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TWR | 17:22 Tue 19th Jan 2016 | Motoring
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when passing a Motorway Accident, or any Vehicle accident how the ell did that happen?
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yes. quite often you'll come across a single vehicle facing the wrong way and mashed to hell, with no other vehicle in sight and no evidence of it having hit the street furniture.....
no.

No, if I'm not involved it's none of my business.
Years ago, exiting J19 of the M6, saw a Lada on the hard shoulder half way up the northbound slip. Perfectly parked in terms of position on the shoulder, but on its roof. Sometimes you can’t help but wonder.
I despair at the people who manage to crash into the nice barriers in 30mph zones around town, usually about 3 days after they are installed.
Yes. It's only human to be curious.
Why does it have to be a motorway? Indeed, why do we have to actually see the incident?

The big Tesco site on the edge of Ipswich has a car park where it's impossible to drive at more than about 10mph, even if you want to. So I'm still baffled as to how this happened on Sunday!
http://www.ipswichstar.co.uk/news/four_vehicle_crash_traps_two_inside_car_in_tesco_carpark_in_copdock_1_4382567

Similarly, I came out of the country's biggest Sainsbury's store some time ago and saw that one car had apparently:
(a) reversed into a space which was only just wide enough for the vehicle, with no room to open the doors ;
(b) continued reversing, presumably at considerable speed, straight through a bollard ;
(c) still continued reversing across a busy footpath and the next roadway on the car park ;
(d) slammed into the vehicle beyond that ;
(e) shunting that car into the one on the opposite bay ; and
(f) pushing the whole lot so far back that it had ended up in the parking space previously taken by the car it had hit!
No usually a bonneet is bashed in ( and so the car's front went into something)
and either a side door ( the er victim ) or a bruised boot .....

I have never seen a motorcyclist rapped around a motorway light but his time will come
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Have you never seen one doing Eddie the Eagle P.P. you have not seen much have you.
Everytime!!

Buenchico is that the price your paying for fuel in your areA, £1.30.9

We had a lovely new traffic light outside the post office
Only lasted a week
Cupotee:
The editor of our local rag seems to think every story needs a picture. He usually can't be bothered to send a photographer to take a photo, so he inevitably uses an old file picture (as he's clearly done there).

So, for example, if the newspaper decides to publish a story that snow isn't on the way (which is hardly 'news' anyway!), the editor still thinks that readers need to be shown what snow looks like ;-)
http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/snow_for_suffolk_is_unlikely_but_weather_warning_for_ice_in_place_1_4382052

Similarly, almost every crime story features exactly the same photo of a policeman knocking on someone's door!

(That Tesco is currently charging 99.7p per litre, as are the other big supermarkets in Ipswich)

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