i am so sick of big people carriers. i was cut up about 10 times today atleast

i think a pettition should be made to get them off britains roads

there is no need for people to drive 2.5 litre engined wagons in city centres or for a school run.





either that or shoot all the drivers

I better keep quiet then

okay, just dont say "theres no need for an 18 year old to drive a 2.0 20v estate"

I have no problem with people carriers, unless theres only the driver in it Its when I see massive Hummer H2s driving around...theres quite a few about

yeah, i spotted one in st annes last time i was back. whats that abuot!

dillinger39 said:

there is no need for people to drive 2.5 litre engined wagons in city centres or for a school run.

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Ok then brains, explain how else to get 6 kids to school every day?

Then again, ours is ONLY a 2.2

arc said:

yeah, i spotted one in st annes last time i was back. whats that abuot!

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I know! Theyre the size of St Annes lol. Keep them in America where they belong...

Cutting up is to do with schtoopid drivers, not big cars.

They'd be schtoopid in a Bravo too, if they had one.

And as for banning, you realise my ickle Stilo is far less economical than our big bus?!

I am also taking it down to London this weekend, probably with 4 or 5 other adults in it?

I don't get your logic - end of the day, I pay the road tax, I pay the insurance, I pay my fuel tax, I can therefore drive what I like, when I like, where I like

dillinger39 said:

there is no need for people to drive 2.5 litre engined wagons in city centres or for a school run.

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Theres no need for a 2.5L T (petrol) driven car to travel an average of 5 miles a day...you try telling some people that

...If you want a good start, try the driver of the swedish lump about 25m from your Bravo

bulldog5046 said:

okay, just dont say "theres no need for an 18 year old to drive a 2.0 20v estate"

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Well if you can afford to run it, fair enough .

But I dont see your argument, you dont really drive yours much atm do you, with it being rather broken and everything

fixitagaintomorrow said:

Cutting up is to do with schtoopid drivers, not big cars.

They'd be schtoopid in a Bravo too, if they had one.

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yeah loads of people have almost pulled into me in big vehicals, 4x4's, busses, people carries etc. its not fun in a little uno, luckily its usually at low speeds so i can either accelerate around or brake to a safe distance

EDIT: just wanted to add to this a little, please understand i would only accelerate to get the nose in front so the driver can see me, i forget i have a horn (a pathetic one)

no i mean those big navaros and those big warrior things. with like two people in them or one person just to do the school run.

and who ever heard of making the kids walk......in my day i had to walk 20 miles to school in the freesing cold and ice too.

fiats are ok.....i love fiats

dillinger39 said:

in my day i had to walk 20 miles to school

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So thats a whole 2 years ago? lol

dillinger39 said:

no i mean those big navaros and those big warrior things. with like two people in them or one person just to do the school run.

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Ok, a scenario - Jules drops off the kids at school, she then decides to go to the gym, go shopping, see her mum, etc - she is then a single person driving a 7 seater at that point in time? So she gets persecuted because of that?

And as for walking - you got to be kidding our local council have refused to put a crossing on our road, which is a major A road in our county! They did put one in a quarter of a mile away, which services a few houses [no doubt lived in by a councillor or something ]

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and who ever heard of making the kids walk......in my day i had to walk 20 miles to school in the freesing cold and ice too.

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That sounds unlikely. 5 hours each way?

wolfracepunto said:

So thats a whole 2 years ago? lol

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yeah and you do relise thats about 5 hours of walking at a good pace! anyone else smell that?

fixitagaintomorrow said:

That sounds unlikely. 5 hours each way?

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or go a little deeper, he set off for school at 4am (left house) so was probably up at 3am.

he then left school at 3pm and arrives home at 8pm, would imagen he ate dinner atleast before going to bed so lets say 9pm.

so thats just 6 hours sleep each night and no social life....

Lucky you had a skool to walk 20miles too...I was sweeping chimneys at that age!

lol well worth a try i suppose