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oh dear oh dear oh dear
muddyjames:
--- Quote from: boss on March 10, 2009, 19:06:57 ---...was the first time i had ever driven a hiab and i wasnt usedto how crap it was! came to some traffic lights in london.......applies the "london green" rule (light was amber) dropped a gear....nothing happend! crap! ran a red!.
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Thats why people have driving lessons and pass a test to drive such vehicles so when they go out on thier own they are compentant and know what they are doing.
tut tut tut. I'm afraid I have to say it...................
It's not big, it's not clever and it CERTAINLY ISN'T funny. [-X
Saffy:
--- Quote from: boss on March 10, 2009, 19:06:57 ---
the only comeback or way of getting out of this is
so if anything happens i diddnt do it!
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least you kept it quite then and not talk about it in a worldwide forum with several serving police office members.... oh oops :lol:
william127:
bloody hell! i take it youve just got the qrdinary(aftr 1997) car license, without any extra catagories? there a right pain in the behind, especicialloy if you work in building/ farming and everyone else is driving all sorts of truck and trailer combinations all around and you cant without spending £600 or so quid a catergory to uprate your license :twisted: :evil: good luck with it, hope you get away with it :) (but dont do it again) :wink:
Chris Putt:
Gutted... But you are a silly boy for driving it!!
horsethief:
Did your firm know you not got license,if so they are responseable,we had an accident with manlift,but couldn't prosecute because no body had course,so firm responseable.If you not on work sheet deny everything up to police to prove you driving,under human rights law you can't implicate yourself,i think.best of luck and be more careful next time.remeber your company responsable for letting you drive it.
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