I do not recommend driving now...

[Fungus]

Use the bus then

Bus doesn't go where I work

Doesn't go where I live either, at the moment

 

[Easy 10]

 

[Market Porter]

I'll raise you a Single Decker

 

[ali jenkins]

The roads are fine if you keep to the main ones, the less used onesare an issue.

 

[Taybha]

well ile tell you a story ,ive just got back from bait digging on shoreham beach ,and the fesh snow melt of the afternoon sun has refrozen on to the sand for around 15 yards , ive never seen the sand which obviously has a large salt content freeze over like that in this country before. At the hi tide mark clean untouched snow but for the footprints of foxes, and my own, ahhh lovely.

 

[biggles]

well ile tell you a story ,ive just got back from bait digging on shoreham beach ,and the fesh snow melt of the afternoon sun has refrozen on to the sand for around 15 yards , ive never seen the sand which obviously has a large salt content freeze over like that in this country before. At the hi tide mark clean untouched snow but for the footprints of foxes, and my own, ahhh lovely.

i bet you were digging WHITE rag!

 

[Taybha]

i bet you were digging WHITE rag!

i was indeed but hard work for little return

 

[biggles]

i remember the hours i used to spend on big low tides at bognor digging the elusive large white rag , it was always an impressive sight at a beach comp (bucketfull of large white rag) but i always found red rag a far better bait

 

[Taybha]

match is sunday by then the water will be clear and tiddler bashing demands a few whites , i may get some reds in the morning but imagine the banks will be frozen solid at 6am, never dug whites down bognor, any good is it ?

 

[biggles]

it depends on what you mean by good , on a big spring digging like a looney for about an hour i suppose i would get maybe 100 white rag say 3 inches long and a bit thicker than a matchstick (you would need around 5 to fill a size 2 aberdeen) and amongst the tiddlers you could get 10/ 15 good whites 4 to 5 inches and half as thick as a rothmans .
if we fished a comp at shoreham the fellas over there seemed to have good whites but our reds from chi harbour were really good

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

Just drove home from a girls house, went over black ice, slid across onto the other side of the round and was facing the other waywas scary, and lucky there weren't any more cars about!

 

[withdeanwombat]

From Taunton to Telscombe Cliffs and back today.

No claims bonus still okay.

Wimps.

 

[dougdeep]

I had no probs delivering in my lorry yesterday, I suppose it may have been a little tricky for amateurs though.

 

[Notters]

Anyone want to point out to him that you're supposeed to drive in a high gear when it's icy, never first.

 

[saafend_seagull]

fml, just drove back to england

took 15 HOURS. should take total of 7. stuck just before ferry crossing loads of lorrys turned sideways (jackkniffed?) so no one could get past.

 

[BensGrandad]

I had no probs delivering in my lorry yesterday, I suppose it may have been a little tricky for amateurs though.

The trouble is that most of the problems on the roads are caused by the self appointed professionals driving their lorries, whether the conditions be snow ice or rain.

 

[dougdeep]

The trouble is that most of the problems on the roads are caused by the self appointed professionals driving their lorries, whether the conditions be snow ice or rain.

Absolute bollocks, I'd expect nothing less from you.

 

[BensGrandad]

The majority of accidents on the motorways involve lorries and or vans. The vast majority of which are as a result of lorries tail gateing cars FACT.

Another cause of accidents is lorries trying to overtake another lorry when both are restricted to 56mph.

 

[dougdeep]

The majority of accidents on the motorways involve lorries and or vans. The vast majority of which are as a result of lorries tail gateing cars FACT.

Proof required please.

 

[BensGrandad]

Common knowledge through news reports only disputed by the RHA which you would expect but confirmed many times by the RAC and AA.