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This YOUNG DRIVER was DISQUALIFIED. It's easy to get away with using your phone once. What about in every queue on your commute? What about every queue on every commute for 3 years? I only have to catch you just over once every three years and you'll be disqualified.

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Shakey, Isle of Dogs1 year ago

You really are like an unflushable turd.

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CyclingMikey the Unspeakable1 year ago

If some clown like you dislikes what I do, then it's a good sign that I'm doing the right thing. It's easy to get away with using your phone behind the wheel once. What about for a whole week? A month? I or another camera user only have to catch you just over once every three years, and you'll be disqualified. The idea that anyone anywhere could video you any time takes all the fun out of anti-social driving. The sense of paranoia really eats away at you. 150,000 video allegations made across England and Wales in the last year, most were prosecuted.

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Liam1 year ago

I will never not find it weird that your standing on the side of the road looking into peoples cars to see if they’ve used a phone Finding someone doing it fair enough but purposely looking for it is just plain weird

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PSWhitmore1 year ago

Anyone else find this guy a little bit creepy? One up from peeping Tom?

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CyclingMikey the Unspeakable1 year ago

Did you wrongly imagine the view of the inside of your car on the public highway was private? You should stop driving around with no clothes on, because that's also an offence.

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Flame.On1 year ago

Again this dickhead is out there like a vigilante. Dont you have a fuckin job ? Absolute retard

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CyclingMikey the Unspeakable1 year ago

It's easy to get away with using your phone behind the wheel once. What about for a whole week? A month? I or another camera user only have to catch you just over once every three years, and you'll be disqualified. The idea that anyone anywhere could video you any time takes all the fun out of anti-social driving. The sense of paranoia really eats away at you. 150,000 video allegations made across England and Wales in the last year, most were prosecuted.

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OPEN1 year ago

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Let’s be part of the solution1 year ago

I’m a big supporter of your efforts to catch and deter crime on the roads. Unfortunately on this one you cycled across the stop line on amber, at a pedestrian crossing, and with a pedestrian waiting to cross Looks like an offence to me, as it was not necessary collision avoidance

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CyclingMikey the Unspeakable1 year ago

There is no offence as the stop line was not crossed on red. I accept your apology in advance.

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brown1 year ago

Poor kid jobs gone because of this jobs worth. Like the youth of this country don’t have enough to deal with as it is.

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CyclingMikey the Unspeakable1 year ago

He lost his own job (if that even happened) because he went on his phone despite knowing he is breaking the law and being dangerous by doing that.

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