A close pass (non cycling)

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[ianrauk]

*poooooop*

 

[Paulus]

A bit of a stupid thing to do, getting out on the traffic side in the first place.

 

[Milkfloat]

Blimey, just blimey.

 

[Drago]

Absolutely. The plum should've got out the nearside and up the embankment, not fanny about adjacent to the live lane. I mean, what did he hope to achieve by getting out for a nosey?

 

[Tin Pot]

I don't understand - he was wearing Hi Viz, surely that should have saved him?

:|

 

[fossyant]

Yikes

 

[bancrobba]

I want whatever lucky charm that guy carries.

 

[swee'pea99]

I don't understand - he was wearing Hi Viz, surely that should have saved him?

:|

No helmet. Only has himself to blame.

 

[guitarpete247]

I will get out of the none driver's side.
I will go up the embankment.
I will make sure all my passengers are in a safe place.
I will be going home later not being scraped up by the plod.

This should be shown to everyone learning to drive. I might even show it at school.

 

[Mrs M]

!!!

 

[Levo-Lon]

Lol lucky bstard

 

[Andy_R]

No helmet. Only has himself to blame.

If he'd been wearing a helmet it would have made his head bigger and he'd have been hit and killed. Or not.

 

[Spinney]

Don't start!!!

What was that bouncing on the ground just after he'd escaped with his life?

 

[Drago]

[QUOTE 4102126, member: 9609"]Without any question getting out on the live side is certainly a reckless move, however I must admit I would probably like a nosey myself, "I would be curious if it was just the tyre or had it ripped off the airlines and wrecked the suspension"
Definitely in a car I would go and sit up on the embankment whatever the weather, in something big, I might just stay in the warm and dry and keep my head well back on the head rest.[/QUOTE]

Not me buddy. I subscribe to the "old pilots, bold pilots" philosophy for long and death-free life.