SQUIRES CAFE , STUPID WOMAN CAR DRIVER RUNS INTO THE BACK OF A BIKE AT SQUIRES CAFE

[@B1GSD]

squire's and the surrounding road is a bloody death trap, people showing off all the time. good laugh tho.

[@paulpaul5689]

I’m surprised if the brakes even worked on that old banger,Right pile of junk

[@MiG2880]

Lol @ the scooter rider at 0:47 with his trackies tucked in his socks... Chav-tastic. XD

[@scootjockey]

What also stupid is that the Police do not clear the main road people just walking around..

[@duncanrs]

Saw it happen the busa had stopped to let some bikes out of the car park so he could turn in,he was stationary near the centre of the road ,the woman in the car was being followed by 2(I think) bikes that were speeding (in my oppinion) when she tail ended the biker and pillion ,The driver was very upset and did all she could to help ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,could have been a lot lot worse

[@Tyler_Townend2003]

loopy twat my dad moved the car of the road

[@zXIaDaMIXz]

If you rear end anyone, it is _always_ your fault. You should leave a big enough distance to stop suddenly if you need to.

[@spikeshrek]

No excuse for tailending a bike

[@ARCHSTANTON61]

@Caffreys2 she was doing more than 25 mph, i saw how far she skidded... at even 25mph you can kill.... and bikers are not idiots.. and why make up a new name carrreys2? when we all know its the driver of the car, who is lucky not to be in court for man slaughter.. then she would be gutted

[@gadgetmind]

@Th3DeadlyGunna What on earth are you on about? There is no such law and you're just making it up. It was a public location where people would not have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" so you can photograph/record what you want and do what you want with it.

[@leapoffaith20]

@Th3DeadlyGunna Actually it;'s not, public place, so no permission required. Learn the law before you start quoting it.

[@7thrifty]

i bet the guy on the bike was pulling a no handed wheelie and stopped too quick for the car behind, ive seen how all you scallywags ride when leaving the carpark