Racing Puma Driver Aylesbury - your car is not an HGV.
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Theres a blue racing puma around the Aylesbury area who clearly isnt aware how wide his car is.
Its not just like he drives a little to the right of the road, he actually drives with his o/s wheels are over the centre line ALL of the time.
So if you are a pistonheads member then perhaps you should know that it looks very odd and is potentially dangerous.
I've posted this in the TV&S thread as he may look in here every so often.
Its not just like he drives a little to the right of the road, he actually drives with his o/s wheels are over the centre line ALL of the time.
So if you are a pistonheads member then perhaps you should know that it looks very odd and is potentially dangerous.
I've posted this in the TV&S thread as he may look in here every so often.
What difference would LHD make
You tend to drive closer to the kerb in a LHD
Maybe he / she just cant gets to grips with vehicle postion in
relation to the road, there are many drivers that have not got the faintest idea
of how to position their vehicle whilst driving, turning, overtaking or parking
You tend to drive closer to the kerb in a LHD
Maybe he / she just cant gets to grips with vehicle postion in
relation to the road, there are many drivers that have not got the faintest idea
of how to position their vehicle whilst driving, turning, overtaking or parking
Its def. rhd, the driver - white guy with short hair, and blue lensed wrap around shades drives it like he stole it ( fair play ) but he does os in a manner that oncoming vehicles have to swerve out of his way.
I've encountered him on tight country roads, one day hes going to clip corner to corner head on at a combined speed of about 140mph - it will be very messy.
I've encountered him on tight country roads, one day hes going to clip corner to corner head on at a combined speed of about 140mph - it will be very messy.
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