Dangerous driver how to report?

Neil79 · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:00

Forde said:
Someone please ban this user; I swear he trolls EVERY thread.

Agreed

XRAY said:
Have you tried calling the A-Team?

The van broke down and Mr T broke is still shouting at it

Rroff · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:01

Obvious troll is obvious :S

ToejaM · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:02

An accident implies that no-one is to blame.

You'd be saying it was an accident if it happened to you and caused someone in your car to die. Especially if it was an infant.

"Ah don't worry about it bud, you only caused me to swerve into another car overtaking me. No-one died except my son whos just the other day said his first word.. but really its fine.. he was bound to die eventually! Catch the footy yesterday!? Brilliant match!"

Guile · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:04

Ring 101 - have you not seen the posters everywhere?

PMKeates · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:09

Let's all be objective here. The OP is likely exaggerating the words of someone who is exaggerating the driving of someone who was probably going a bit fast and passed someone on the inside. Those who are somehow making this equivalent, literally, to the deaths of infants need to step back from condemning something they didn't even witness.

In my experience a lot of people go massively overboard in their reactions to quite safe driving manoeuvres and I've no reason to believe that this isn't the case here. In fact, it's the very reason that reporting said person will go absolutely nowhere at all; people are generally far too quick to cry "dangerous!"

chaparral · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:11

Dr. Pain said:
Oh noes. Guess what, thats life. People have accidents.

Thank god Im not one of these wet liberals that want to wrap everyone in cotton wool.

So when you grow up and have children/wife and one them gets killed in a crash by a dangerous driver

We say to you
Oh noes. Guess what, thats life. People have accidents.

SexyGreyFox · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:19

Neil79 said:
Can the police be called over this? or is there a different number

It's the same number where you report your Snowman being knicked.

Pixel · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:23

The only people who care about "grasses" are school children and criminals.

Destination · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:40

PMKeates said:
Let's all be objective here. The OP is likely exaggerating the words of someone who is exaggerating the driving of someone who was probably going a bit fast and passed someone on the inside. Those who are somehow making this equivalent, literally, to the deaths of infants need to step back from condemning something they didn't even witness.

In my experience a lot of people go massively overboard in their reactions to quite safe driving manoeuvres and I've no reason to believe that this isn't the case here. In fact, it's the very reason that reporting said person will go absolutely nowhere at all; people are generally far too quick to cry "dangerous!"

It was an undertake, its not just dangerous, its also illegal.
People might go 'massively overboard' but it is illegal and it is dangerous.

Neil79 · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:48

dmpoole said:
It's the same number where you report your Snowman being knicked.

lol but the snowman being knicked was serious

Hikari Kisugi said:
It was an undertake, its not just dangerous, its also illegal.
People might go 'massively overboard' but it is illegal and it is dangerous.

Don't forget + speeding + making people brake hard but some are missing that out

willhub · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:48

There is a way to get loads of people to undertake.

Go in the fast lane doing 10-20mph OVER the speed limit, they'll undertake cause they want to do 100+

Lopéz · 22 Aug 2011 at 18:54

PMKeates said:
Let's all be objective here. The OP is likely exaggerating the words of someone who is exaggerating the driving of someone who was probably going a bit fast and passed someone on the inside. Those who are somehow making this equivalent, literally, to the deaths of infants need to step back from condemning something they didn't even witness.

In my experience a lot of people go massively overboard in their reactions to quite safe driving manoeuvres and I've no reason to believe that this isn't the case here. In fact, it's the very reason that reporting said person will go absolutely nowhere at all; people are generally far too quick to cry "dangerous!"

This doesn't often happen but...... I agree with PMKeates

Neil79 · 22 Aug 2011 at 19:01

PMKeates said:
Let's all be objective here. The OP is likely exaggerating the words of someone who is exaggerating the driving of someone who was probably going a bit fast and passed someone on the inside. Those who are somehow making this equivalent, literally, to the deaths of infants need to step back from condemning something they didn't even witness.

Erm yeh, I'm sorry but I tend to trust a family member over a forum member who wasn't even there

.

Jordan97 · 22 Aug 2011 at 19:07

Neil79 said:
Erm yeh, I'm sorry but I tend to trust a family member over a forum member who wasn't even there .

Well said!