£1,024 Fine and the Most Arrogant Bentley Driver - LF14XLK 222B KH08BAR

[@b0rg1010]

"You've penetrated my privacy", says the guy in a convertible with his roof fully down. 🤣

[@archivist17]

IRTA '...fully clown'! 🤡 😂

[@MikeEves]

The court must have laughed their heads off

[@alrockman2131]

Doesn't matter if Bentley driver was foreign resident or not he's driving on British roads and British road rules should apply to anyone who's driving on them, I bet if it you or I in his country we'd still be prosecuted, so in other words if he hit and killed someone while on his phone he'd get away with it as he's a foreign resident, strange rules

[@adivarso8175]

Is that right? I seem to remember an american woman driving on the wrong side of the road killed a lad on a motorbike and got away with it scot free..

[@alrockman2131]

@@adivarso8175 oh yeah forgot bout that one, still though the fact that he was so cocky waveing phone in Mikeys face he should have been done

[@malrobinson1780]

I don't disagree with you, but sadly the amount of red tape and expense involved in pursuing a foreign national is too great. It's the same with parking fines, etc.

[@chiefrocka8604]

There’s a scam which is give the details of the driver out and suprise suprise it’s from Gunga Bunga land 😂

[@chiefrocka8604]

Or in this case Saudi Arabia

[@AmandaProsser]

You have to laugh at the guy driving a mirror-finish, open topped MINI, that screams "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME", in a very public place, whining that you've invaded his privacy.

[@bhoops13]

😂

[@82vitt]

Just how thick some people are, aren't they.

[@Larry]

I thought it looked tacky as all hell.

[@marcothorsen950]

That absolutely killed me with belly ache laughter 🤣🤣

[@emma-kp8vz]

​@@Larryhey thats no way to talk about an aging bald guy having a midlife crisis 😅

[@derekr1113]

It is upsetting to read that foreign residents are not prosecuted. The police should impound the car for reasons of public safety. Disclosure: I am a foreign resident too and the feeling of being above the law is not fair

[@ETr4d3]

If you are an EU citizen, you can still get fined, I know, coz I got 2 parking tickets + yellow box fine, when I moved to the UK and had only an EU license at the time.

[@82vitt]

Who told you that foreign "residents" are not prosecuted? They are.

[@82vitt]

@@ETr4d3 Not only fined, but also have that fine fully recovered from you if you don't pay it. There are international debt collectors who can chase you up within the EU. This came to existence because lots of Eastern Europeans were coming to the UK, lived here for years during which they gained a good credit score at the banks they had their current/saving accounts at, then decided to move back to their home country, took out massive personal loans and fled with the money and the banks couldn't recover the debt. But that's no longer the case.

[@Manu-Official]

@@ETr4d3 yeah, but IN the UK - I received 2 parking tickets on a French plate, never paid them. Actually on one, the parking attendant lied to me saying I had to pay him cash on the spot, with his colleague right next to him. I gave them the old ''you can F right off'' , crumpled the fine in front of his face and laughed at him while leaving. On both tickets I did not commit a parking offence, and had more examples of how parking companies are corrupted.

[@slacko1971]

@@Manu-Official yeh because it isn't like the French police would escort you to a cash point to pay an on the spot fine.....oh wait , they do.

[@PAUL-wv6vu]

Anyone who drives a chrome car like that clearly has poor taste as well as poor driving skills.

[@adivarso8175]

He's got a car that looks like a mirror but can't see his own indiscretions in it.

[@t5jerry]

@@adivarso8175 like it😁😁

[@snowpz]

Lmao it's horrible init

[@jonathanross812]

Surely the chrome finish might constitute a road hazard....ultra reflective, dazzle etc.

[@dopiaza2006]

And a micropenis

[@nobodyanderson4353]

The chrome car is the most tasteless thing I've seen in a long time. Some people have no class hence Love Island is on the telly.

[@colinpryor4290]

"MOST people have no class ..." There, fixed it for ya'. You're welcome.

[@peterkelly8357]

Yep, he should get 20 years just for driving that thing

[@harry7890]

Why is it so difficult for the met to prosecute embassy driver's and foreign residents? Really disappointing to see them get away with it

[@mrjones9915]

Mikey will call you a racist and xenophobic.

[@Sean-fe6dr]

Ann Sacoolas tried

[@kaydee3160]

We have the same issue in Canberra.

[@RyanBowskill]

Used to know of a Canadian diplomat that drink drove all the time, didn't care for laws and knew his diplomatic immunity would mean he can get away with anything really. It shouldn't work like that but it does.

[@johnmanning5568]

You should either write driver’s and resident’s or drivers and residents! Why put an apostrophe in one but not the other?

[@Rufusdos]

Neither of them appeared to be wearing a seat belt either. Wish the Bentley guy had been punished. Someone who desperately needs a wake-up call!

[@samuelgillard2196]

1:04 The Mini guy clearly was wearing his belt

[@paulrobbo321]

The guy in the Bentley will no doubt be made to wrestle the Iranian Hulk

[@primeHeretic]

Yeah I do wonder why the Police don't add this to the charge. It's up to an additional £500 penalty and wouldn't impact points so risk banning someone outright. Oddly though on the seatbelt laws, it seems taxi drivers carrying passengers are exempt, not sure of the reasoning on that one.

[@judithmatthews8460]

The Bentley driver was driving holding his phone up to his ear and looking at you and being insulting while moving forward . That he receives no punishment for such grossly dangerous behaviour is reprehensible. His arrogant attitude displays that he has broken the law before and not been held accountable. Truly a tragedy waiting to happen.

[@adyady5255]

The old man driving the chrome mini is hilarious, i thought it was a clown car.

[@markwood8061]

The guy in the mirror wrapped mini needs points just for driving that, must be awful for other drivers when it's sunny.

[@SilvioDiego]

Arrogant Bentley driver... is there any other kind?

[@SB-pv6df]

Fierce competition for title of the most arrogant as well. This guy must get up early to practice in the mirror.

[@lindsayrogers6690]

Yes, there is actually. I am a cyclist and an ardent supporter of Mikey. I also drive a Bentley. Bigoted comments based upon jealousy don’t help anyone.

[@zaink7037]

Seems people who have nice stuff get some thing in them that makes them think they have privileges. I'd like to see how they'd behave if those cars were taken off them. Humbleness seems to be less and less these days 😬

[@AdeboFunkyVoodoo]

Yes, there are. Whilst it is true that the demographic of Bentley drivers has changed over the last 15 years. They retain a lot of their original, more refined clientele.

[@SteveLoughran]

There are those who own and drive Bentley Bentayga SUVs. Those people I feel sorry for. It doesn't matter that you are showing off how much money you have that you can afford something like that. It is so ugly, they would be better off just driving a 2004 model Citroen Berlingo with that weird front. At least those you can park anywhere and not worry about scratches.

[@andrewabel3927]

I bet the Bentley driver was member of some Gulf State ruler's family. What an arrogant person, typical from that part of the world.

[@jamescgarrett6356]

Two phone users back to back, easy pickings, Mike. Nice one:-) I wonder how the Bently driver would feel if HE was hit by a fellow phone using driver? Do you think he’d be so cocky, arrogant and self entitled? Or, do you think he’d jump up and down, cry like a baby and throw all his toy out of the pram? I’m betting on the latter… Keep up the great work, Mike and keep our roads safer :-)

[@cataraxis]

god lord it might be quicker to point out the drivers that *aren’t* using their phones, epidemic

[@boilerroombob]

Always good to see the privileged educated and then prosecuted

[@DaleSteel]

Mate. Those are not privileged. They are clearly immigrants driving an old Bentley- the model you can pick up for £10k on auto trader. No joke.

[@ManojGeorge-qq1hs]

@@DaleSteel That's a 2015 W12 Flying Spur. Worth around 50K. Most likely not his car or it's Daddy's money.

[@DaleSteel]

@ManojGeorge-qq1hs it's 2008. It's old you can tell by the steering wheel.

[@ManojGeorge-qq1hs]

@@DaleSteel It's on a private plate.

[@dr_ned_flanders]

@@DaleSteel I don't think so. It looks like a Bentley Flying Spur.

[@itsonlyme9938]

If the Bently driver was involved in a accident would he get off Scott free even if he killed some one.

[@chriswhite9838]

Like Anne Sacoolas.

[@ETr4d3]

only non-EU citizen get off scott free

[@superted6743]

Its actually happened, so answer is maybe ,

[@dandougherty]

​@@chriswhite9838we were just talking about her in my office. Suspended sentence handed down via a video link in another country. Worthless.

[@itsonlyme9938]

@@chriswhite9838 Yes I remember know she was from the states a diplomatic

[@b0rg1010]

The guy is arguing about privacy driving a convertible with the roof fully down! What a Muppet! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Wait until the 4D speed cameras go online in London! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@turboslag]

Expecting privacy in a chrome, convertible Mini with a vanity plate!!!! He should also be prosecuted for criminally bad taste!!!

[@robc8141]

6 points and a massive fine! i guess it was just 222B

[@malrobinson1780]

Very good 👏

[@MC-emmcee]

It is quite easy to prosecute drivers from overseas if the police, border forces and embassies can be bothered to work together. Visitors to this country can quite easily be picked up, either on exiting the country or the next time they enter. All it takes is a little bit of willing.

[@shm5547]

working together, like being in some sort of Union?

[@tamsjoint9402]

Laws. seem not to important to these people.

[@mallard4495]

That’s why I’m fearful of the future in the UK.

[@mdshahedulalom-l2k]

because they are not from uk

[@roberthughes3904]

Or the safety of others!

[@timffitch]

The Bentley driver probably has diplomatic immunity. Back in the 1970’s diplomats had what I believe were referred to as CD number plates. I also seem to remember that a Bobby on the beat was required to salute if a vehicle with CD number plates drove by.

[@oldTimer-x3r]

Being foreign shouldn't make any difference he should find out about the laws of this country. Nice to know you got one of them. £1, 024 is a nice sum for him to pay, I bet he likes you Mikey😂

[@MrFookface]

I can't watch any more of these. Getting annoyed that the Met are discontinuing so many cases that actually deserve action.

[@robertleem5643]

This really is infuriating, foreign drivers not being prosecuted. They can just flout the law knowing they will get way with it, if we go abroad and do anything wrong we can be fined etc.

[@b0rg1010]

Just proves yet again, money may buy you a Bentley but doesn't buy you respect or manners!

[@DaleSteel]

Money? That Bentley is worth 10k. Its worth less than a 3 year old fiesta.

[@jamie-hb8gy]

But it gets you out of a ticket

[@DaleSteel]

@@jamie-hb8gy but it didn't

[@jamie-hb8gy]

@@DaleSteel it was discontinued.so yes it did.

[@DaleSteel]

@@jamie-hb8gy no it wasn't he got 5 points

[@uphillfreewheeler]

I immediately guessed that Bentley driver knew he had immunity from UK law.

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Immune from speeding parking penalties too

[@polycera8570]

Complaining about privacy invasion while driving around in a top-down convertible? Oh, the irony.

[@paulhoughton5266]

That silver mini looked like it fell of a Scaletrix track lol

[@namastezen3300]

Further proof that arrogance is often a compensation for personal problems and incompetence. They may have thought that they avoided penalty, little did they know they just made things worse for themselves. The "privacy guy" was hilarious, the other was menacing. Thank you for exposing them for the antisocial drivers that they are, Mikey.

[@TheRealD4]

Who did they give the 6 points to with the Mini? Does the fine and points go to the registered keeper when they don't respond?

[@CyclingMikey]

Probably the driver - we know it went to a human because they got six points. It might have gone to the registered keeper, or it might have gone to the driver. I suspect that it was probably the driver.

[@markleeming1786]

@@CyclingMikey Hi Mikey. how could the points go to THAT driver if they did not nominate a driver. Do the Police check the insurance details ? Many drivers could pass the "buck" onto a non driving spouse, but if only one person is insured to drive ! !

[@SSR_RedDevil]

Thats the first time I've ever seen a tin foil mini.

[@PedroConejo1939]

Stops the chemtrails 🤡 from penetrating and allowing the government to tell you what to think.

[@judosteffer]

Looks like a KitKat!

[@SSR_RedDevil]

Imagine if he rolled it, in Switzerland. It would be a Swiss Mini roll....I'll see myself out@@judosteffer

[@boycottpalmoil]

If foreigners want to drive over here, resident or not, they should be prosecuted. I don’t suppose he owns the car so he will probably return it to the finance company and hire another.

[@truebrit3578]

Presuming that it was discontinued because the driver is a foreign resident is one reading. Equally likely that call was made that a prosecution would upset some important, so called ally of the UK. Wonder if foreign residents in his country have prosecutions dropped?

[@MartianTom]

It's not just drivers being distracted. I was cycling today. Slowed down for a road junction. Looked right to make sure the road was clear for me to pull out to the left.... and BANG! A pedestrian walked across the road and directly into me. He had a hoodie on with hood up, earphones in, looking at his phone. Didn't stop to look - just stepped straight out. He came off worst with a bad graze on his shin from my brake rotor. Funny how I ended up apologising to him, even though he was in the wrong - and he knew it. He was just too lost in phone world to be aware of what was going on around him. I saw a driver a bit later on, driving with headphones on. Surely that shouldn't be permitted by law. How can you be fully aware of your surroundings, driving like that? These people are selfish idiots and deserve to be disqualified from driving full stop.

[@allanradford1670]

The mini pratt should have got points for the car alone

[@Zzzzz_Zzzzzz______]

I like to imagine that the Mini guy's fine was so big because they added extra on for that awful chrome finish lol.

[@ynothump2566]

Excellent work as always Mikey ❤

[@DanielBrotherston]

I don't comprehend how people believe they are entitled to privacy when sitting out in public.

[@stevendavies3563]

Well done mikey and thank you for making our roads safer one motorist at a time 👍

[@HowtoMakeThings]

In all honesty if I was stupid enough to be caught messing with my phone whilst driving by Mikey I’d apologise and feel ashamed of myself. Defending the use of it rather than “Oh mate, you’re right” and putting it down shows the mentality.

[@johnevans191]

Spoke like 2 true English gentlemen!

[@richardpaquette8429]

Spoke? Spoken like someone who didn't pay attention in school.

[@johnevans191]

@@richardpaquette8429 Sorry Richard Genuine error. I guess at 82 that's not bad though🤣

[@richardpaquette8429]

@@johnevans191 A true gentleman.

[@tednruth453]

I've been trying not to be biased, however the majority of offenders seem to have non English accents. Is that just the way things are in London?

[@CyclingMikey]

I'm a foreign immigrant. Does this apply to me too?

[@adivarso8175]

Not being biased by being biased..I see what you did there...not very original when it oozes from you like effluent from the toilet block at Glastonbury..

[@tednruth453]

@@adivarso8175 having watched a huge number of Mikey's vids it's hard not to come to this conclusion.

[@tednruth453]

@@CyclingMikey no Mikey. It was a genuine question.

[@pooooornopigeon]

@@CyclingMikey You`re not an offender though Mikey.

[@holmston1973]

I really wish I'd had a camera a few weeks ago when a driver almost hit me in traffic while I was cycling. She actually held her phone out the window to show Google Maps and told me that this was the reason we almost had a collision! As some kind of mitigation. It would have made a gret video.

[@colinpryor4290]

Always cycle with a camera.

[@PedroConejo1939]

Yep, arrogance is the correct word there. There seems to be a slew of people getting away with this offence despite very clear evidence and even a confession. I hope that claiming immunity from the law also means the law doesn't protect you either, but I know this corrupt world well enough to know that's not the case.

[@colinpryor4290]

It's The Met, so if a cop or his wife and boyfriend get caught they make a phone call and the case is NFA'd.

[@videogalore]

Such a shame the Bentley slipped through. He acted as though he was untouchable and sadly it was true in this case.

[@andreashaynes3346]

Never ceases to amaze me, how some drivers escape punishment. Justice for some but not others!!! 🙄

[@thebrowns5337]

The guy driving a giant mirror (surely that is not allowed? does his insurance know?) gets upity about privacy... out in public with his roof down?

[@sanchoodell6789]

The Bentley driver might be diplomatic staff (if that's what Mikey was trying to imply by figuring he could be a "foreign resident") and hence he got away without any penalty.

[@andrewgilbertson5356]

Thank you CM

[@driveinstructordrivingscho8233]

Hello there,can I use this clip in my compilation? Thanks

[@donvanvliet9477]

The Bentley driver could have been a foreign diplomat claiming immunity.

[@stratfordbaby]

1:44 The man comes to an adoptive country, obviously with serious money, and flouts the laws as if they were meaningless. The immigration department needs to do him one.

[@teddy5494]

Disgusting, Foriegn drivers are exempt from paying parking fines, My area is permit only and the same cars with foreign number plates get multiple tickets every day obviously no consequences.

[@SteveLoughran]

Wheel clamps. Traumatised my dad and the French plated car he drove when they first rolled them out

[@bartoni79]

Surely the Bentley is registered to someone as it has a uk plate. Can you just nominate a foreigner (ie say they are driving) if you don’t want to take the points?

[@jamesrainbow2389]

Genuine question - have you ever had any push back from the police for knocking on the driver's windows while both on the road?

[@CyclingMikey]

Nope, no problem with it.

[@jamesrainbow2389]

​@@CyclingMikey thanks

[@westhamwilko]

The Mini driver just wants some fizzy bubblay

[@andrewpage6365]

Thanks for the good work, bigger fines and a driving ban .

[@stratfordbaby]

2:22 What does it mean 'to nominate the driver"? Nominate for what? I guess you meant to IDENTIFY/NAME. “The person keeping the vehicle shall give such information as to the identity of the driver as he may be required to give”. "Any other person shall if required give any information which it is in his power to give and may lead to the identification of the driver”. Section 172(3) provides that a person who fails to comply with a requirement shall be guilty of an offence. You would think that a person SHOULD KNOW who has access to their vehicle otherwise that it negligence on their part, unless it was stolen.

[@meltdownman8911]

Dobbing people in while queued up seems a bit over overreach, Mickey. But at Gandalf corner, I’m with you.

[@CyclingMikey]

Stationary phone drivers are still dangerous for many reasons: 1) The people using their phones when stationary are often the same people using them when moving. Being caught whilst stationary is a co-incidence, not a defence. It's easier for me to catch them when stopped, but so many were also seen using their phones when moving. 2) They are entirely unaware of people crossing the road around them. See here where a phone driver almost hits someone in the queue twitter.com/phonekills/status/1491526464520560641?s=20 See this other tweet where a 5 year old child is almost hit by a phone driver who was stationary: x.com/cmdkenyon/status/1724483042046067052?s=20 3) They are entirely unaware of filtering cyclists and motorcyclists, despite the Highway Code requiring us to be aware of this. 4) Phone distraction lasts for a good time after you put the phone away. Even if you're only using the phone in each traffic queue at each junction (which is highly unlikely), then you're constantly topping up your mental distraction and are basically as disabled as a drunk driver. 5) Phone driving is worse than drink driving for distraction rates, and that's why it's part of the #Fatal4 behaviours that police target heavily. 6) Here's a police officer telling you that he has been on the scene for 3 fatal RTCs involving drivers who were stationary whilst using their phones, and then moved off and caused a collision: twitter.com/markandcharlie/status/1604073330751197184?s=20&t=uj8sgu7spu4cTyDqqqds2g 7) Policing phone drivers will help them stop other traffic offences too - it's vanishingly rare that someone only breaks a single traffic law like mobile phone use. I'm really not interested in this nonsense of "it's not dangerous when stationary, because it clearly is and it's clearly still very appropriate to catch these drivers.

[@oliver69cork46]

Penetrating privacy-stinking attitudes from people with very poor respect

[@darussianping61]

I found that the people with expensive cars and foreign nationals always found a way to wiggle out of fine and penalty. What is it with British police they are blatantly breaking the rules. We are all equal under the law or not??? 🤔🤔🤔

[@MrCatalysis101]

You have to question at what point of severity does someone who gets away with it like the Bentley guy get prosecuted?

[@BedsitBob]

No expectation of privacy, in a public place.

[@nicholasturner5146]

Isn’t it illegal to cycle on a pavement? Take yourself to Albany street police station.

[@Ellie-vv5tw]

Then the law needs to change because they’re effectively getting away with breaking the law and suffering no consequences and it’s unfair to sanction one motorist and not another. Personally I think there should be tougher laws regarding using a mobile phone when driving anyway and it should apply to EVERYONE regardless of nationality.

[@demon1995001]

2:17 so are you allowed to use your phone when in a phone holder?

[@theaccountant8043]

Foreign residents should be forced to have a UK licence. If visiting for an extended period, before leaving the UK, they should be forced to pay any outstanding fines or penaltys

[@patrickwatters7555]

Bentley guy might be a diplomat, maybe called back home.😂

[@CJR410]

The chrome mini… Jesus wept

[@watchviewer]

These people are off the scale. Good work as ever.

[@GambitXJS]

What's he done to that Mini? Lookslike it's been wrapped in tinfoil! As for the Bentley, I suspect a little 'Diplomatic Immunity ' has been exercised there. Keep up the good work Mikey, I am warming to you.

[@Random-xw1fg]

People are equal, but some people are more equal than others.

[@graemeottey]

Respect my privacy says the man in a car with a missing roof. He puts his bald head on show for the world to see and wants privacy 😂

[@Hellndegenerates]

All forigners what a surprise

[@Crusty_Camper]

I bet the Bentley driver had Diplomatic Immunity. The plates weren't DI plates, but a lot of them now avoid using those for security reasons.

[@JK-wn3cc]

Bentley guy is clearly a driver for a diplomat and we already dee how they are above the law. No prosecution for using the phone, same if they had knocked you down

[@DasArab]

The case should not be discontinued. I am assuming that the Registered keeper has told the police who was driving but that they no longer lives in this country or are a non resident. So why not prosecute in his absence? Then if he ever did return there would at the very least be an unpaid fine/arrest waiting for him. Happened to that UK woman that bunked off from Gran Canaria with unpaid fines then wondered why she was arrested and thrown in jail when she returned. We are just such a soft country when it comes to these things. We love to talk a good game but when it comes down to it there is little will to carry things through.

[@adivarso8175]

Should be banning those who make this about race.

[@tednruth453]

Definitely, ban all the drivers who are using their phones whilst racing their exotic cars on the streets.

[@Al8lack]

That Bentley driver... I can hear Joss Ackland in Lethal Weapon 2 saying "Diplomatic Immunity!". This sort of thing shouldn't' be allowed.

[@wildskel6350]

Wasn't the cabbie at the very end on his phone?

[@itsonlyme9938]

My gut feeling about the silver mini is because he has failed to nominate under section 172 he will still be using his phone be hind the wheel its just the sheer arrogance of this driver make me think so.

[@SteveLoughran]

The irony is that failure to nominate is easier to prove than phone use, incurs 6 points and a big fine. I don't know how insurance companies treat it -but they probably assume the worst and treat it like running a red light, which they really penalise for

[@itsonlyme9938]

@@SteveLoughran I have read on the net the driver must tell the insurance people of any motoring conviction and also I have been informed that the information is passed on by the police or my be by the courts. A motoring conviction last for 4years or longer depending on how serious the offence is and that could be up to 11 years. I am that guessing the driver of the mini is going top pay a higher rate for the next 4 years. Its the duty of the owner keeper to notify who was driving at the time even if it was not him there is no way out of it.

[@polopowered]

What the fudge is that BMW Mini?! Must cost a lot to look so cheap.

[@gregsmith7821]

People should always face the consequences of their actions.

[@TheRealD4]

Why is it so hard to follow up on foreign resident? His car had UK plates, so it has a DVLA registered keeper? If the keeper is UK resident fine them instead. If he's the keeper with a foreign address listed with DVLA, then just seize the car and crush it for non payment or put a marker on his passport and/or he cannot leave the pass thru passport control until fine is paid? If the actual owner of the vehicle won't step in to pay the fine, the vehicle should be crushed imo because they allowed someone to use their vehicle to break the law, the same someone who may be a foreign resident or equally be a UK resident but with no assets with which to pay the fine! Otherwise it's all a big loophole. I MAY AS WELL put a foreign address on DVLA forms as the keeper, and then tell them I'm not even the actual owner. Now I'm free to be unaccounted for my actions and the car is safe from the crusher lol...

[@schessor]

Why crush it when it could be sold and the money put towards something useful?

[@deadbeat5165]

both are iraqi drivers mini cooper and bentley sadly typical 3rd world behavior

[@mrmarcus6200]

Why would you bother putting a 2008 registration plate KH08BAR on a 2015 Bentley.

[@deandeany911]

May relate to his name?

[@SaltySeattleCyclist]

*is obviously watching videos on social media "Hey, I'm talking on the phone here!" 😂

[@grahamnutt8958]

To be, or not 222B. That is the question. Shame that Mr Bentley got away with his shenanigans 😮.

[@walsingham-xxiii]

What a shame if it got keyed. Continually. As the courts have decided chummy is above the law.

[@TheSuperchargedM5Dog]

The irony of this statement surely cannot have been lost on you?

[@argonaut6386]

This is discriminatory to other drivers who get points and a fine for doing the same thing.

[@normanmart7933]

driving in an open top car with all windows down ,chrome car and stripes and wants to be not noticed. I have sympathy for people stuck in queues looking at phones so tempting but just say sorry and put your phone down.

[@geoffduke1763]

The guy in the driveable discoball on his worldwide privacy tour seemed like a real plonker.

[@TheM0JEC]

There seems to be a correlation between the cost of the car and the arrogance of the driver? Aka ‘I’m richer than you therefore I’m better than you’?

[@wesmolloy1338]

Just as Mike cycles awaiting from the encounter with them to gentlemen @2.17 did anyone see the black cab driver unmistakably using his phone 😂😂

[@IvanKinsmanSDP]

Mikey is levelling up single-handed!

[@maxblack666]

What country was this ?

[@gooner70_ns]

Entitled people and their money zzz

[@paultchaikovsky8878]

Mikey, I was thinking in summer to come down from Leeds to London on my bike to see you in action, you are my legend. Lunch on me, keep up the good work

[@markleeming1786]

That will be a nice ride, I have heard that some people cheat by sitting on their bike whilst on a train. How much is it by train now? about £55 single. It would be great to ride with Mikey and see him in action, hey we could all look out for a Bentley driver on his phone.