Bad UK Driving Vol 364

[@ashley_neal]

Defo separated at birth. it's not me though, I promise!

[@averyhillroad235]

Are you fully aware of Regulation 109 now? I have recently been in contact with the Police again. We are in agreement, it applies to all display screens in viewcof the driver, and viewing a playlist (eg Spotify) does not comply with (a) viewing the status of the vehicle's equipment. That is the conclusion I put in my letter to the Black Belt Barrister.

[@jamielee-hill449]

Always an Ashley!

[@grahamnutt8958]

It was inevitable that Ashley would eventually appear on this channel 🤣.

[@em0_tion]

That doppelganger moment of doubt made my day! 👏🤣 No right hand tattoo and poor driving though were dead giveaways! 😂

[@Ivan.endicott]

It's a Citroen AMI, full electric but classed as a 2 seater Quadracycyle. The same panels are used for the front as the rear, even the door is a reverse of the other side, another word one opens normally and the other is a suicide door.

[@suznet]

plus they can tip over easily, I've heard

[@ianemery2925]

@@suznet I doubt it; all the weight at the bottom and the rest is plastic; plus a top speed of 28 mph; cant be TIPPED over; except, perhaps, by a small group of drunks.

[@ianmason.]

@@ianemery2925 It's not just the centre of mass that matters, it's where that is in relation to the centre of roll (which is a suspension property) and to the tyre contact patch that determines roll behaviour. So a low centre of mass isn't on its own a guarantee of good behaviour in roll. [Edited to add] I should add that the centre of roll is a dynamic thing, it doesn't necessarily stay in the same place as the vehicle moves.

[@bellshooter]

@@suznet No, they don't fast enough 🤣🤣🤣

[@suznet]

@@ianemery2925 look at the Ami Monaco video 😉

[@Tailspin80]

3:30 If by the British Workforce you mean the guys digging, you’re probably having a pop at the wrong people. It will be the faceless planners and schedulers in the county council offices that decide these things.

[@gdwnet]

planners and schedulers are still part of the british workforce

[@alanclarke4646]

​@@gdwnetwithout the "work"...

[@Tailspin80]

@@gdwnet I’m sure they’ll be working hard, having meetings, drinking coffee, attending diversity awareness courses. That sort of thing. Apart from Fridays of course. And not when it’s their turn to have 3 months off for a bad back.

[@Holycurative9610]

@@Tailspin80 We've had one planner/works scheduler at my local council off for over 6 months with work related stress and anxiety. He was overheard telling a local what a grift it was when they were in the local pub one night.

[@dominicpolglase-uz9zs]

It's a council officer conspiracy

[@smilerbob]

I take your mildly tired overreaction in the first clip and will regale you with a little story Many years ago after finishing a 13 hours nightshift I was travelling back home along the M4. Everything was normal with traffic flowing away from London. As I was in the middle lane overtaking some cars I look left to see if there is anything heading up the sliproad that would prevent me moving back to see a lorry coming straight at me into the side of the car off the sliproad…or at least that is what my tired mind saw. It was actually a lorry using the sliproad normally. The scare shock I gave myself also gave me enough adrenaline to make it a few minutes up the motorway to Heston services where I grabbed myself 90 minutes sleep and a coffee when I awoke I also made sure I had a nap before driving home after a nightshift. I completely understand the reaction you gave and is a reminder to all to make sure you are fully alert when driving. My example and this clip ended fine, however it can end a lot worse 👍

[@MarkBDancer]

5:30 Yep, it’s the new Citroën Ami. Tiny electric car with about 40 or so miles of range. Wouldn’t want to risk my life in one!

[@mwolfer1]

Correction: Not a car but a 'Quadricycle' according to the beautiful people at Citroën. One feels as if one had to pat it on the top and say: "There, there, you too will be a big honking car in no time, if you always eat your muesli in the morning."

[@MarkBDancer]

@@mwolfer1 Car is a euphemism! Also, I believe in France you don’t need a driving licence to operate one.

[@paulcullen814]

Also top speed is 28mph. The door on one side opens at the back edge like normal, the other door opens at the front edge like the old 'suicide doors' that some old cars had. This is so they only have to produce one part for the doors as the doors are identical, rather than making left doors and right doors, the front and rear are also the same but with different colour lights. Makes it much cheaper to produce so keeps the cost to the customer down.

[@mwolfer1]

@@paulcullen814 Only suicide doors? One has to be suicidal to brave London commute with this thing! My trusty old 2CV is more of a car than this yoghurt pot! How many have they sold so far? Half a dozen? SMH 😝

[@em0_tion]

@@paulcullen814 Those are cool practical hacks! 👌

[@stephenhargreaves9011]

The "toy car" looked a lot like a salt shaker I used to have. Looked about the same size, too.

[@rodmcleod4805]

I noticed nobody working in the road "works" where the lane was coned off. No wonder they always take so long!

[@Tailspin80]

6:18 Back in my boy racer days I’m reluctantly admitting to buying a new Capri 2.8i. It was an A plate with the 12 holes in each alloy wheel. Drove it far too fast for 10 years but somehow managed to avoid writing it off. Cost £6,500 new and sold it for £1,650 cash. It was the BMW M3 of its day. Extremely tail happy and very hard to keep on the road in the wet.

[@Holycurative9610]

I too had 2.8i Capri with the pepperpot alloys in British racing green, I drove it too fast for several years and every Winter I'd stick 2 bags of cement, 100Kg, in the boot to keep the car stuck to the road when it was wet.

[@Tailspin80]

@@Holycurative9610 Not the cheapest car to own. There was a place down in Hendon that sold the Goodyear Eagle NCTs cheap, but still £300 a set and lucky if you got 20,000 miles out of them. The gearbox packed in at 60,000 miles and I fitted a Ford refurbished one myself.

[@nemesismcc]

My brother worked for many years on "road Maintenance" and many times they would be set up for a job, when they get a call for "urgent" repairs to a road surface, now this could be because a vehicle has caught fire and damaged the carriageway, of a lorry has shed it load and destroyed the surface and street furniture, so it is not always " lazy" workmen at fault, there can be and are many reasons a pencil pusher will drag a work team off a job, one being that they are the closest to the incident. So please have a little heart, these guys have bosses just like anyone else, and they can't say " F&%K you Jimmy I'm on a job already", Tolerance cuts both ways my man.

[@JonPriston-ds9ec]

My mum has had 2 cars in her life....both of them Ford Capris. She still drives her 1986 2.0 Laser. Apparently it's worth a fortune now

[@stevewareing8525]

There might have been tests when you qualified Tony but today it's obviously enough to slip Sadiq a few quid to get one of those little circles of death to put in the screen.

[@johnbarham7718]

whilst I agree with you regarding "Road Workers", I used to manage a large private industrial site, and sometimes road works were rquired, however sometimes an unexpected plastic pipe was discovered, in which case for certain large sizes of water pipe, fittings, (above say 200mm) may not be available immedately. In which case rarely the water would gush out for a few hours before I could get spares.

[@angeladormer6659]

Tony, hi, as an ex-biker Chick, back in the day. Bikers always tog up and definitely do call scooters "egg beaters." In the 60s I was on the other side, I was a mod and of course mods rode scooters, rockers proper motorbikes. I thought it was very strange the way that scooter rider was looking in the windows of those cars especially as they had windows open.

[@angeladormer6659]

@@terry-f2c Southend, nearest for me. There once was an incident at our local dance hall when rockers tried to come in, London lol.

[@peterjones2903]

Live close to Ilford East London ,the test centre there was actually closed because too many people were taking tests for ,L, drivers

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

Just for once, Tony, I have to disagree with you about the red car at 12:45. With the inside lane closed, it was a merge in turn, so they were expecting you to yield to them so they could do so. Yes, they should have signalled, but to my chagrin there are plenty of instructors etc telling people not to signal in certain circumstances, when in my view you should signal every such manoevre - you can't be sure there isn't a road user you have not seen who needs to know your intentions. Once you get people thinking they don't have to signal some of the time, they end up like the Audi drivers, never signalling at all.

[@MrFrog_]

Aren't they changing lanes?

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

@@MrFrog_ Yes, and as I said, they should have signalled. But at any merge in turn, two lanes are merging into one, so somebody will be changing lanes. You are meant to let the car in the other lane merge in after the vehicle in front of you. Tony normally does this, but for some reason on this occasion he doesn't. Incidentally, if all the cars in the video were doing what they should, then they would have filled both lanes, leaving no gap for cars from further back (such as the red one) to gain an advantage.

[@bruce6014]

@@AndrewWhite-fu7bn Agree totally. And that includes letting pedestrians who may be waiting to cross a road know your intentions.

[@MrFrog_]

@@craftsmanwoodturner So the roadworks automatically totally change the road rules to make it a merge in turn?

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

@@MrFrog_ Highway Code 134: "You should follow the signs and road markings and get into the lane as directed. In congested road conditions do not change lanes unnecessarily. Merging in turn is recommended but only if safe and appropriate when vehicles are travelling at a very low speed, e.g. when approaching road works or a road traffic incident. It is not recommended at high speed." It is already part of the rules.

[@infinitelypalmer]

The water leak - it's not the workmen's fault. It's usually down to what is laughing called "management," who couldn't organise the proverbial in a brewery, and 'elf 'n safetee, which seems to find everything it can to stop people doing their jobs. Yes I know some of H&S is necessary, but not all the rest of it!

[@callumnewman4871]

I agree with you about ghe British work force, in traffic for 15 mins at 4 way temp lights and MO ONE WORKING

[@xo2quilt]

Not really the guys who are supposed to be working at the site who are the problem, they just go where they are told to go. Whoever schedules the roadworks and whoever schedules the workers are the problem. They're having a pissing match and refuse to converse with one another, so works are scheduled, crews sent to close the road, but no one is scheduled to do the actual work!

[@KrisRogos]

5:20 - Citroen Ami is an electric "car" with a max speed of about 30MPH. It was made in France because in France, 14-year-olds can drive this thing.

[@bellshooter]

28mph actually .. 😇🛺

[@johnnodge4327]

And it's not a car, it's a quadracycle. It can be driven on a CBT licence and 16 years old in the UK, and 14 in France.

[@samhenwood5746]

I love the Audi song 🎶 Thanks for sharing , The London Dash Cam 🚕😊👍

[@robsmith6794]

Local authorities no longer have their own road works department (i.e. the actual work is subcontracted to private companies). So regardless of the schedule dictated by the LA, the contractor pretty does his own thing. The legislation to penalise contractors is weak and expensive to enforce via the courts. There's also a monopoly of road maintenance contractors so contractors have LAs over a barrel and they know it.

[@karenwalker575]

Tired, uncaffeinated, OTT Tony😂 What a start!

[@ascelot]

Got a street closed near where I live, 1 month+ and nothing so far, and no schedule to fix it either.

[@alexlawrence293]

Hi Tony. The car at 5:19 looks like a Citroen Ami electric car. Only carries two people. One behind the other.

[@Ivan.endicott]

It is an AMI 👍 but seating is side by side, the Twizzy seating was as you described 👍

[@MG-iv9nw]

Only 8K for a new one I believe: 5th Gear nearly had one on its roof when they test drove it a few years back.

[@alexlawrence293]

@@Ivan.endicott Oops ! - I stand corrected. Yes, I think I did confuse the seating with that of a Twizzy

[@stewyripper]

treat all drivers as if they are idiots and 99% of the time you will be right. miss being a cabbie mostly Essex and many trips into the city.

[@craigmorson]

Tony thank you for another fantastic episode keep them up 👍

[@jcev39]

5:15 - Sorry NOT a petrol head moment!!! That's a new Citroen Ami - a new micro car EV!!!

[@xo2quilt]

Can you imagine being in an accident in one of those??

[@jillspence7227]

@@xo2quilt yes, and it is terrifying!

[@dtfhhn]

@@xo2quilt Coffin function is already included. 🤣

[@bruce6014]

Audi driver here. Enjoying the videos. And not taking it personally...

[@dubsydubs5234]

Yea Citroen, it was tested on top gear, I think it was top gear. Merge in turn means merge in turn, it's technically not changing lanes so no need to indicate, I always indicate and only go if I know the other car is allowing me in.

[@VinylGolfHammers]

Hey, I'm a tired Tony too! 🤣

[@outcast5018]

British workforce sat in the Cafè creating imposter london dash cam tik tocs to get back at you😂

[@thelondondashcam]

😂😂

[@4TheRecord]

I'm glad I found your channel again, KZbin keeps unbsubbing me from your channel.

[@stephenhargreaves9011]

@12:51 - you said that the driver didn't indicate. If you look at the tiny little light on the wing mirror, I think that they did, briefly.

[@robertwilson93]

A bit like the pratt I followed into Sainsbury kings Lynn this morning,doing every speed up down all over the road, pulled into the car park then promptly pulled into layby in front of Specsavers enough said.

[@InevitableMayo]

5:10 that's some sort of Citroën I think. I believe the body is actually made of cardboard. I first saw it on a Top Gear magazine cover (I work where the magazine is printed) and do you know, my reaction to it was exactly the same as yours 😂

[@smilerbob]

We have all done that at 22:10 and as you say, it is how we fix the error afterwards 👍

[@vmcougarintn5035]

5:30 That is a box with wheels, love. Didn't you have one when you were a child? 😁

[@mikehipperson]

Yes, it was made out of cardboard but didn't have any wheels. Had to use magic markers if you wanted wheels!

[@Manu-Official]

2:55 In my area a bunch of road geezers finished works two days ago. They left all the cones, all the plastic gates and whatnot, and they also left the traffic lights. Result is people queueing up all day for cones and plastic gates, F knows how long that's going to stay there. If still there tomorrow I'm calling Highways England. Last summer, my street corner was closed for 2 months, for no apparent reason - until a couple of guyz finally showed up and resurfaced around a man hole cover. Took them a couple of hours and they re-opened the road.

[@ianmason.]

It's fair for a site to be still enclosed for a couple of days after the work is finished, some materials need a day or two before they can be driven over.

[@garymoores9248]

@London_Dash_Cam Tony, is there a equivalent of a blue tick that you could register the channel(s) with?

[@johncranna9427]

Whilst we would all like roadworks to be comoleted in the time shown, it is often the case when they discover any water leak that they are dealing with some very old pipework and its not possible to do the repairs with off the shelf fittings. It could well be thatvsomething has to be custem fabricated and that is why you get the delay with, seemingly, nothing happening.

[@jamesmacdonald1116]

That would be a Citroen Ami, good for London as it's top speed is 26. I got stuck behind one in Epsom the other day

[@chrisf9377]

IMO it's usually an Audi or another German car because they attract competitive people who believe that they'll be perceived as wealthy & successful. And they're even more competitive if they could only afford to finance the car.

[@michellesimpson4364]

Great videos ❤

[@jillspence7227]

I have had motorcyclists try and intimidate me to move to the far left to allow them to pass on the highway, but it did not work, I just completely ignored them until they finally passed when there was no traffic coming the other way. Although it is a minor state highway, it is not a wide road, just a lane each way ordinary road, and they had to be patient, and they don't feel they should be, tough luck. I smiled not very sweetly, and they learned that not all grey haired old women are easily intimated.

[@davesaban5144]

I feel your pain mate. I’m afraid it’s just driving. No one.Cares about any body else on the roads I drove Ambulates for 6 years. Most PTS. (Patent transport service) I have been forced off the road more than once because i cannot stop in a hurry. Even on blue lights I had a Bus in Peckham not move over for me. I now have front and rear Dashcam in my camper van and a LED sign saying your being recorded on rear dashcam. The state of driving in the UK is at best awful and at times homicidal. No body cares about anybody else on the roads. It’s all about getting to where you’re going and F anyone else. Driving is not top of the activity most people are performing it’s more important to sent a text, or read an email.

[@sushiginger444]

Just come back from Indonesia where we go regularly. You ever seen the traffic in Jakarta? Everyone is very assertive in their driving and there’s a close shave every few seconds but it works because everyone’s switched on to it. I think you’d have a Connery within 5 minutes driving there with your lack of tolerance! 😂😂😂

[@jomukuk1950]

Hole dug - signs up - signing not conforming to streetworks though. You have to understand, one set digs holes, another erects signs, then the workers arrive to sort the leak out - eventually! [then the blackstuff guys, then streetworks]

[@neilthompson2526]

The closure might not have been water related but they’ve hit a supply while doing their works.

[@thelondondashcam]

Yes could be, but if they have hit a watermain they've just run away and left it because there was no one there. 😂

[@ForkCandle123]

30 seconds, perhaps the truck / van driver was doing his usual morning P turn - a combo of U with C. And 5:20 looks like a Toy Town car. It's similar to one of them other half a car things. On second thoughts, was it a Johnny Cab? Too much reflection on the windscreen for me to make out whether it was Ash. P.S: that was another great episode.

[@xusiaxod6255]

13:55 - merge in turn, it was the red cars turn to go.

[@jillspence7227]

Agree, but it was still a dangerous manoeuvre with kids in the car. Extra care when there are kids in the car is definitely recommended.

[@jillspence7227]

I wouldn't fit into it, let alone be able to get out of it. A car for short, agile people who don't need to go far?

[@xusiaxod6255]

@@jillspence7227 Speed is low anyways, no danger to life here.

[@paulusarnhelm704]

The amount of bikers that don't keep to the speed limit is very large.

[@ianbentley-rb7hs]

You actually wanted a Ford Crapi? The sheep in wolves clothing.

[@Projectoxcart]

I think Clarkson once drove something that small around the BBC.

[@dhcgvvchnchb1161]

That was a Peel P50 from the 60's and it was hilarious watching a 6"5' man in what is effectively one of those red and yellow Flintstones cars kids ride around in.😅

[@em0_tion]

@@dhcgvvchnchb1161 Yabba Dabba Doo! 🤣😂

[@ColinSimpson-ol4bv]

Was your Cortina blue and rust?

[@wesleyjohnson1313]

Citroen Ami at 5:40, definitely a toy car! Think it's one of those quadricycles you can drive on a motorbike licence

[@JonWilson-jr2dn]

Vol-364 @ 18:45 there was a nice luxury vehicle with a front number? A first in a long time.

[@marklongdon2435]

With the water leak if it is to do with Thames Water then I wouldn't hold your breath of it ever being fixed. They must pay their share holders first.

[@DevilsHand07]

For once I knew the little electric car, it was a Citroen. The reason I knew one of my pupils was thinking of buying one for commuting, and asked my opinion 😂. They are about 8 grand and got a distance of about 45 mile, as I remember. Seriously why would you buy one.

[@bellshooter]

Ashleigh has a Ford Focus(bright green)

[@Steve_7867]

15:50, driving aint for most people.

[@SWBiker1957]

I ride a bike 99% of the time and you are correct in the bike setup. He doesnt have a full license as if he did you dont wear shorts to ride a motorbike/scooter or you end up with pizza skin if you crash

[@josephstalin7361]

its a Citroën toaster, they're basic small electric cars limited to 28mph

[@Manu-Official]

5:21 That's a Citroen Ami, electric, restricted to 27 MPH iirc

[@PreNeanderthal]

At 11:10 - Perhaps it had a short circuit or blew a fuse. Dodgy things these electric -chairs- contraptions.

[@johnnypsycho9628]

Easy one > Are they TURN SIGNALS OR INDICATORS .Which ones polite ?

[@PaulaFullwood]

@5:19 that little toy car is a citroen Ami electric car

[@carliem9494]

Who remembers the bubble cars of the 60 made from airplane cockpits?

[@adeo.4473]

Messerschmitts?

[@carliem9494]

and Heinkel ...... that little Ami has a look of one of those. Bet it’s a lot heavier and a damn sight safer in a crash though

[@neilclark2245]

Fokkers - well, when they get in my way they are

[@monbx90x]

5:19 it's called the Citroën Ami

[@Holycurative9610]

We had 2 enormous pot holes in my road and after reporting them some 20ish times they finally arrived, 4 vans with 11 men to fix only one of the potholes on a very quiet road that has about 3 cars a day drive on it. They only fixed one hole though and the following day a van with 3 men in arrived to measure the pothole that wasn't patched. I wonder what the cost was of 14 men to fix one small but deep pothole over 2 days whilst not fixing the other one requiring another visit in a month or so. Is it any wonder council tax is so high and we all think we get very little for the thousands of pounds a year........ Moan over🤐🤐🤐🤐

[@Jamienomore]

I forgot to say, it's called a Citroen AMI. My Dream Vehicle.

[@lefthandedspanner]

I thought College Road roundabout in Rotherham was bad, but Rosehill roundabout looks like an absolute shocker - the lane layout and lack of adequate signage on the west half of the roundabout is completely schizo, nearly gave me a headache looking at it on the aerial view

[@markwells6222]

i notice when you let cars they dont say thank you its gets worse

[@DougieLawson]

You did better by having a Dagenham Dustbin Cortina rather than a Crapi. Capris were notoriously tail happy and would swing out if you just looked at them.

[@michellesimpson4364]

07:06 I would have thought the same

[@peterallen2904]

Funny, the guy driving an Audi three feet behind me looked like he was driving a Mini. I should have gone to Sp**ksavers.

[@MichaelMt01]

5:15 Its a Citroen Ami. An electric car / quadracycle with a top speed of 28 mph 👍

[@stephenhargreaves9011]

People pretend to be you for the same reason I did. An Audi driver heard me having a go through the open window, turned around, chased me, blocked me and got out of his car. He was built like a brick shithouse, so best accent I said I was you and put my foot down before he could get back in his car. If he finds you, giver him my regards.

[@paulwinstone4825]

The water gushing out could have been drainage rather than water supply. If it was water supply, it could be reactive and an easy fix. If drainage, it could be more complicated. Fines from memory are levied for works over running so whoever is doing this could get a battering. You would be surprised on some "real bikers" dress. I've seen a youngster with allegedly a full license dressed poorly for bike riding (like loose ripped jeans and trainers) and a bloke around 50 (all local to me) who was a learner and he had the full leather gear with decent boots on. Also if I remember correctly, if that's a 50cc scooter you don't need to have L plates on it if you have a full license for a car but that might explain the poor riding. If I ever get on a bike on the road (only ever done it off road) then I'll be wearing the full kit as I would rather spend a few hundred on replacing it than have to worry about replacing skin.

[@raynordefoubert9753]

Hi sleepy Tony, I've just figured it out about the british workforce...they use the same invisible wax that you use on you're EV...BOOM!!! problem solved :)

[@Sarah-bq7zo]

The strange little car is a very expensive electric vehicle I did look it up a while ago as I have seen it around here a few times. I wanted a capri too and never got to have one dated a fella once or twice who had one

[@actuallytasha1527]

Without looking it up, I believe that car is a Citeron smart car, basically entirely plastic, fuck all insides, electric only, goes like 30 mph max, not motorway legal. I only know because I saw one at a Citeron dealership and thought it looked hilarious so I sat in it for a bit haha

[@averyhillroad235]

At 05:00 I am surprised you can see anything through you smeary windscreen😵 You need some Rain X!!

[@melissanewton7462]

People think every junction is a start of a race. Edging forward to beat someone else. They hate putting their handbrake on which is what your supposed to do when you stop in case you roll into someone. I get blinded every time by a stack of brake lights. It's dreadful.

[@bruce6014]

Automatics - which increasingly cars are. No real need to use the handbrake.

[@smilerbob]

Auto hold does this as well without the need to hold your foot on the pedal nor release the handbrake when moving off

[@suziforester]

@@melissanewton7462 Your point is totally lost on these two

[@BarryJacobs-tg1ke]

When the lorry changes lanes on the approach to the Rosehill Round the lane he moves into is empty. No problem with him doing that except it is, maybe, a bit inconvenient but the berk in the Merc could have changed lanes at that point or even before the lorry as there was nothing there but, being a German prestige car, these people just have to be in the wrong lane. Turning left or exiting a motorway? Keep right. Turning right? Stay on the left for as long as possible. Same with the woman in the Audi who doesn't use the lane to turn right and has to stay on the left to do it. It happens so often I wonder if they have a separate Highway Code and Driving Theory Test.

[@xusiaxod6255]

09:30 - Ashley Neil only drives BMW's and Tosslers, sorry Tesla's. An Audi will do just as well though.

[@CyclingInfraAudit]

When its raining perhaps you should drive backwards, because the view through your rear window is far better than through your front windscreen. Sort it out!

[@Cars_with_Leilah]

Citreon AMi and you called a Yaris cross an electric bmw 😅

[@andreashaynes3346]

Thanks for the entertaining video Tony. I’ll be careful what I say so SOME QUALITY DRIVING, MOTORCYCLES AND CYCLING. There, that shouldn’t cause any offence!!!!! 😂😂😂

[@suziforester]

@@andreashaynes3346Ha ha ha....I don't like you being compliant to the knob heeds on here xx

[@peterjones2903]

Enterprise vehicle hire,, just had the unlock to have to use their services,, they are a disgrace. Do not recommend them.

[@neuralwarp]

IMO bikes should ride on the pavement below 10kph. On the road they should wear a yellow sash showing a reg no.

[@mohammedpervez]

Going to watch this after supper

[@alunrundle162]

Wow. You REALLY had to force yourself to say 'Audi' in that second clip...

[@jonsnell4751]

It's a Citreon AM1.

[@BartWyns-e1l]

5.30 This is a Fiat 500 washed on 95°

[@dtfhhn]

14:00 Considering only front cam, no. Considering back cam, yes. So both combined, yes. That was dangerous and somewhat unneccessary. The first one in front of you or the lorry, OK. The red one infront of you hmmm not really as speed difference was high and you started moving already, but the space left wasnt really much to do that overtaking. Eeehh, good luck nothing happened there.

[@MrDoohdaah]

Hi there Tony, I know what the audi name stands for......Absolutely Useless Driver Inside,

[@stewyripper]

strange little car? Big ears , Noddy, it belongs in toyland.

[@mwolfer1]

14:00 You might not like it, that's a fair zipper merge. 'In turn' means exactly that. At the choke point it's one from lane 1 and then one from lane 2, with BOTH drivers responsible to make it safe.

[@thelondondashcam]

I get all of that I just think it was too close to me and too close to the obstruction not to mention me having to break, just too aggressive for me.

[@PS-fl7et]

@@thelondondashcamThen perhaps don’t keep the gap so small to vehicles in front when approaching a merge point 👍

[@mwolfer1]

@@thelondondashcam I get that, and certainly it would have been better for the red car to slot in behind you, but it was at the choke point first. BTW where I now live most drivers believe that zipper merge is a communist invention and devil's work, and start lining up on the through lane 15 miles before the choke point, while the semis are trying their best short of ramming you to block anybody trying to 'overtake' them 'illegally'. Stay safe and keep the clips coming - they're both highly entertaining and educational. 😄

[@AdityaRamesh]

If the red car was already there when the lights changed, they could have worked it out. But since they were just arriving as everyone started moving, there was no time to react. They should have merged behind, imo.

[@mikehipperson]

@@PS-fl7et Tony was already at the merge point or should you be in need of a visit to Specsavers?

[@bovnet]

Positioning to turn right doesn't seem to be taught any more

[@REZMETAL]

Ugh, that Audi song is so catchy it's annoying! I can't get it out of my bloody head! 😤