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Photo - Alan Booth Clearances

December 12, 2009
By KarlOnSea

Remember the driver who managed to squeeze through an impossibly tight gap to get past me earlier in the week? The one to whom I should be grateful for not actually hitting me ?

At the time, due to the feeble flash on my Blackberry, I couldn’t get a decent photo to record the details of the vehicle (other than the numberplate . . .). But thankfully I saw it parked up on Whitley Road today, and so could record the vehicle, so that if you see it, you’ll know to keep out of the way:

I don’t know if there’s something wrong with my camera though - I could have sworn that the writing on the side of the van didn’t look like that when I took the photo.

Strange.

Filed under: Assassination Attempts, Industrial-Strength Sarcasm, North Tyneside, Photographs, Road Safety, Whitley Bay

2 Responses to “ Photo - Alan Booth Clearances ”

  1. WestfieldWanderer on December 12, 2009 at 3:47 pm

    There’s a lot of it about. Had to bring my van to almost a standstill this afternoon to avoid a head-on with one of those bullying twats as he made no attempt to slow down to pass a horse rider so closely that his vehicle touched the rider’s boot. Horse and rider showed no concern. Must be an everyday event to them. Yet another sign of a sad, sick civilisation in the last stages of decline.

    Love the photo, by the way. Recommend you make a print and post it to the company owner with suitable explanation.

  2. Lance Woodman on December 12, 2009 at 3:58 pm

    You think he’d be worried about damaging his paintwork.