So on the way into work today, a police car pulled out of the side road in the video, only sounding sirens at the last second before pulling out.
First instinct is to get out of the way. I can't go on/near the kerb because the police car's likely to hit me, so I move into the centre of the road, with enough room for a bus on my left hand side (so the police car has plenty of space to pull out and not hit me).
Unfortunately, the police car goes the other way, I set off, indicate back into the carriageway and the bus sees it as a good time to squeeze past, with the car following close behind.
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]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G7MoHNrMjQ[/media]
Pretty ignorant tbh, I'm not sure whether to write to the company or not, it's not dangerous driving per se, but it's certainly not courteous. (I won't bother with the car, he probably never saw me for the bus)
The other thing is, could I have done anything different to stop this? As I mentioned I was just doing what I could to make sure the police car had enough room to go either way.
First instinct is to get out of the way. I can't go on/near the kerb because the police car's likely to hit me, so I move into the centre of the road, with enough room for a bus on my left hand side (so the police car has plenty of space to pull out and not hit me).
Unfortunately, the police car goes the other way, I set off, indicate back into the carriageway and the bus sees it as a good time to squeeze past, with the car following close behind.
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]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G7MoHNrMjQ[/media]
Pretty ignorant tbh, I'm not sure whether to write to the company or not, it's not dangerous driving per se, but it's certainly not courteous. (I won't bother with the car, he probably never saw me for the bus)
The other thing is, could I have done anything different to stop this? As I mentioned I was just doing what I could to make sure the police car had enough room to go either way.