being a po-lice officer isn’t difficult now is it, all you need is the personality of a complete bell end & the job is yours…!
When you joining up?
RoadsRat:
When you joining up?
Soon after you do…:mrgreen: