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Think of your licence @ThinkLicence

A pedestrian, cyclist, and driver, pushing back against the tide of road users who feel entitled, or able, to behave dangerously or inconsiderately.

Joined April 2014
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I did not register this at the time, but having looked more closely at the video, I believe the item in the driver’s right hand which resembles a three-lens phone, had something to do with her lack of care.
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Think of your licence@ThinkLicence
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Left of centre, and wait behind the lines. It is not difficult. Audiot.
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You’ve had your fancy new Kia EV5 for 24 days. Honeymoon over. Not sorry. You were a danger.
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Left of centre, and wait behind the lines. It is not difficult. Audiot.
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Really? A wheelie? Careful now, you were close to that untaxed car.
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I am wondering if Don has changed his car, and has not had time to tax it. An even more extreme demonstration of kerb cutting, and a blatant H2 infringement. To recap; pedestrians crossing at junctions have priority, so drivers – give bloody way.
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Think of your licence@ThinkLicence
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Slow don, Don, don be in such a hurry. A little nibble at Highway Code H3, a little nibble of the kerb, and a chunk out of pedestrian priority in H2.
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Highway Code H3 explaining how a motorist should wait for a cyclist to pass the junction before turning across his path

ALT Highway Code H3 explaining how a motorist should wait for a cyclist to pass the junction before turning across his path

Highway Code H2 explaining how a road user should wait for pedestrians to cross the junction before turning into or out of it

ALT Highway Code H2 explaining how a road user should wait for pedestrians to cross the junction before turning into or out of it

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A freeloading cyclist goads a hard-working but gullible driver into committing a road traffic offence.
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Oh dear! Oh dear! Two decisions that will cost you dear.
A still from a video showing a driver with a handheld mobile phone in his right hand with a thumb hovering over the screen.

ALT A still from a video showing a driver with a handheld mobile phone in his right hand with a thumb hovering over the screen.

A search of the registration plate shows that the car has been untaxed since 30 November 2025.

ALT A search of the registration plate shows that the car has been untaxed since 30 November 2025.
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Once again I am here to express my appreciation of the simulated overhead view displayed on @Tesla car screens. The system draws a representation of nearby road users, if you look closely you will see a cyclist to the left. That is a safety measure for Tesla to be proud of.
A still frame from a video showing the simulated overhead view displayed on a Tesla infotainment screen, the driver is interacting with a handheld mobile telephone, this is illegal even when stationary in the United Kingdom. The driver can expect to receive points on her licence.

ALT A still frame from a video showing the simulated overhead view displayed on a Tesla infotainment screen, the driver is interacting with a handheld mobile telephone, this is illegal even when stationary in the United Kingdom. The driver can expect to receive points on her licence.

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BREAKING. All cyclists may now apply for a tax refund, tell them that ‘Blue Tick Paul’ says so.
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I propose that @KFC_UKI place a paper underneath the chicken wings in the bucket which reads – “In the time you were away from your car a number of cyclists were forced into the main lane. Yellow lines are obvious. Don’t claim ‘loading’ as you were outside the permitted times.”
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Why do they gotta argue?
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Is “Enjoy your ticket” an acceptable audible parting shot to a phone-juggling driver who has wound down his window to ask if you are the police?
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Kind of you to point to what you think is a cycle path or shared path, but it really is not. I understand you were still annoyed that you were caught on your phone, but showing your ignorance won’t help your case.
The driver pointing to what he believes is a cycle or shared path, wrongly.

ALT The driver pointing to what he believes is a cycle or shared path, wrongly.

The same driver a few seconds earlier using bed mobile phone when driving. Both are stills from a longer video.

ALT The same driver a few seconds earlier using bed mobile phone when driving. Both are stills from a longer video.

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Highway Code, Rule #H3.
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If you don’t know or accept that using a handheld mobile phone when stationary is similarly illegal, when will you ever? Perhaps when the police write in a week or two.
A still frame taken from a video which shows a driver using a handheld mobile telephone.

ALT A still frame taken from a video which shows a driver using a handheld mobile telephone.
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The weather was a bit grim six months ago on the first of December, though this distant footage was clear enough for the police to take “positive action” against the driver using a mobile phone.
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It was always going to be a black Audi.
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I had the opportunity to ride the recently opened, but clearly unfinished, Cambridge ‘Cycle Street’ – after I had given way to the ubiquitous handheld phone driver. IMO, a half-hearted attempt designed by a committee.
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I am hugely impressed by the Tesla infotainment screen, it would make a great addition to a bicycle, but this lady was having none of it.
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