Cassandra
The laws are in place but nobody enforces them any longer.
To be honest, we see worse examples of driving than this practically every day on Badlake Hill. Usually when someone cuts the corner like this it is because there are cars parked on the opposite corner which stick out into the road. This is not to excuse the driver in this instance, just that in the great scheme of things, it might be classed as something of a minor misdemeanour.
Well, Lynne, at least you were spared the sight that greeted me early one morning some years ago when I heard a noise outside the kitchen window: Mr. Brock was outside making a feast of a poor old hedgehog and soon all that was left was a prickly skin. Just glad that the children weren't around to witness it. Having said that, it was only nature taking its course and there aren't so many ...
I feel like I'm in a parallel website.
No doubt as part of the 'gentleman's agreement'.
I don't think there would be so much of a problem if one of the original conditions of development had been the provision of a new road into the estate, possibly from the Exeter Road side.
Thank you Gary, that has made the position clearer.
We get enough road rage anyway - ever seen anyone going down Badlake while someone else is coming up? I once got told to get off my own f*****g drive so that someone could pull on to it to get past. (It was a taxi). One woman wouldn't reverse back up the hill because 'she didn't know how to'. A copper would have a field day, if there was ever one around. And Mr. Stone wants to add to the traffic ...
@ Elvis Any name? He could be reported according to the law.
@Lynne In that case we'll have to give him the benefit of the doubt for the time being. Thanks for the e-mail addresses & info anyway. (anyone else having problems inputting -I type @ 60 wpm but on here it's more like .06 wpm)!
