About That CRASH 👀

[@-DC-]

Traffic in the UK is horrendous, As expected for the Uncontrolled Increase in Population.

[@wecandothiswarriors]

Yep my city Coventry is horrendous. The Indians (just moved in) across the road from me,have three cars..

[@BrianLesliePerry]

l suppose it was invertible someone would insert immigration into the narrative...Don't suppose to many boat people are driving around the M25 in an Audi or BMW...

[@californiadreamin8423]

Do you have a driving license ?

[@Blitterbug]

Wot?

[@Blitterbug]

​@@wecandothiswarriorsJesus. You didn't just post that...

[@Sjb-on5xt]

When flying from any of the London airports, I always book into a nearby guesthouse the night before. If you're late getting to your guesthouse as planned, it doesn't matter, but late getting to the airport costs you in rebooking fees and possibly cancelling your holiday.

[@johnfellowes1070]

You and me both brother

[@SavannahK0]

UK airports are a miserable experience.

[@fredfred2363]

I once had to endure a complete road closure (fatal accident) just outside the airport AFTER staying overnight in a local hotel for that exact reason. I thought I was being smart too. Think T2 and M4 spur just before the tunnel. Once on and blocked, no way through. Everyone missed their flights... That was an expensive holiday.

[@Sjb-on5xt]

@@fredfred2363 For Heathrow, best to book hotel or guesthouse just outside T5, near Colnbrook, along the old Bath road. from T5 you can get to all the other terminals on free shuttle trains. From this hotel it takes 5 minutes to get to T5 on a bus, if no car. (marked as Arora Park Hotel on Googlemaps, but now called Colnbrook Hotel (Holiday Inn) after it was reburbished last year)

[@stephenboyd4934]

Or use the train if you book well in advance, the prices are very good in first class.

[@davidhaslam1056]

Accidents happen, but we can all do our bit to reduce them. No phone use, no tailgating and excessive speed. Probably the main causes of accidents that drivers have control over and yet see happen every day.

[@Lunch_at_Marcos]

Absolutely, you’ve got far too many people getting right up the backside.

[@rivermoon6190]

Correct and unfortunately those drivers who cause the mayhem are the ones who walk free and other innocents lose their lives. I’m not saying this was what happened in this case as I hadn’t heard about this incident until just now!

[@MaitreMark]

here in Tasmania Australia our road toll was stable at 35ish a year. But in 2022 it went to 50+, then in 2023, to 55. The government were under pressure to do something, so they looked at it. They found that rather than 2 or 3 people suffering a medical episode at the wheel, they now had 20+ dying before crashing. So they changed the definition of what was included in the road toll, now if you die at the wheel and crash it is no longer counted - and the public feel safer......

[@davidyoung9635]

It's terrible news for everyone concerned, and a family member lost so close to the holidays. My heart goes out to them. I don't usually pray but they will be in my thoughts. It's so so sad I hope that they can have as nice a Christmas as possible in the circumstances.

[@weaton25]

I never understand it in the UK why it takes them so long to do this from what I have seen of it in most other countries everything is sorted out in an hour or so but for some reason it had to take all day in our country sorry for the person who died but that is life non of us really know how long we have left and mostly it is not that hard to work out who was at fault its the same with the just stop oil people climbing the gantry s I say just leave them there if they fall off that is tough shit.

[@wibbley1]

@weaton25 Neither do I. Just dump the wreck over the side & let the traffic flow. In reality, often it will be treated as a crime scene, so plod will be measuring distances, skid marks etc. UK roads are rammed solid. Everywhere is congested. This is not helped by the influx of diversity with their dubious riding/driving skills and the wokey-cokey mentality where bikes have to be given priority over every other road user, with large chunks of road given over solely for their use. Even then, often bikeys choose not to use them. The M25 motorway is notorious. Built through low-lying land it is often foggy & in the early days, even before it was fully completed, there were horrendous pile-ups. The M25 is a hop-on hop-off road encircling London. Often used for just a few junctions by those not regularly used to fast motorways, so many of these drivers are not used to the faster speeds and do not have the skill-set to drive on them. The M25, being so congested, a simple driving error can and does cause a serious pile-u[. Even more stupid is the fact one is never taught to drive on a motorway. It is unlawful for a learner driver to be on a motorway. So the first time they use one, they have no experience.

[@cplcabs]

I don't think it is sorted out in an hour or two when there are fatalities in other countries. I have been stuck in a couple of jams due to similar events in Europe. They had an aire ambulance come in and he said 4 other ambulances that he saw, so it was clearly a major accident and you are not going to have the road closed in an hour or two anywhere in any country with extractions going on, air ambulances landing, treatments going on and an investigation

[@kevowski]

I was parked for several hours about half a mile south of the accident. Crash site looked shocking and my thoughts to the family & friends of the deceased. Could of been any of us.

[@wjf0ne]

My condolences to the families of those involved. Having read many of the comments I'd suggest that rather than getting on with actually investigating a RTC the police are hanging about for someone to say some hurty words in frustration with their sloth so they can at least get a non crime hate incident on the books and get on the road to promotion. To get serious, these events happen and the police and traffic management agencies know they will happen, they also know that people will be delayed but have no provisions put in place to get traffic moving past the area of the collision. The first motorway was built 66 years ago, you'd think they would have something put in place by now.

[@BatterseaBill]

Too many vehicles on the road, no room for human error.

[@leavemyrightsalone]

Claustrophobia creeping in.

[@adenwellsmith6908]

Too many vehicles because too many people let into the UK. Like that Highly Skilled taxi driver just sent down for life, [40 years min term] for killing Sara Sharif.

[@davidbarlow350]

No,too many idiots on the road,no room for either courtesy or common sense.

[@BlackGriffin195]

Too many people on this tiny block of land. This sort of thing will happen more and more often when you import people who have even worse driving skills than us, drive defective vehicles, break down, etc. No critiscism of those poor individuals involved in this accident but worse is to come.

[@adenwellsmith6908]

Interesting what comments get removed. Too many "visitors" to the UK.

[@Kendoddsdadsdogsdead532]

Too many mobile phones on the road......in the middle lane

[@brianlopez8855]

too many tv's being watched by the driver !

[@Kendoddsdadsdogsdead532]

@brianlopez8855 Yeah good point....before we know it they will want us all in EV's with those great big ipads in the middle to distract us.......

[@ArcticVXR1]

@@Kendoddsdadsdogsdead532 HAHA i remember when Ken Dodds Dads Dogs Dead was a major thing during around 2009 ish. I was 18, and the lads kept saying it because it was hilarious during a conversation. But to the subject. Its more Social Media rather than the actual phone. Every "Berkeley Hunt" feels the need to take a selfie and do anything for a bit of clout. Literal clown planet.

[@MaitreMark]

or could it be a side effect of the s&e? Here in Tasmania, Australia our road toll was stable at 35ish a year. But in 2022 it went to 50+, then in 2023, to 55. The government were under pressure to do something, so they looked at it. They found that rather than 2 or 3 people suffering a medical episode at the wheel, they now had 20+ dying before crashing. So they changed the definition of what was included in the road toll, now if you die at the wheel and crash it is no longer counted - and the public feel safer......

[@timbaker1237]

The traffic cops sit in the cars doing f'all for days at a time and when something does happen, they need to justify their existence. "Oooh, a crisp packet in on the carriageway, lets shut both sides for hours"

[@princebuster93]

@ Tim 😂😂👍👏🏻👏🏻 Exactly this ☝️☝️🇬🇧🙏🙂

[@GreenMachine-u3n]

Ever read Peel's "Nine Principles"? Of course you haven't. Major incidents and fatalities are not crisp packets. A gutless whiner such as yourself would run a mile from the sight of body parts strewn across a roadway or smashed up in wreckage. Police officers and medics do not have that privilege.

[@brianchandler1365]

Talking shite....do you not think that a serious accident should not be investigated properly? In a road "accident " there is always someone or something at fault. People don't set out to cause damage or injury but when they do, someone needs to establish how and that takes time. I really hope you or yours are never involved in a serious accident

[@GreenMachine-u3n]

A serious road accident with a fatality is not a "crisp packet". You weak-kneed whiners would run a mile at the sight of a serious road accident. It's not pretty. You have that privilege. The emergency services do not.

[@s65-x2j]

What 'traffic cops', you rarely see a Roads Policing vehicle on the motorway these days just the traffic officer vehicles (which are not police vehicles)

[@Sjb-on5xt]

The M25 is notorious for accidents at times when you need it. It also seems lorries want to self combust as soon as they hit the M25.

[@Charonupthekuiper]

A few years ago I was stuck in the A1(M) near Newcastle. The incident happened 12 hours before but took ages to clear because it was fatal. The culprit was a lorry driver who was using a dating app, something that needs no further comment.

[@Angela-zc9xv]

😢 , my son and his wife were also in that traffic jam he said it was horrendous ,first trip out to shop at lakeside having just arrived from Australia to visit family , so sad for the loss to that family R I P .

[@sterobloc6645]

This is exactly why I avoid motorways if possible!

[@oliverreedslovechild]

Same here.

[@63mckenzie]

A young girl just got killed near me. The elderly driver failed to stop at a red light as the girl crossed the road. I passed the spot yesterday and it looked like her parents were just sitting there in their car. Absolutely tragic.

[@shugieshugied2269]

It's a lot better than it used to be, under five road deaths per day, used to be more than double that, cars have got a lot safer. I don't think there's any other bit of regular life where we'd accept that level of fatalities in exchange for being able to move about. Few weeks back I was on the way south on the M6, other side had a similar scene, screens up, traffic stopped for hours. One survivor, a kid, from a family of five heading home to Glasgow. A moment's inattention by someone can have awful consequences.

[@Trevor_Austin]

Your last sentence was spot on. Fault intolerant systems are dangerous systems. Our roads are dangerous because of design, legislation, practice and the large number of incompetent, unlicensed and banned drivers on the road.

[@brianlopez8855]

the WEF will be only too happy to confine us to our 15 minute cities (ghetto) for our safety and convenience.

[@brianchandler1365]

Andy, im pleased you reported with a degree of understanding however much you were inconvenienced unlike some of your commenters who seem to have no idea how these things work

[@tangerinedream7211]

The genral standard of driving is crap, cars are so safe these days that many drivers seem to think cars are impregnable. In future all these electronic systems will make folks less attentive. In my days in industry 79-97 drove 40,000 miles a year,standards werent great then, even worse now as theres more traffic, plus lorries are now 24/7 . Since teaching its only driving for pleasure,sic, holidays etc. Condolences to those in that accident.

[@MaverickSeventySeven]

Given this tragic event is not uncommon on motorways, it seems perfectly possible that if delays will be more than twenty or so minutes the Police could start near the front of the queue and open up a decent gap and organise a "Return" back by the other carriageway IF there is no other traffic on it? Combined with a "barrier' preventing that queue getting longer!!! Moreover, in this electronic age, SatNav etc., an electronic visual aerial display of the 'blockage' plus Explanatory Text would speed up matters considerably!!!

[@davidbarlow350]

Quite agree I once sat on the M3 for 4 bloody hours within about 100 yards from an exit i'd just past. It would have taken nothing for the police to filter traffic off using the hard shoulder.

[@adenwellsmith6908]

Or special "gaps" in the barriers that can be removed to allow people to make a U-Turn.

[@MaverickSeventySeven]

@davidbarlow350 it just does not take more than an hour to "Inspect and Log" an incident these days with all the technology at hand, including remote drones whereby 'distances' etc., can be neasured in seconds!! Moreover, years of experience of these types of "accidents/negligent" driving makes the job much easier!!!! Does extra pay for hours worked come into the equation?

[@davidbarlow350]

There are cctv cameras on every gantry on the M25,so why do they close the road for hours on end? This also happens with non-fatal accidents,and i've never seen why they seem to drag it out. If you're not going to use cctv footage,then why have cameras there in the first place?

[@scaryfakevirus]

Elf and safety. But always the case with fatacs

[@Phookinell]

They have to treat them as a “potential” crime scene. So they can pin the blame on someone in court.

[@ScoobyPatchyDoo]

Cctv footage doesn't always show who is clearly at fault

[@davidbarlow350]

@@ScoobyPatchyDoo And closing a road for hours on end will? How long does it take to measure out skid marks or make an assessment,or find any dash cam footage? I would say nothing like the hours they spend.

[@scaryfakevirus]

@@Phookinell 'Pin the blame' ? You will need evidence to prosecute but in MOST cases there will always be a guilty party in an RTA.

[@johnnorth9355]

What I am going to say may cause offence for which I apologise as this is not my intention. Back in the 70's such accidents on motorways were cleared as quickly as possible to the side to allow traffic to continue. The trend to shut down and forsensically analyse the scene only started later. In all that time the analysis has never stopped such accidents from happening (to me they seem to continually increase) so whatever was learnt cannot have addressed the public safety. Therefore the public inconvenience can only be to aid the insurance companies and maybe the courts in assigning blame and prosecutions. I am not sure of the total economic cost of such shutdowns but it must be huge ? My question - is this a price worth paying or should technology - drones etc - be used to record the scene prior to rapid re-opening of part at least of the carriageway.

[@stevehouse3904]

I watched a program not long ago about the forensic work done after an accident and the sum of 1 million pounds was mentioned as being not unusual.

[@Blackfive1945]

Good points .I just don`t go down motorways now .There is accidents every day .Best take train but cost is far too much .Problem is too many cars

[@williamhuxley]

​@@Blackfive1945It's not the cars it's the appalling driving:no lane discipline, poor signaling, inappropriate speed for the conditions, no lights showing in bad visibility, but above all a lack of forward anticipation and planning. A month on a motorbike with no 'aids' might wake some folk up. You can't legislate for the terminally reckless or stupid unfortunately, and it's usually the innocent who suffer.

[@Conii-vc8ef]

@@williamhuxley well said.

[@fredfred2363]

@william... There are many foreign drivers on our roads who have just arrived at one of our London airports, hired an unfamiliar car, who are driving in an unfamiliar road network and for them, on the wrong side of the road. A natural recipe for disaster sadly.

[@jamesgee3052]

I’m a newbie from across the pond Canada. It’s good to see a new show on KZbin.

[@EvaBown]

How is Trudeau baring up ? 😂

[@DanCasey-n9g]

Very sad news for that family ,even more so considering the time of year, Christmas, rest in peace.

[@DEANOCHILL]

Hi Andy, the trouble is people don't care how they drive anymore, I go to Greenford ever night from avonmouth Bristol, they don't know what lane,what speed ... Not a glue what they're doing, over took a van last night going slow at Slough M4 he was on facetime, around northhalt and greenford where I go they don't obay any signs I nearly killed a motorbike rider last week who overtook me speeding pulled in front braked and turned left my truck breaking system automatically cuts in .. I just missed him, it's crazy out there now 🤦

[@PeterMackett]

The way people drive on the M25 this happens all to often!, i hate the road!

[@grahamsgoodies7531]

The M25 drives me crazy, person the pun. 4 lanes and there is always someone in the 3rd lane doing 55mph when inside lanes are clear and just carry on in that lane causing problems and angry drivers. Standard of driving has definitely gone down in past years.

[@Jimmiburn]

Oh the joy's of taxi driving these days, i remember a time when you could count the cars on the motorway 😔🇬🇧

[@stevejones9290]

Does turning these tragic accidents into crime scenes actually help anything? A few years ago the Police decided that they would follow this policy, rather than making the reopening of the road their priority. 3:15

[@princebuster93]

My hubby tries to avoid driving on motorways now, I hate the thought of getting stuck on them, with nowhere to go, they seem to have been purposely designed to cause maximum chaos and misery, no hard shoulder for emergencies ??

[@davidbarlow350]

I always wonder about the scenario where someone suggests removing the hard shoulder to put another lane in,and people think it's a good idea.(probably cyclists who have never driven).

[@steveindar1]

Stuff like that is so common here in east africa. Condolences to the bereaved

[@frankraw9991]

Soon be a 3rd World country here. Roads and motorways not fit for purpose.

[@billyedwards6941]

Years ago LA and area had a major earthquake, the motorway or should I say freeway was open 3 days later, if that happened here it would take 3 years

[@Keithashover-ys7ie]

Having been in the Kent police during the sixties, when we had seriously accidents on the motorways and a dual carriageway, clearly we took them seriously. But the priority after taking photographs and collecting witness names etc, was to clear the roads as quickly as possible in order to get traffic build ups moving. Even in very seriously accidents we often had traffic moving in less than 2 hours. Why oh why do they now shut roads all day?

[@kenstevens5065]

No disrespect to the relatives of the deceased and injured and my heart goes out to them but here we go again, a serious accident and suddenly the Emergency Services appear mob handed along with all the hangers on. Perhaps if the Police actually policed our roads they might make some inroads into the ever increasing numbers of poor drivers who are there to see every day of the week on Britain's roads, motorway and otherwise.

[@garethwilliams976]

So sad but before the M25 was constructed I used to have to get to Dover vis central London by night. I rejoiced because now we had the London Bypass! Bur what happened? Now it is used by traffic going from one bit of London to another and they clog it up. A total failure . If only they had limited the entries and exits to motorways.

[@ianharley1726]

I noticed yesterday that there seemed to be more accidents! M62 & M1. Can't blame the weather. Maybe people are distracted by the xmas malarkey 😮

[@JohnSmith-ei2pz]

Wagon drivers on the phones, looking for the local dogging sites!

[@man350z]

Does Genghis Khan still have that 20 mph speed limit in London?

[@DorWest-p3m]

Yep

[@brianharper8304]

to be fair from what i've seen , even if you didn't have that limit you'd be lucky to be going more than 20mph in most places , it's ram jammed with cars nowadays

[@organickevinlondon]

The 20 mph speed limits in London, aren't universal, and they began being imposed in 2013 under Mayor Boris.

[@Diamondmine212]

In a fatal ,or even where someone involved is in a life threatening condition, the bodies and cars etc have to be photographed in situ. However long it takes.

[@dereknash3638]

Reminds me of earlier this year our granddaughter was stuck on the slip road leading to the roundabout which connects the A12 to the M25 at Brentwood for two hours, they were heading for Bristol. Lucky we were behind them but kept on A12 to gallows corner where we joined the A127 leading towards Dartford tunnel which was in the opposite direction we wanted, where we joined M25 and were able drive back straight pass the Brentwood junction.😅

[@grahamheath3799]

Trouble is we live in a blame culture maybe not as bad as other places. There is no such thing as an accident any more it's an incident not just bad luck, somebody has to be to blamed.

[@Trevor_Austin]

I question the benefit of performing crash investigations and closing major motorways. If such investigations make the roads safer then there may be a reason for doing them but this is not what they are done. Unfortunately the main reason is to determine “fault”, blame and prosecution. Is this really justified? The cost to the country in wasted productivity is tens of millions and what do we achieve? I suggest very little. Then there is the human cost to be considered - plans wrecked, appointments kissed, opportunities lost, etc. And will the result be a reduction in accidents? Unlikely. Safer cars? Unlikely. I suggest Plod would be better employed feeling the collars of scrotes.

[@nigelwhybrow9257]

I live in southern Spain the roads are fantastic,rarely any traffic jams just around rush hours going in out if major cities / towns eu investment in the roads made them great as before they where little more than old windy single carriageways ,,I think we should look ago at why and how we can improve the roads without having to rip motorists off yet again

[@shewhocraftsandplans7736]

You work from the worst case scenario then take cordons off if apparent no serious or fatal injuries. The scene is classed as a crime scene. The road is measured up, photos taken etc then major crash scene officers can retrace the steps etc to work out what occurred and if anyone needs prosecuting.

[@cabovermike]

My worst nightmare is getting stuck in something like that on the way to the airport,.

[@nobbyclarke9298]

Smart motorways are even more dangerous!! Should never have been built!!

[@Blutnase]

You really earn your living sir. Well done.

[@Uftonwood2]

Have you noticed how many road works there are with their single lane working, often no actual work taking place. Now give them an accident and they really go to town holding up the traffic, making road transport less and less appealing, softening us up for the 15 minute cities.

[@Frosty_thin_ice]

U look shook up Andy hope your ok. Condolences of course, poor man

[@WilliamJohnwon1522]

There was a crash on the M1 north, I was on my way back from a short holiday on the same day. We had to take a detour.

[@PoundlandPele_1]

Clearly you didn’t read my comment yesterday about all the other crap on the roads, m1 closed all day, junc16-18 M40 with 7 mile tailbacks, etc. etc.

[@dogpaw775]

i do not mind no longer having to get involved in that M25 'Highway to Hell', Friday's especially. Brrr!

[@Liverpool-s5n]

Sad, and this shall increase as long as more and more vehicles take to the road as the population continues to increase, added to which mobile phone use and more and more aggressive drivers, and drivers without licences, mainly from abroad.

[@pippamellon8678]

Andy ..people don’t know how to drive on motorways,.people don’t indicate when they are going inside a lane from the outside or overtaking ..they take risks that are unnecessary just to gain a few minuets .. people travel and cruise in the middle and outside lanes causing back login traffic..it’s like their ego won’t allow them to go in the inside lane.. I prefer not to use motorways..but needs must ..sad indeed ..but only in the U.K do we allow the back log of traffic to sit and wait..in France and Germany and other countries they open up the central reservation and they deal with it quickly …

[@aerial558]

The public loves their vehicles too much so it’s only going to get worse in the future. Today just driving one mile down the road took me 1 hour ridiculous.

[@mariaefelices6543]

My ex father in law welsh education officer retired has problems ,my son had to stop him drinking old spice aftershave lotion ,he's never drank alcohol in the years I knew him ,his latest is cutting off the xmas tree lights with cutters while still plugged in ,he has Alzheimers we think but still gets in his car and drives ,doctors know seems like they wait for an accident before they act xx

[@rivermoon6190]

Sorry to say but a lot of incidents nowadays are caused by ‘newcomers’ who have either not taken a British driving test or cannot be bothered to change the driving habits they had in their own country. Take roundabout procedures for example. I have found, many times lately, that when I want to leave at the third or fourth junction, I approach said roundabout in the inner lane, to find someone in the outer lane is going all the way around and makes it difficult for me to be able to leave at my exit because they are casually going all the way around the roundabout stopping others exiting. This must have happened about ten times to me in the past few weeks and with some near misses as proper drivers expect those in the left lane to exit first. They obviously do not know the Highway Code and don’t get me started on the, usually, Indian culture of driving in the middle lane of a motorway, who have people both undertaking and overtaking them and they are completely oblivious to the pile ups behind! 😤. Any new person to this country should take a British driving test before being allowed on our roads. (I am not saying anything like this caused the accident yesterday, as this is the first time hearing about this particular accident, but I am having my rant because each time I take a journey now you really need to be extra vigilant).

[@axiom666]

What a mess, the joys of modern life.

[@KerryWoolley-d5l]

Orchestration across the hypnotised nations.

[@philiphuntley8277]

I image driving in and around London these days is a nighhtmare without there being accidents.

[@KerryWoolley-d5l]

" In zee 🚙 future 🦗 you will 🦗 own nothing and be 🦗 happy 🦗 ".

[@paulkirton8945]

What's that have to do with the death of an elderly man?

[@Dadopŕsoblueboots]

The king needs to be told . How the people feel.

[@SickOfIttt]

If the king gave a damn we would'nt ve feeling what we feel

[@JohnSmith-ei2pz]

Can it speak English unlike his German descendents?

[@lizmonk1115]

Excess heart attacks, excess strokes, excess deaths 🤔

[@SteveJohn-w9q]

Very sad loss of life 😢

[@normansmart7502]

Now this highlights the problems if it was a smart motorway how do emergency services get through more people are going to die

[@alanisaac9114]

It was about 11:10 and was between 2 cars and a van and it wasn’t good as I was 4 cars behind and saw all the debris fly in the air and was on the phone to 999 as we went past

[@Cgs-of3er]

So sad but happens too often.

[@declantwomey7525]

So sad 😞 🙏🏻❤️

[@jackgoldsmith8494]

I got in taxi just last week ,and talking taxi driver,with a long cord and ring pull on back of neck ,told me he buys his taxi car tyres of china,I said are they called Bruce Lee's, we skidded and hit a wall and me and the taxi driver were both knocked out cold for 10mins,I walked to work,I guess the tyres were bruce Lee's,

[@timmytackle9181]

How long does it take to push wreckage to the side of the road ? Stuff the evidence it’s not going to bring the dead back ? Work for the living the dead are dead finding out who’s to blame isn’t going to bring them back

[@StephanieRichardson-z9x]

What a nightmare. Glad you are OK though.

[@steveparsons2575]

Nobody pays attention anymore and to many people driving illegally

[@PaulMonaghan-w3m]

Police have to investigate the accident. It take time . Dont blame the police or investigation team .. Cleaning up death on the road . They have a heard job . Peace and love for the families who lost their family member

[@jon-kp2rq]

the police are COmPLETELY USELESS! not fit for purpose!!

[@Trevor_Austin]

No the police do not have to investigate. They choose to do so. Just to be clear, if I’m smeared across the road then I have placed myself in a position where this is possible. So please don’t waste much (if any) time working out what happened.

[@pjmoseley243]

All KS is asking is blind obedience its not much to ask a nation.

[@joffey1212]

Vienna, it means nothing to me

[@zoeathomson4305]

KS our MP was ignored by the G7 nobody likes him. Embarrassing for you UK

[@Trevor_Austin]

Not embarrassing at all. He’s a complete spanner and ignoring him is a very sensible thing to do. His purpose is life is to show the world what sort of wanker you might get if you don’t take part in politics.

[@solihullman5230]

It looks as though most of your videos are being hidden from mw Andy. According to what I am shown this is your first video for five days!

[@keithnorman3519]

Theres always some idiot driving with their eyes shut.

[@lucinda-d6z]

messy England what do you expect

[@brianlopez8855]

folk drive too fast too close

[@Jean42ette]

😢

[@ConnerTucker-p7u]

Just another inverted orange club 33 member.

[@sodthong]

Did you enjoy your time in the jungle Richard ?

[@Manna515]

❤

[@Neale-c4l]

So sad

[@FireBlade9773]

Are you desperate for clicks? There was a crash and the police, as usual, take an age to let vehicles pass. And you see the opportunity for click bating some more monetisation. Disgusting.

[@EvenBigger-Brother]

"take an age to let vehicles pass" in third world countries they just drag the vehicles off the road to keep traffic flowing . we should adopt the same here . awful lot of time wasted over a single fatality .

[@Exsubmariners]

Blah blah blah blah blah what an interesting life you live

[@EdNew-i5g]

Yawn

[@californiadreamin8423]

Garbage video.

[@l1u1c1k]

Long live the true British man