On 12/08/2008 17:48, Marc said, I had a driver hit a trolley that I was pushing ( I was on the ped crossing) and then wanted to claim off "my" insurance for the damage to his car. LOL - I've not had that, but I can just see it happening! Why is it that some people think all the rules of the road and all common sense can disappear when they enter a car park? -- Paul Boyd http

Marc wrote: JNugent wrote: Paul Boyd wrote: naked_draughtsman said, Is the advanced test the one where you have to look and use indicators? <g> The first requirement is a car where the driver has chosen indicators as one of the optional extras - they usually seem to prefer front fog lights instead. As an aside, having parked my car at Morrison's

JNugent wrote: Paul Boyd wrote: On 10/08/2008 17:05, naked_draughtsman said, Is the advanced test the one where you have to look and use indicators? <g> The first requirement is a car where the driver has chosen indicators as one of the optional extras - they usually seem to prefer front fog lights instead. As an aside, having parked my car at Morrison's

On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 20:00:36 +0100, Marc <initial.surname@btintenret.com> wrote: judith wrote: On Sun, 10 Aug 2008 20:27:57 +0100, Marc <initial.surname@btintenret.com> wrote: judith wrote: <a too difficult to answer question which has been snipped> Was that a question? Yes sorry Marc - I forget that you are on expert on English. (It's great when you can't find

Marc wrote: judith wrote: [ ... ] Any views on a test for cyclists? I doubt it, why should anyone have a view on something that is shown to be not needed? I have no strong views either way. There are some appalling motorists - and then there are appalling cyclists. Both groups could do with more education. I would favour some sort of compulsory education/training