Fatal Crash Causes Chaos On Motorway | Traffic Cops FULL EPISODE | Blue Light

[@1900Refurb-ul8sn]

Katie Price was treated differently than other drivers, blacked out windows, she wasn't asked to sit in the Police car, and wasn't re-sighted for the number plate, and normally you don't get a producer for insurance, it's immediate vehicle confiscated. Double standards.

[@Cornz38]

Katie price is like a blackpool holiday. A plastic bucket full of crabs with a useless spade.

[@Highland_Moo]

Yup. Pretty grim, especially for such an obnoxious, vile slapper.

[@saakib9426]

Agreed thought the same thing.

[@johncoldwell340]

I completely agree with you, but this was filmed years and years ago, at a time you may have still got a producer

[@Cornz38]

@@johncoldwell340 You may HAVE still got a producer. Of is not the same as have. Basic English.

[@jeanmyers1787]

I’ve watched a few of these episodes now and have to say it’s made me very aware of my own driving and just generally being extra careful around lorries

[@macbitz]

The driver of the Range Rover was sentenced to 4½ years in September 2010 for causing death by dangerous driving. He was also uninsured at the time of the incident. 4½ years seems way too lenient for what he did, particularly as he may have only served 2 years for good behaviour.

[@helen4632]

That pitiful sentence must have been salt in the wound for the poor woman’s family 😔

[@Xxx-bf7vf]

@@helen4632unfortunate reality is that 4 1/2 years is a long sentante for that charge

[@PoppyMom1]

Far too lenient a sentence for such an horrific situation, and my heart goes out to the family of course. 4.5 years (and then possibly halved) for causing such devastation and then being uninsured as well, that’s not justice for those who were left behind. But does anyone know if those 2 mobiles had anything to do with the cause?

[@Gadne92.5]

In UK, does the driver of the Range Rover also face financial consequences - as they caused a fatal crash, or do they escape everything by something like £500 fine and that's it?

[@Xxx-bf7vf]

@ financial compensation usually is dealt with by the insurance company, I am talking from the experience of currently going through the legal processes after my grandad was killed by a dangerous driver

[@sarahfrith1984]

I saw a crash happen to me in my rear view mirror, it’s utterly terrifying knowing what’s coming so I really feel for the lady 😔 Katie price is still committing motoring offences on the regular, some things never change 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@GuyChapman]

I was going along the E17 from Ghent once at 130k, slowed down for traffic, and a guy in the mirror didn’t notice, braked late and spun across both lanes, taking out two others. Terrifying.

[@GoldClav]

In 2040, they will be doing 2024 crashes review and emergency response video😂😂😂

[@jjcvk]

mate this was uploaded 7 hours ago - it's cutting edge...!

[@GoldClav]

@@jjcvk yh I know, but the bids they upload seem like 2010 and older

[@doom2469]

@@jjcvkthis episode is from like 2013

[@GoldClav]

@@doom2469 Saw the comments and they said it was 2010 ish

[@leanne-morgan7226]

Newer episodes or similar are repeated way too often, its nice to watch the older ones that you've forgotten about

[@frederick1776]

these celebrities are so entitled, and nasty attitude

[@catbriggs8362]

Still, you can't blame the girl for not wanting to be photographed with a cop by passing motorists. (On the other hand, advertising her ID with a vanity plate was not the best way to ensure privacy.)

[@odd_shoes]

@@catbriggs8362 If she doesn't want to be photographed with a cop, she shouldn't commit any crimes. She shouldn't get treated any differently to how we would.

[@matthewjones9259]

I can't tell you how long I've waited to see this episode again

[@jp-alarms]

Its mad

[@ProTroll_UK]

Why not?

[@stevefox3763]

29:37 except thats not a Rover Metro, Its a Renault Modus!!

[@stevepattison9194]

@@stevefox3763 shows how much he knows about cars idiot

[@clanmac66]

Or a Fiesta, but a Focus!. I PC Plod needs to go to spec savers.

[@Carspottingireland]

​@clanmac66 he's right it is a fiesta

[@dazphilpott2876]

That copper can't be fit to drive if he cant tell the difference between a rover metro and a Renault 😂

[@lesley7321]

Benjamin Barrego should have got a life sentence ! It’s disgusting how lenient our courts are. Plus no insurance etc. needs to be ineligible for parole !

[@alexcuthbertson9808]

I’m 43 & I still remember watching police camera action with alistair Stewart in 1994/95 & then the 1st traffic cops on bbc1 series 1 was only 30 mins long Y reg Volvo v70 T5s

[@dbchud]

He’s crashed he’s crashed he’s crashed! (If you remember that from the intro!). I loved it as a kid.

[@StuartOliver83]

Yep same here

[@equaliser2265]

Then Alistair Stewart got arrested for Driving whilst under the influence of Drink or drugs,.

[@hazelduerdoth4333]

Now you’ve made me feel old 🤣🤣🤣

[@larsv701]

At 15 minutes or so, where the old driver is stopped I couldn't help to notice that the Mazda Miata did not indicate and the old man did indicate

[@TheGrimReaper1]

Aye, and maybe that gentleman just wants some new specialist driving glasses, his eyes were also watering a bit I think.

[@maunsell24]

It's MX-5 in the UK. Miata is specfic to the US market. Eunos in Japan. There are a number of Jap grey imports on UK roads. Maybe you need your eyesight testing too. It did indicate, albeit for only 3 flashes.

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

I caught that. At first, that's who I thought they were going to pull over. But the fact that the police can require roadside vision tests sealed his fate. He never had the chance to refute the charges since the eye issue was dealt with first.

[@bernardcromarty485]

The MX5 WAS indicating at 13.45, indicators probably self cancelled. I do a lot of motorway driving, and see this kind of near miss in front of me quite frequently. Both drivers would have been equally to blame had there had been a collision.

[@jimmy18scot]

You do know that you don’t have to indicate to return back to inside lane, only when you are pulling out to pass a slower vehicle. Although the Mazda did indicate left whereas the old boy didn’t indicate right before pulling out…. Mirror, signal, manoeuvre!

[@marknestbox]

If price is classed as a celebrity then the word has lost its meaning. I could not even recall what she was supposedly 'famous' for. The words shallow and 'I'm a VIP' do occur as more accurate however.

[@PoppyMom1]

I totally agree with you, but she’s just another one of those people who thinks that they’re “famous” for doing absolutely nothing. She was better known for her being a page 3 type, and it’s pathetic that she is still “posing” like that, even when she’s got her kids around her…and she’s astoundingly complaining about her insurance being too expensive (which shouldn’t have been a surprise to her, given her abysmal track record).

[@Glamrockqueen]

Gettin her Norks out and marrying that Peter Andre int it?

[@ooliver]

famous for being famous is what I'd say

[@SamaelOriah]

She thinks she is a celebrity, but all she seems to be is an entitled has-been who thinks she's too famous to get arrested, but ironically currently is famous for being declared bankrupt twice

[@Highland_Moo]

Famous for being a slag.

[@garethh81]

Never mind the reg what abouts those front tints 😂😂😂😂

[@fliss362]

In Australia we have annual medical exam for all drivers over 75yrs which includes eye sight test. This is sent electronically from both the Dr and the Optometrist to the driving authority. Police do not need to waste time doing street clinics. Its a simple move to send people to the Optician each year as so many treatable eye conditions are picked up. Drs also do other tests to which test other skills necessary to drive safely. Licences can be revoked on the spot by the Dr and returned with a good result of a Comprehensive Driving Test done on the road with the specially trained and certified Occupation Therapist. This whole approach has improved road safety.

[@basilpunton5702]

Not the same in all states of Australia. Some one making a guess that his state rule is a national rule. Needs education.

[@ScruffyMisguidedAndBlue]

"Well I don't think it was that bloody serious"....looks at his car on its roof!

[@AmanHare-z4s]

Bless the old dear gentleman They should have just sent him for an eye test not to court

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

He knew he couldn't see well and kept on driving.

[@dukedragon28]

@@jeanaprewitt9658 This is why we need to start introducing driving tests for elderly people too. Many of them know they shouldnt be driving but chose to anyway

[@john1v6]

@@dukedragon28 Or at least compulsory medicals. There's a massive driving test backlog in the UK as it is. I take your point though. I drive 20,000 to 25,000 miles annually for work and witness numerous acts of dangerous driving by the elderly, mostly failure to pay proper attention to events around them.

[@jimmy18scot]

Why? It’s part of your privilege to drive that your eyesight is good enough. If your eyesight isn’t good enough then you aren’t allowed that privilege. Safety first

[@johnbarnes9379]

seeing a vehicle and reading a number plate two different things , jordan's only a mattress anyway

[@jmc8076]

The man on the road could have early dementia too. No matter good to have empathy and respect. For some who don’t know 20 miles is 40 km. Loooong walk. Edit: only public name’s privacy counts?

[@Lara-rj5fi]

Definitely ❤

[@zaftra]

it wasn't early, that was advanced.

[@blanca-i5w]

he certaintly sounds like a dementia patient

[@hazelduerdoth4333]

Loved pc Phil Mann’s attitude 🤣🤣 reminds me of cop I was seeing years ago 👍

[@ronsiedavie2377]

I am 76 and drive in Johannesburg. I am very aware of my ability and intend to stop driving when I become too nervous to drive on the motorway. Our taxis dont comply to road rules and go through red lights, stop anywhere and change lanes without indicating. Driving in Johannesburg is like driving in France.

[@chrisdalton5529]

Why did she get away with illegal window tints

[@Duckymack-72]

Katey ill do anything for a price is a disgrace of a person. If that was anyone else,they would have been done for the window tints on the front.

[@whitemonkey7932]

Balls to her privacy...if it was a little black boy he wouldn't have got a producer and the car would have been lifted.

[@azharmahmood8440]

Very good working police 🚔 thanks ♥️ so ❤much

[@gursisingh1940]

@20:23 last 2 letters on the plate are reflecting light!! No wonder the elder man couldn't read it!!

[@bernardcromarty485]

That's what I thought, too!

[@HxRMotorsports]

It wouldn't have been reflecting like that for him. The police officer wouldn't have asked him to read it if was. They're not monsters.

[@SpiritmanProductions]

Only from the camera's angle.

[@nikkirazelli3250]

6:00, no need to use the Pa system, and potentially scare the crap out of the poor old codger.. just pull up and get out to talk to him

[@davidteasdale8163]

'A Rover Metro' tho 🤣 it's a Renault Modus

[@thejaxter6384]

You dont have to wash! That's that then, no submarine for me then.... just imagine the stench 🤢🤮

[@alexmacdonald4270]

It was strange thats what he said, weird 🤮

[@KarinaRockBitch1]

Eww 🤮 Seaman Stains 🤮

[@GamerKatz_1971]

I don't know about the Royal Navy but in the US Navy any sailor who doesn't shower will quickly find out how fast his chief can shove him into one.

[@GamerKatz_1971]

Now granted on American subs they do what's called a submarine shower where they turn the water on, get wet enough to soap up while it is off and then turn it on again to wash the soap off. But they don't just go months without bathing. No.

[@joannamccord-io1ho]

There are other ways to keep clean, a flannel does a good job, deodorants etc,

[@siriax1691]

£20,000 for a fucking gate? someones having a laugh.

[@adnxn1]

truck to transport it, crane probably, £2039392 in health and safety forms, 😂

[@MadelineRose-ep7fj]

Safe driving on roads is something that should be mandatory. AARP focuses on senior drivers, but young drivers need further training, too.😊

[@K666_ANB]

Price is a right melt, about time she had her license revoked and done some time inside all the shit she's got away with from the corrupt old bill!

[@lindabridges9483]

And she has the nerve to complain she cant get car insurance in 2024

[@ukdnbmarsh]

im sure this episode is from 2010

[@joshua4302]

@@ukdnbmarsh2009 according to the timestamp at 12:10

[@AmandaClark-y3s]

Benjamin Borrego got 4.5 years in prison

[@sillybait1329]

Not enough, too many drivers want to be in front regardless of traffic watch London dash Cam and you will understand the mentality of these drivers who do not do queues

[@Ella_Karina]

This was in 2010, he was released 10 years ago 😮

[@NonameUsernamesAnonymous]

Your videos really love them

[@mikemunro]

katie price is an alien from space.

[@nikkirazelli3250]

£20,000 for replacing the barriers?? what fantasy land do network rail live in?

[@Adrian_Nel]

@nikkirazelli3250 What do you think they should cost then?

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

@@Adrian_Nelit’s poorly worded. It’s not just the cost of a replacement barrier, it’s also the cost of the work force, cost of checking the full level crossing equipment, cost of the delay penalty.

[@eliz_scubavn]

The barrier isn’t going to magically land from outer space into the railway crossing. You need the physical barrier, plus a crew who have the technical training to actually do the job, plus safety and operational testing of the barrier, plus the costs of any delays to traffic/trains and local business. They had to do repairs to the railway crossing in my town due to simple wear and tear and that bill came to £8000 very quickly. My route to work took me over that crossing regularly and having it shut off was an absolute pain in the backside because it added a mile or so to my route and took me through a horribly busy section of the town at the worst time.

[@ezrashonor]

I would have figured the cost to be much more. The unit itself, installation, testing etc. I know in the States these run over $100k.

[@GamesGalore-fd9mv]

Im so sorry for the ladie that died...

[@mow4ncry]

In the US of A that would be a minimum of manslaughter if not second-degree murder

[@howardbeer5214]

Erm Dangerous driving ???? I was sitting in traffic on the A14 another car was stopped behind me and then BANG Hit by a large van doing 70 mph Almost kill the people behind and myself and wife When I got out all he said was "I didn't see you"" !!! Dry road very good weather !! Guess what Being prosectuted for driving without due care and attention The suffolk police did not check his phone say Oh its not as simple as that !! IT is in my book they just couldn't be arsed !!!

[@nigelparrott6944]

In Estonia there are no barriers, people just stop if lights are flashing. Using common sense!

[@ooliver]

so do many crossings in the UK and drivers, you're seeing the cherry picked collection of the result of so many cars on the road so by probability, plenty will do this

[@JurivonStolzenberg14]

I admire the investigators working at night and piecing things together. Must be so difficult to see minute details of marks and damaged pieces showing what happened.

[@geoffreybuist3950]

There are a lot more younger people that should not be driving than the odd old chap.

[@john1v6]

I drive a lot for work. I see roughly equal numbers of both. Some, not all, young drivers are cocky and overconfident. Some, not all, old drivers are inattentive.

[@trevormoat6919]

Self Certification should not be allowed. The PC said about an Entitlement to Drive, it is not an Entitlement it is a Privilege, not a right

[@briancurran2988]

I've been saying the same for years, they should have to have a medical the same as hgv drivers.

[@jaypearce4314]

A barrier that goes up and down costs 20 grand? Your having me on

[@UnKrashable]

This is why I always move away from lane 1 at an exit...

[@TheEDFLegacy]

The fact that so many people risk their lives trying to beat a train is ridiculous. I know how much trains weigh, and the reason they can pull so much is exactly the same reason they can't stop on a dime - which is the efficiency of rails when it comes to friction. Rails are nearly frictionless, which is great when pulling millions of pounds of weight. But _because_ they're nearly frictionless, they really struggle to climb hills, slow down on downhills - and stop in an emergency. Combine that with the fact that people misjudge how close they are because of how big they are, is a recipe for disaster. Always look both ways before crossing - even when there are bell/lights/gates!

[@joannamccord-io1ho]

I have not seen this before so enjoying it

[@noelfearnside1704]

Ĥow come the elderly chap wasn't told to get his eyes tested, get new spectacles and take the test again?

[@katelights]

the police report it to the licensing authority, and its up to them to do that.

[@DeKat-84]

With some age-related eye problems it's not as simple as that. Glasses won't correct all eyesight issues.

[@vinniechudam1835]

Old Peugeot driver is now 95 if he is still alive. Bless him

[@0ldb1ll]

There was light reflected on the rhs of the plate. Was that plate flat?

[@davidl83722]

This test was a joke. The way you positioned was a joke. Even I could not read it properly. The light was dazzling the plate. This was 100% stupidity on the police officers side.

[@whitemonkey7932]

Intentional

[@vampy5071]

I don't think so, I could see and read it perfectly fine at all distances shown. He clearly had bad eyesight Another lady at 30:54 managed just fine at an eyesight test also

[@whitemonkey7932]

@@vampy5071 are you serious?

[@vampy5071]

@whitemonkey7932 yup, didn't see how or why those cops would intentially try to make him fail the test.. they even said afterwards of their statistics from previous roadside eye tests they've carried out before

[@davidl83722]

@vampy5071 ik then was the sun dazzling down on the number plate at that time. What gives the right for police to make up their own test when it comes to people's livelihoods. They should be a test that has been past by an expert, not a so-called big shot. That thinks he knows everything.

[@shaunpapworth4269]

The range rover driver was queue jumping

[@fink94]

I could watch this all day just for the British accent

[@alexrobinson2281]

Fud! 😂

[@traceymagee]

Just 4 years for killing that poor woman ! He had no insurance either

[@FlandPark]

Blue mk2 Reliant Robin 4:25

[@NigelSimms-d6z]

Were they called the rialto

[@danielletheprotogen]

@@NigelSimms-d6z Nope, the Rialto is the one with the Austin Metro headlights, they sold the Robin (MK2 Fiesta headlights) and the Rialto (MK1 Metro headlights) at the same time despite being the same car except for bodywork

[@StuartOliver83]

I remember that day I worked at a car showroom on Portland rd and was off to the post office to get tax for a few cars

[@stevepattison9194]

Why is that old man not wearing a seat belt in the police car shame on the driver

[@john1v6]

In the UK if a passenger is an adult it is THEIR responsibility to wear one NOT the driver's. (Highway Code)

[@catbriggs8362]

In my country, our accident / death rates are also higher for young drivers. I agree, it's lack of experience, but I also wonder if using phones while driving is part of the problem. Phones are mesmerizing to kids. As I was pulling into a parking space, a young teen girl on the sidewalk was texting on her phone and stepped off the curb in front of my car. Her Mom was standing there. Fortunately, I had been watching her and stopped before she got hit. Her Mom seemed oblivious.

[@john1v6]

Same in the UK. People walk around like zombies gawping at phones, stepping into the road etc.

[@kay-412]

no way, that’s exactly what caused my train to be delayed by half an hour last week lol

[@jayp5169]

The old gentleman was indicating to pull out from behind the mixer lorry & the Mazda didn’t indicate to pull back into the middle lane!! The police man was quick to say it’ll probably be a old person that’s driven into the house hahaha but then he doesn’t know the difference between a metro & a modus, muppet 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mattyexploresavengerurban7922]

Thank you so much. I’ve been looking forward to this episode of one so you could never fly on KZbin.🎉🎉🎉 especially this is in my neck of woods

[@YoloMenace001]

13:09 that guy actually spoke out and regretted doing that.

[@Skepdog]

PC Phil Mann was an odd dude.

[@franktuckwell196]

The real question is, "Why should you be allowed to break the law, just because you are a celebrity?". I am sure that if somebody crashes into you, it doesn't matter if you are a celebrity or not, its whether you are competent or responsible to drive? Would you feel privelleged if you were run over by a celebrity or not?

[@theawfulgambler]

No way his name is Bertie Bassett.

[@macbitz]

The caption said his name is Mark Bassett, but cops are very good at giving each other nicknames 😉

[@whitemonkey7932]

​@@macbitzThere have been a few that I have nicknames for

[@donnamitchell7707]

Excellent episode. They should do what they do here with seniors driving. Any senior 80, and older must take a drivers course every year. Their eyes are checked as well. I hope you have a great day my friend, and stay safe ❤️🙂⚘️🚔💙.

[@berniecoles2337]

I know the bloke who jumped the lights in Llangadog driving the red Corsa. He swore blind he couldn’t see them flashing due to the sun, but was still prosecuted for the offence. They’ve since put barriers across the road, which should have been done long before for such a busy road.

[@elizabethjoyner1766]

“these people” ?! “granddad” ?! How patronising can you …… get?

[@oligultonn]

I don't find it patronising. I have always had great respect for my grandparents and I hope one day to become a grandad myself.

[@whitemonkey7932]

​@@oligultonnit's not polite. he should be addressed as Sir

[@oligultonn]

@ fair point.

[@bettym.6766]

Only the really stupid argue with a train. They always win.

[@dawnlane1514]

Respected her privacy but everyone else doesn’t matter ?

[@dawnlane1514]

He should be sacked

[@dawnlane1514]

No wonder the public has no respect towards law enforcement

[@drdeborahhockney5609]

PC Mann is lovely ❤ My dad was a Submariner just after the Second World War and he also l0ved Navy Life . The old man couldnt hear him on the loud eeker😂

[@JurivonStolzenberg14]

Range rover : witness says correct " too fast". High centre of gravity speed , change of lane. Basic physics. SUV drivers I find the most selfish. Size supposed to replace capability. Inverse relation.

[@bobfreestone1752]

At 22.40, yer man expresses the profound opinion that at 70, all drivers should be retested. Back off my petal, I've been a driver of assessed standard (IAM and RoSPA at Gold level) for over thirty years, and at retirement continue that habit by engaging the services of a local driving school to undergo a two-hour observed drive with conclusions of the instructor laid down in a written report. All good so far, at 76. Problem is, no one understands that I want evidence of my continued excellence behind the wheel, and no one is at all interested.

[@backpages1]

Do they issue sunglasses to go with those jackets (3:15)?

[@IIGrayfoxII]

Problem with making that old guy read that plate was the glare, even with the camera zooming in, it was hard to make out the Y.

[@touchofgrey5372]

Here we go again; Near misses! It's a near HIT!!! When you just miss a RR crossing gate it's a near hit!

[@rosella1919]

Yesterday I was doing 80km/hour on a major highway (which was the speed limit) approaching a town, when a car on my right pulled straight out in front of me, without even looking for approaching traffic. Luckily I pulled up before I hit him and slammed my hand on the horn to warn him. It was total neglect on his part. People need to concentrate and read the road signs. I’ve been driving for 55 years, most of which has been on country roads. People do such stupid things, which often can be fatal.

[@jamiepipkin9953]

Rover metro 🤣 right get here for a compulsory eye test 😅

[@Jammysandwedge88]

30:03 that ain’t no rover metro 😂

[@backpages1]

An observation. On those incidents, car crashes, medical, the department should be issuing latex gloves to protect the officer from contamination (biological).

[@whitemonkey7932]

They are

[@Highland_Moo]

We have lots of fatal crashes in my part of Scotland. Usually motorcyclists who come up from other parts of Britain to do the North Coast 500 and they ride too past and end up binning their machine and themselves. Young drivers driving cars that are too powerful for their standard and skills also end up the same way. We have one traffic police unit in the Highlands and they’re in Dingwall. So, even after the crash happens it’s around a 2 hour wait for them to arrive, (and they drive like formula 1 dudes), and by the time everything is concluded you’re usually 10/12 hours for the average fatal or possible fatal crash. If they think a person may die from their injuries they treat the scene the same as they do for fatals. Total pain in the tits when there’s only one way off the Isle of Skye etc.

[@alexrobinson2281]

You should know by now the speed limits or anywhere near it does not apply to motor cyclists

[@SuzetteGrist]

At crash site, love how the pokice park illegally on the junction - whooopsssss.😂 the area my old stomping ground all around Sussex 😂 from SA

[@karensanter3941]

Trouble is with famous people they think they can get away with it

[@drdeborahhockney5609]

Ahhhh now I know where Mark Fowler from Eastenders is 😊

[@Ella_Karina]

16:00 poor guy, he’s gonna cause an accident, time to surrender the license

[@fliss362]

In Australia, 95% of vehicles are automatic for the the last 20-30 yrs. It is rare to have a manual car, usually 4WD or race cars. One foot for each pedal.

[@TheMowgus]

Which is also making manual cars a big theft deterrent because the young joy riders can't figure out what the third pedal is for ;).

[@catbriggs8362]

I have a manual Mustang. I use left foot on the clutch (and brake pedal) and right foot on the gas pedal. My Dad taught me to drive that way. He did that in his automatic car. Makes more sense to me than using the right foot for both operations.

[@rosella1919]

I’ve hired three cars in the UK. Each time we booked an automatic transmission, but were told on arrival that they didn’t have any. Get into the 21st Century UK. All those flipping roundabouts while driving a manual car, is ridiculous.

[@nathanward9745]

Have more control in a manual and its a more enjoyable driving experience. I did not feel safe at all while driving automatic. You drive a manual. An automatic drives you.

[@chloerowson9140]

I feel sorry for the old man that got pulled over. LEAVE the poor man alone

[@AJB2K3]

And so many are still on the road that shouldn't be.

[@matthewjones9259]

Only because the railways are still unaffordable

[@ayrshirefromabove2223]

Even back the there was a two tier justice system. Katie price got shown all the privileges of a celebrity that nobody else would get.

[@ProTroll_UK]

A train can’t change direction, it’s impossible’, righhhhhtttt… 😂

[@benhiggs2601]

8:34 the copper's passenger doesn't have his seatbelt on. Double standards indeed.

[@scotty2036]

A rover metro 😂😂😂😂....try renault modus dopy 😂

[@adamhousden6349]

dopey not dopy try spelling properly when you find fault, lol

[@alexrobinson2281]

The lorry didn’t jump the lights , the driver did

[@angiedavies1502]

Looks to me the old guy has no seatbelt on in that police car 😮

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

I don't understand the issue with the personalized plates. In the US, all plate, personalized or not, are issued through the state you live in. Personalized plates cost a lot more, but there's never an issue with their legality because the state issues them. Do personalized plates in the UK come from a third party? If so, it's a great way to alter the identity of a vehicle.

[@stephenkelsall1480]

The police guy in the car with the old guy broke the law by letting him wear no seat belt on

[@john1v6]

The old guy is an adult. Not the driver's responsibility. The only person breaking the law was the old guy. (Highway Code)

[@Bow-j6c]

Unbelievable, They took my father's licence in his 70s said he couldn't see properly, Yet when my father used a tractor and machinery he lines in the paddock were straighter then any cop ,,

[@mrpowell4530]

Who's here from the tattle page about Katie Price?

[@stresseddad1615]

Rover Metro! 29:42 ! Looks like a Renault to me.

[@Cossieplumber]

Old lad should have memorised the plate when it was parked behind him

[@SuzetteGrist]

Having found phones, youth, must have been texting?..........😮