The Traffic Droid.

[gaz]

I'd been telling you that for a couple of years!

I'll miss you "going live", but we'll still have your dulcet tones on silly cyclists

I'm sure there will be the odd case of a taxi driver getting out and shouting at me.

 

[tiswas-steve]

Hands up all those who soooo want to meet The Droid after seeing the vids where he just speaks to people and christened them his " soul brothers ".

 

[downfader]

Hands up all those who soooo want to meet The Droid after seeing the vids where he just speaks to people and christened them his " soul brothers ".

Thats what I like - he gregarious in a way I can never be.

 

[Crackle]

He's an eccentric. If he wasn't doing this he'd be shoeing ducks around a park or something. Quite why this was worth a mention in the CTC newsletter is beyond me, perhaps they think he's somehow relevant because he rides a bike.

 

[Crackle]

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How does that work?



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o e has his ways.

 

[BentMikey]

I think he's cool, if a little eccentric in a very good way. He's kind and caring about others, and I love some of the unusual and cool videos he comes up with.

 

[Holdsworth]

I have mixed opinions on his style of dealing with incidents. I applaud his calm and conservative attitude in situations where many of us may loose it; but on the other hand I don't like the way he flick his calling cards through windows etcetera, it isn't really necessary and can escalate relatively minor incidents. One example would be a recent video where R777 UFO went through the pedestrian crossing, fair enough he got the finger from the passenger and I would be pissed at that and probably had another chat down the road, but chucking the card through the window obviously made the driver see red and cut him up after the roundabout. He then wonders why he did that and seemed shocked, not really hard to see the reason for the driver's actions, even if they were over the top.

No need for actions in situations like that IMO.