Anatomy of a near miss.

Could I have done anything differently?

  • No. You already had it covered.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Yes. Stay at home and never leave.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    16
If we're being judgemental, I'm with Bricktop here. I've seen that nearly happen so often I'm paranoid about checking my mirrors before moving out, and signalling if there's any amount of traffic about. In fact, I'd have looked, then signalled just to make sure anyone around had had time to see it, then looked again before I did that.

But I'm always in favour of blaming the BMW.

You're back. You ok. 🙂👍
 
My back what? (No, don't answer that, I edited it.)

Fine now, thanks. Had a bit of a lingering virus, then the order came to get back on to trying to get the Scottish legal stuck-ups to recognise that the Lockerbie conviction was a pile of shit.
 
If we're being judgemental, I'm with Bricktop here. I've seen that nearly happen so often I'm paranoid about checking my mirrors before moving out, and signalling if there's any amount of traffic about. In fact, I'd have looked, then signalled just to make sure anyone around had had time to see it, then looked again before I did that.

But I'm always in favour of blaming the BMW.

Hello @Rolfe!!

Where have you been?

Round The World Cruise?

Edit...(IF only I had read the thread first) 🤣
 
My view is that you were driving too fast for the conditions and the visibility of the approaching junction.
My driving instructor told me, "Never ever drive faster than you can see.
"blind muppets"
Which ones were they?
I can remember Kermit and Miss Piggy, but not the blind muppets.
 
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