Advice needed.....

[Greenerside]

Sitting at a T junction and the car approaching from the right is indicating to turn left into the road i'm in. Check right and start pulling out. The B#@ch has since decided to carry straight on. I've gone into the side of her, not too bad but enough. Is this my fault?? Turns out she lives in the road I was coming out of. Obviously just remembered she needed sumthin from the shops. Morning all <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

[SurreyLegend]

Your fault as you will never prove she was indicating unless you have a witness who was not in your car.

 

Regards,

PC Surrey Legend

[Teflon]

I agree with SL i'am affraid GS,

[PB!]

have to agree with SL there greeners.

[Oners_2_Fourers]

Chin up!

[Greenerside]

This is what I thought, Golf behind her drove off. Had a mate in the car but that don't count. These people should be shot and hung up. P'off beyond help at the minute and this s#ag has topped me.

[PB!]

You play last saturday Greeners? What Merstham like??

[SurreyLegend]

But you know where she lives. Thats always handy

[Greenerside]

Did'nt play mate, got doctors tonight. We were the better side but got nothing up front at the mo. Scrappy goal in the 3 minute done us. Exactly SL, leave it till new year and steal her cats.

[SurreyLegend]

Let me know if you need anything Greener

[Big J R]

As a retired driving instructor, (amongst other things), this is the down side for you.

 

Giving a signal of an indication to turn is not proof of intention to complete the turn.

 

The key word is indicate. "I am indicating I MIGHT turn !"

 

Many a driving test has been halted in identical situations where the candidate has started to pull out and the Examiner has gone for the dual-break pedal. TEST OVER !

 

Sorry mate, like Lady Heather Mills-Mac. - You ain't gotta leg to stand on !!!