At the risk of being branded a shade sexist, Brigg Blog has to reflect on the number of lady drivers who are failing to show a bit of appreciation for courtesy extended to them on the road.
If another motorist slows down to let you out of a side street or car parking bay, it's usual to give a friendly wave or a quick flick of the car's lights in acknowledgement.
White Van Man always seems to do so, but our recent observations suggest some ladies are not following suit.
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Just be thankful you don't live in London Scoop. There's no letting out at junctions , more of a pushing in otherwise we are both going to get a dint in our cars. This is not followed by a gentle wave or flashing of lights , but more often by a series of gestures and expletives the likes of which I am unable to print in this blog.
Just be thankful you don't live in London Scoop. There's no letting out at junctions , more of a pushing in otherwise we are both going to get a dint in our cars. This is not followed by a gentle wave or flashing of lights , but more often by a series of gestures and expletives the likes of which I am unable to print in this blog.
Damn! I've developed Kenitus and have double posted.
Friday March 15 update: We drew to a halt for another woman driver in Brigg to turn across the traffic and into a side entrance, but she didn't acknowledge our courtesy in any way. Later, we let a male driver out onto Bridge Street from the petrol station and he gave us the thumbs-up. Go on, someone, point out that he should have kept both hands on the steering wheel.
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