This is one way to handle someone who has parked their car terribly | Metro News.

I can’t figure out what this guy was thinking. Was he on the phone? Was he texting? Going too fast? All of these? Who knows. What I do know is that if this guy was travelling fast enough to knock down a traffic light, drag it 20 metres, and wreck his engine, then someone standing at the crossing (which is exactly where the van has come to rest), wouldn’t stand a chance….

Just because you have a “Baby on Board” stuck to your rear windscreen does NOT mean you can get away with doing stupid driving manoeuvres. Remember, it’s “mirror-signal-manoeuvre”, and NOT “manoeuvre-signal-mirror”

[caption id="" align=“alignright” width=“240”] Skoda Fabia Greenline (Photo credit: Bradphoria)[/caption]

Interesting morning today. My brakes seized up on my car (Skoda Fabia Greenline), with an ABS system warning light, meaning I was fighting my brakes trying to move my car. Pulled in 200 metres down the road, turned my car around and went back up the hill, and reparked it. Turned the engine off, restarted it and the light disappeared, proceeded to work without much further problems. Whether or not it pops back up again when I drive home is another matter….

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