hiya did anyone see the police program on the box Tuesday night. this girl run into the armco,
on the M5 near jct1 she told the coppers she swerved to miss a lorry that was wandering. this crash
happened when a vosa car was traveling south bound . all you saw was a puff of steam as the engine
flew across the motorway.i rewound the program and watched again. there wasn’t another vehicle on
the road as it was 9 am boxing day.she just stood there and blamed a truck. lying cow
John
Haha said exactly the same thing to the Mrs,the woman said “there was a truck or a lorry”…hhhmmm a truck or a lorry,or was it a lorry or a truck?!
■■■■■■ me right off stupid bint!!! Probably eating a pie when she crashed.
Hiya looks like she never saw the bend and drove straight into the middle where the barrier was waiting
i thought she’d ripped her lip open. Jill said its a lip ring…that might have got caught in the steering wheel.
don’t know but there was no lorry truck commercial vehicle just an empty motorway.
John
But she knew there was a lorry / truck there last week, and the 3rd pie she was eating obscured the bend she was supposed to be negotiating and as she did not finish her pie, she thought someone else should pay for it… Like you…
Happened to me back in the 70s. I was coming under a bridge with my Albion after dark, all lit up correctly with a large round tank on the back. It was a little bit wide, about 9 foot I think, so a little bit of overhang, when this bloke in a car coming towards me was weaving all over the road. I thought he was going to hit me but he managed to swing left at the right moment then across the road behind me to ram the bridge support.
I stopped and went back to help him and his wife and kids out of the car for which I was thanked profusely. Then the cops arrived and he tried to make out that he had swerved to ‘avoid the wide load’. The copper measured up and presented him with the fact that his car was 4 foot high and the overhanging bit of my tank was at least 9 foot off the ground and, in any case was well to the other side of the centre of the road.
The copper, after adding a sniff of his breath to the evidence, told me to get off home while he was bewailing that they were going to be £10 Poms and he would be stopped if he had a conviction. The last I saw was the wife and kids getting into the taxi as he disappeared in the back of the police car. 
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