haveugot1 0 Posted June 6, 2013 I've just heard that people who hog the middle lane on motorways can now be prosecuted. About bloody time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dick65 0 Posted June 6, 2013 points as well as a £100 fine Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
smilinjack 0 Posted June 6, 2013 @haveugot1 wrote:I've just heard that people who hog the middle lane on motorways can now be prosecuted. About bloody time.They could always be prosecuted, now it can be dealt with by FPN Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
madsod 0 Posted June 7, 2013 Also for the phone my pet hate ,does piss me right of iv had a good few fall out with people over this , drive FU** THE PHONE Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ptolemyx 0 Posted June 7, 2013 Lane Hoggers should always have been up for castration - especially the female ones They always could be prosecuted, "Driving Without Due Care and Attention" - but that would mean your traffic cop would have to do some work, writing a report etc. Perhaps with the much easier to administer Fixed Penalty they'll get round to actually policing the lane hogging menace Old and Disgraceful Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dick65 0 Posted June 7, 2013 its the ones who aint got a clue what an indicators for that does my swede in and not just on motorways Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Grumpyowl 0 Posted June 7, 2013 You know it's not that I don't trust politicians but you do have to wonder We need to raise extra revenue wherever we can get it.Alcohol and tobacco and petrol were the cash cows over the last 50 years but have been taxed to death.It's like green taxes we get the public to believe its for the good of the common man and no one minds the taxes.We all hate Lane Hoggers Tailgaters and Mobile phone usersSo for the good of everyone lets give you £100 +points No one will object.The fact we have no one to police this makes No difference because its a feel good factor tax.Now only a few years ago we decided to reduce speed cameras because they weren't as effective as first thought and because local police lost the income and the tax collected from the average law abiding Joe doing 35 in a 30 was now going to central government sod that well stop putting them up and even take some away.I tell you what well put out today that speed cameras work save life'sAnd are now good for everyone. At the same time we can increase the £60 tax by 66% to £100 raise hundreds of millions more in taxes from the average Joe doing 35 in a 30. People will think we're great and a caring government. Also it's a damn site easier than raising taxes from large corporations. Job done Of course I could be wrong!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BanditMike 0 Posted June 7, 2013 @Grumpyowl wrote:You know it's not that I don't trust politicians but you do have to wonder We need to raise extra revenue wherever we can get it.Alcohol and tobacco and petrol were the cash cows over the last 50 years but have been taxed to death.It's like green taxes we get the public to believe its for the good of the common man and no one minds the taxes.We all hate Lane Hoggers Tailgaters and Mobile phone usersSo for the good of everyone lets give you £100 +points No one will object.The fact we have no one to police this makes No difference because its a feel good factor tax.Now only a few years ago we decided to reduce speed cameras because they weren't as effective as first thought and because local police lost the income and the tax collected from the average law abiding Joe doing 35 in a 30 was now going to central government sod that well stop putting them up and even take some away.I tell you what well put out today that speed cameras work save life'sAnd are now good for everyone. At the same time we can increase the £60 tax by 66% to £100 raise hundreds of millions more in taxes from the average Joe doing 35 in a 30. People will think we're great and a caring government. Also it's a damn site easier than raising taxes from large corporations. Job done Of course I could be wrong!! I happen to think you're right. But as a lad at work says, it's a voluntary tax. If you don't want to pay it, don't break the speed limit I know he's right, but ........ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites