Stobarts fault again. When is this company going to learn?
44 Tonne Ton:
So those who thing the OP is a miserable grass etc are happy to see this [zb] continue to drive in a manner that endangers other road users? That’s what you’re saying isn’t it?
+1 
chester1:
thank god you have retired we need less people like you willing to loose peoples lively hoods and phoning vosa for trivial matters . if you had a problem with his driving catch him up and have it out with him grow a pair instead of whingin on here
So its alright to nearly cause a multiple pileup?
What a first class ■■■■■■■■ you are.
robroy:
matamoros:
So you think the ‘manly’ thing to do would be to chase this driver and force him to stop and then attempt to beat the crap out of him. I despair at some of the so called professional drivers around today - pillocks !!Can I be the first to award you 2 points
Muchas gracias, Merci Beaucoup must remember the children next time, can’t help it if I can spell, multilingual and all seeing 
A healthy debate indeed this one!
Pmsl at all the grown up responses ffs what happened to live and let live. As for being pleased about 9 points get a grip of yourselves oh and bowser yes you are a KNOB
Simon.
My dad is bigger than your dad…TOOLS
Just before you put the call in to vostapo, step back and think. Maybe he was driving like a tool for a reason. Not many drive like that all the time, apart from the odd tipper driver. What if he had just got a call to rush home. Last year I got a panic stricken call from my wife that our 4 year old daughter fell down the stairs and was motionless at the bottom. I was only 60 miles away but I may as well have been 6000 miles away. Luckily I was less than 5 mins from being tipped as she was being put in an ambulance on a spinal board. I make no apologies for driving like a first class ■■■ all the way to the hospital and I would call anyone a liar if they say they would be any different
Did the OP not phone the number on the back of the lorry…“what’s my driving like?”
OVLOV JAY:
Just before you put the call in to vostapo, step back and think. Maybe he was driving like a tool for a reason. Not many drive like that all the time, apart from the odd tipper driver. What if he had just got a call to rush home. Last year I got a panic stricken call from my wife that our 4 year old daughter fell down the stairs and was motionless at the bottom. I was only 60 miles away but I may as well have been 6000 miles away. Luckily I was less than 5 mins from being tipped as she was being put in an ambulance on a spinal board. I make no apologies for driving like a first class ■■■ all the way to the hospital and I would call anyone a liar if they say they would be any different
Maybe he was getting the shift that should have been mine…
Had no K&N work since november, despite the trucks with agency driving them still being out there. 
Professionalism gentlemen - that’s the name of the game in all lines of work, not just the one’s where its possible to be a tool.
bigvern1:
My dad is bigger than your dad…TOOLS
have to give you that one Vern …seeing as my dad was cremated several years ago.
My dad is a goner too. Kids used to say…“My dad can batter your dad”. I’d say…“When?”
Mad Si79:
Pmsl at all the grown up responses ffs what happened to live and let live. As for being pleased about 9 points get a grip of yourselves oh and bowser yes you are a KNOBSimon.
stop it will ya , snot came out my nose with all your humour …
im shocked at your attack on a fellow forum member , SHOCKED i tell you … 