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19-10-12, 01:56 PM
Anyone know this t#*t?
Just saw him tailgating a scooter with L plates up Avenue LaFleche, going for an overtake on the blind bend, undertaking at the top then swerving across infront of her, nearly taking her front wheel out.
If it'd been some youth in a hot hatch I'd have thought "idiot" but for a driving instructor to act this way is unforgivable.
If anyone does know this instructor, have a quiet word. This kind of driving in a sign written vehicle is not good for business.
19-10-12, 02:03 PM
If you saw a 61 plate Silver Citroen or Ford Focus Ztec?...then this was taken off their website....
"With over 20 years experience, Tam's School Of Motoring is the best for driving lessons in Chippenham." ;D ;D ;D ;D
Honest...http://www.tamsschoolofmotoring.com/
19-10-12, 02:35 PM
Do you know it was the instructor, rather than someone else e.g. the offspring.
If you are really incensed and motivated then email a complaint.
Could be that the owner is really hacked off about someone else representing their business in that way.
19-10-12, 02:42 PM
I already tried that. There's no email address on their website. I might give them a call and see what they've got to say.Originally Posted by Ducatista
Like you said it could be someone else driving. If so they should be selective over who they hand the keys to in future.
19-10-12, 03:15 PM
not a good way to promote the business, no matter who was driving
19-10-12, 05:26 PM
I had an 'altercation' with a driving instructor in Chippenham once. Richards driving school, it was. He was really abusive when I parked outside his house (but not blocking his drive or near a drop kerb) during the school run one day. He came out, guns blazing, swearing at me, calling me a 'stupid fooking biyatch' for parking in front of his house. My sons were only 5 & 3 at the time and I asked him politely could he please refrain from using that language within my children's ear shot. He told me to 'Fook off' and continued to swear and shout abuse at me.
I strapped my sons into the car, closed the car door and, with a crowd of mothers collecting their children from school gathering to watch the commotion, I turned to see him standing about 6 inches from my face, still yelling.
Then I punched him in the face. ;D He went back inside his house and I got a round of applause and cheers from the crowd.
I still see him sometimes and always glare at him. Must be something about Chippenham driving instructors. :-? >
19-10-12, 05:42 PM
Haha nice one Goldie ;D
Some people seem to think they own the bit of road outside their house :-/
19-10-12, 06:16 PM
We are on street parking and now and then when I get the opportunity witout being too obvious I try and park outside a neighbours house as he feels he owns the bit of road there. Winds him up a treat! ;D ;D ;D
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19-10-12, 06:33 PM
Goldie i don't know if you're a blerk or female, double reps if you're female
19-10-12, 06:40 PM
My old neighbour used to try and make claim over the area of road behind his house even though he always parked at the front. ;D
You can park in front of someone's driveway as long as their car isn't trapped inside. Someone called the police once when my ex parked in front of a garage, she was only dropping something off but the twit who owned the garage didn't like it, the police came and said as there was no car inside the garage she could leave hers there as long as she wanted.
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