From twitter
Highways England
@HighwaysSWEST
There is alot of congestion on the #M5 today due to multiple serious incidents. This does not however provide anyone with the ability or excuse to go through roadwork closures, or go down the road the wrong way #RoadSafety
A few years ago I saw on one of the assorted motorway police shows where they had pulled an EE artic that had missed his exit slip by a few yards and driven over the grass verge to get back on it. They had a few words with the driver pointing out the error of his ways, had a laugh about it and sent him on his way with no further action. I couldnt help but think if that were me pulling the identical stunt I would have metaphorically bent over and thoroughly rogered for it (and rightly so). But as for the pictured incident, best guess is that the driver was demonstrating normally accepted practice of sod everyone else that is standard in whatever country he comes from. 
Ripper, he was one of many, just seen a news report about this insanity and there were loads of car drivers doing it 
See link below
pierrot 14:
Ripper, he was one of many, just seen a news report about this insanity and there were loads of car drivers doing it
See link below
I expect it from the “my journey is more important than anyones” car drivers, but not from someone who should know he ain’t getting that DD around that corner even if it was legal to do so
RIPPER:
pierrot 14:
Ripper, he was one of many, just seen a news report about this insanity and there were loads of car drivers doing it
See link belowI expect it from the “my journey is more important than anyones” car drivers, but not from someone who should know he ain’t getting that DD around that corner even if it was legal to do so
Totally agree with you, the weight of the law should be heavy on the idiot, so called professional driver, but so too should it be levied on the non-professional idiots
