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I used to drive every day until I saw Ash’s videos. Now I stay home where it is safe

@hollow34

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@frazermountford

Жыл бұрын

Don’t trip up on the steps. If we all follow Ashley’s advice we can generally keep away from the fools

@cakehole53

Жыл бұрын

Every time I get in the car I am fully aware of my surroundings, I know what's in front, behind and at the side of me and then, suddenly, something unexpected happens and I think I’ve still got a lot to learn - and Ashley would be calling me out. Such as, “Our viewer thinks he's done alright but really he's a tw*t (choose your own vowel)!” And of course he wouldn’t say that, but that's what we think he means! At around 10.08you say, “Nice one mate, did you do that as a kid?” Well, you see, I didn’t see what he saw, so I’m clearly not as observant as I think! should I give up driving now?!

Like your bus clip, I’m amazed by how often people seem to get caught out by HGVs on the motorway and have to brake before pulling into a perfectly clear lane to overtake.

@DrRusty5

Жыл бұрын

Similarly, when someone sits behind you in the middle lane as you overtake a slower vehicle, with the outside lane free. When you pull in they speed up and overtake as if you were holding them up 🤦

@ihavenousername1805

Жыл бұрын

It's also annoying when you're approaching an hgv, but the person behind you goes to overtake about a mile in advance and then sits alongside you for the entire duration so you can't overtake.

@urglegurgle5807

3 ай бұрын

@ihavenousername1805 A bit like Ashley did by moving out to overtake the bus early, which was then on its way again before he even got to it. Driver in front could well have been waiting for him to pass before moving out.

The Porsche getting beeped by the Audi similarly happened to me. Instead i slowed down to let someone walk across the road on a junction turn, i later looked at my rear dash cam footage and the driver when they beeped looked completely puzzled to why i stopped, their face was priceless. It's like the pedestrian didn't exist to them.

@grahvis

Жыл бұрын

Far too many drivers don't look further than the car in front.

@rufusgreenleaf2466

Жыл бұрын

@@grahvis True

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

Yep, two days ago I had the arm waving asking me to go while waiting for a pedestrian cross and only this morning one of the vehicles behind beeped in anger as the pedestrian crossing lights had turned green to allow cars to proceed but people were still crossing. It is a bad crossing for that but I wait for everyone to finish while other drivers will want to nudge through as if they have some sort of “right of way” - which we know doesn’t exist Having reviewed the rear camera…the beep wasnt in anger as initially thought but was our friend the taxi driver seeing a green light while sorting out his paperwork and deciding to use the horn

@aitch8237

Жыл бұрын

@@grahvis I'm of the opinion that many drivers don't even look through the windscreen.

@rufusgreenleaf2466

Жыл бұрын

@@grahvis I'm that ahead on planning i sometimes start braking before the vehicle in front does when approaching a changing light or crossing.

Some really nice and considerate parking by the white van at 9:28 creating no risks and problems for pedestrians let alone wheelchair users or parents with prams whatsoever.

@dmac2573

Жыл бұрын

Pavement parkers get on my nerves..

@highdownmartin

Жыл бұрын

Obviously not using his PLAC lights.

@stephenjamespayne6131

Жыл бұрын

It always amazes me how many people ignore the illegality of pavement parking. I believe the highway code states one is not permitted to drive on the pavement, unless accessing a driveway. So how did they manage to get the vehicle on the pavement without driving on it? It massively disadvantages those with disabilities too. Utter selfish behaviour. I do wish Ash would point it out more in his videos. But I just couldn't believe the people that did just straight up drive on the pavement. I've seen it in real life too. In an area where children play on their bikes on the pavement regularly. So dangerous.

@ArminGrewe

Жыл бұрын

@@stephenjamespayne6131 yes, that's the strange thing: parking on the pavement is not illegal outside of London. But driving on the pavement is (except for a few rare exceptions like the one you mentioned). Which begs the question, how did all the cars parking on the pavement get there? Did they fly? Were they beamed over?

Absolutely love your attitude for driving. Thank you for teaching people how to drive. not just how to pass a test.

@6:23 I couldn't agree with you any more on this point Ashley, I used to commute into Liverpool for over 8 years when I worked at Broadgreen Hospital, and while i love the city and (most) of the people in Liverpool, I was shocked with the amount of red light jumping in Liverpool as well as excessive speeding and unnecessary overtaking.

Several laugh out loud moments there, Ashley! 7:34 11:35 12:30 - being prime cases!

Where I lived a few years back was a 40 mph dual carriageway and a motor spares shop opened up near the junction. There was a narrow access road to serve the parade of shops which 99.9% of people used. However sometimes a driver would pull up on a red close to the kerb without signalling, get out and simply go in the spares shop. It caused mayhem.

And why do drivers think that every vehicle they drive is 50+ feet in length and they have to first move the opposite direction into oncoming traffic first before turning? It is a bad habit that needs to stop

@colinprice712

Жыл бұрын

It’s because the steering wheel needs to be turned more than 90 degrees from straight ahead. You do need to use both hands to do this safely, not one hand steering, the other on the gear lever (or worse). Plus turning into a narrower side road at 90 degrees May mean slowing down.

@kiljaeden7663

Жыл бұрын

​@@colinprice712 and god forbid people should actually show down before taking a corner. You can take any corner without turning the opposite direction first if you slow down enough.

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

@@kiljaeden7663 That implies they have purchased the optional brake pedal attachment for the vehicle

@unsafevelocities5687

Жыл бұрын

@smilerbob This drives me nuts, especially when the person doesn't actually shift the rear axle and all they do is swing the front axle out. If anything, that's counter productive!

@maybenot6075

Жыл бұрын

Then they wonder why they're tyres get worn out quicker than usual, bumper car drivers input less steering angle than these half wits

Ashley, I follow you and really respect your driving analysis. I often think when I’m driving, ‘Hmm. Ashley would have had something to say about that’ as I try to improve all the time. I do wonder, however, how many different VPN platforms you really need…

@rjy8960

Жыл бұрын

I buy one from every video I watch.......

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

And when you find yourself doing things right you know you have Neal’d it 😉

@tom13king

Жыл бұрын

His videos have improved my driving instincts and habits so much it's unreal. My ability to spot a dickhead before they've done anything has increased massively.

To any police officers who watch Ashley’s channel be aware he’s always watching 🙌😂😂

2:33 Happens a lot in the 20mph zones around London. I've had cars overtake me a number of times when adhering to these limits. Its such a common occurrence that its clear Londoners dont agree with the new lower limits

@DarrellThompson47

Жыл бұрын

some of the 20 mph limits, or high emissions zones as I call them, are in sensible places some are just pointless, but have been put in because of people driving like idiots, unfortunately reducing the speed limit doesn't make them drive any slower or better.

@davidsomething4867

Жыл бұрын

Same around here. I've even see someone mount the pavement to get past someone going 15-20MPH and there was absolutely no way anyone coming out of a driveway or garden gate would of had a chance. I've had one do the same to me whilst I'm doing 20MPH near a primary school at kicking out time, one guess what the car make was.

@adamspencer95

Жыл бұрын

Wait until Wales is 20mph everywhere...

On a separate note, has anyone realised of late just how many drivers that tend to speed and tailgate? They just aren't aware that they are 'locking on' to the vehicle in front of them and wonder why the 'victim' driver gets passive aggressive with them and slows down by decelerating to annoy them.

@wumpty93

Жыл бұрын

No police so people don't care. That's the simple answer to your question

@neilholmes8200

Жыл бұрын

I find this super annoying, especially when driving through the tunnel, I'm like "I literally can't change lanes and am doing 40mph, get off my tail" lol

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

I must admit I haven’t seen it increase as it has always been bad, at least where I drive in the Midlands. All I do is increase the gap to the vehicle in front so if I need to stop and can do it slowly without them going in the back of me or they can overtake. At the end of the day, we can’t change their behaviour (even if the police have a chat with them) so I make it as safe as I can for me and the vehicle in front of me

@rufusgreenleaf2466

Жыл бұрын

​@@Chris-ob7qd Best thing to do in these situations is ignore the pressure bandits. You're in control of your own vehicle, they can't do anything. Unless you're going 30 in a 40 and the road is dry and clear. Only then would i say speed up.

@andyo1737

Жыл бұрын

Its not passive aggressive its simply being safe. Have a good look at how much attention tailgaters pay to the road. Tailgaters are just bad drivers and most of the time will do something else stupid before long

Damn those tiny buses that blend into the background.

As an addition to the last clip, people like the Ford driver behind you that just blindly followed your overtake drive me crazy. I really don’t think they had a good enough view of the road. It bad enough when the vehicle in front is a car but I often drive a van and you can see multiple people that just blindly follow my overtake. There is no way they can see what’s happening ahead.

I’m kinda disappointed, that Aprils episode is not titled Driving fools 😂

@ashley_neal

Жыл бұрын

I'm having that one!

@MartinParnham

Жыл бұрын

I pity the fool…

@ekatep6362

4 ай бұрын

​@ashley_neal you need Merch with, "You see where I'm coming from?" I'd buy it. It works on 2 levels, you saying it a lot, but also a lot of drivers could do with seeing where the hazard is coming from 😂

There's been a fair few times where I've been in a bus stop (in my bus), went to pull out and realised there's a car sitting behind me because they've just went up behind and stopped because their forward planning has been so poor, I mean like zero other traffic on the road, and a wide open road with loads of visibility too! It's incredible really.

Seems far too many cars parked very close to junctions

Even the police are jumping reds! The standard of driving is really falling away

4:00 That's not a cyclist, that's a (illegal) motorcyclist.

It's good of Audi to put that 4 Rings symbol on their vehicles as a warning that they are likely to be driven by Ringpieces. Some of the Audi-ists in the video are Lords of the Ringpiece

9:45 A huge bugbear of mine is pedestrians who hit the button and THEN look, see it's clear and cross, leaving the next stream of traffic to wait at an unnecessary red light. Like, if you feel more comfortable using it, do so, that's what it's there for. But either do that or use your eyes, don't do both...

@olivertunnah3987

Жыл бұрын

To be fair there won't be an unnecessary red light at that junction. It all fits into the light rotation.

@johnflavin1602

Жыл бұрын

100%

@chrisbrookes1167

Жыл бұрын

This really boils my piss. Where I live they haven’t cottoned on to grade separation and thus have pedestrian crossings either side of non signalised roundabouts and also on the short stretch of road in between, there’s something like 8 pedestrian crossings within a half mile stretch of ring road and at least one of them you don’t really need the lights as you can cross using a pedestrian refuge when the crossing up the road is used. So someone comes along, presses the button, realises there’s no cars because they are stopped at the previous crossing, crosses and is away from the crossing so that you just clear the last one and get up to speed as this one changes to red. When I’m at the previous crossing I always look down to the next one now to see if any fucker is crossing there so I know to expect the red light.

9:40 pedestrian crossing lights can take minutes sometimes after you press the 'beg button'. Maybe he was just popping into a shop and thought he'd better press the button now so the lights would be green for him to cross on his way back!

@mikewade777

Жыл бұрын

I approached a crossing, there was a lady with one eye already stood waiting. After more than a minute i looked round her and saw that the button was not lit.

@jakerockznoodles

Жыл бұрын

​@@mikewade777That might not even be enough to clue me in. Where I live about half of the boxes don't even light up when you press the button so that wouldn't seem strange to me 😂

@brendanhegarty6792

Жыл бұрын

When I cross the road at my local shops I always press the button on the other side so I get a handy red light so I can turn out of the carpark.

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

@@mikewade777 There is one near me that has a “person sensor” to stop the school kids and drunks from incorrect use of the button that is pointing in completely the wrong direction to pick people up so the first press will always cancel 5 seconds later so you have to press it again. It has caught me out a few times so perhaps the same? Or just didn’t press the button like most people…

@mikewade777

Жыл бұрын

@@smilerbob one eye said she pressed it, it lit when i pressed it, its not one that cancels.

Have been driving for 43 years,and have come to the conclusion that a high proportion of drivers are ignorant and arrogant- and some are very aggressive. It's all about attitude!

@cactusbase3088

Жыл бұрын

Or more simply put - self entitled.

Have had PIA for like 5 years now, works fine. Have it on my phone, laptop and PC.

Great clip, lot's of positive vibes. Cheers Ashley.

9:37 near perfect blinker sync! 😁

4:14 I instantly screamed... "ITS CONTENT JUNCTION!!!!"

I totally agree with you about liverpool being the worst place for drivers going through red lights, Long Lane by Taskers has got to be one of the worst places for it

7:49 Ashley's sarcasm here is off the scale 😂😂😂

It was not necessary to move out to overtake that bus so early, and may not have been necessary at all, as the time it had been stopped for was sufficient for passenger movement, and the bus was on the move again before you went past. What could potentially happen is the driver in front delayed to move out as they could see a driver behind moving out to overtake them, and waited to check that you were not going at excessive speed wishing to pass them, before safely moving out to pass the bus.

Liverpool must be absolutely heaving there Ash, what with the Eurovision Song Contest.

I have just recently started to train for my PCV licence (bus driving) and the amount of bad drivers I see whilst driving a learner bus is dreadful. The things people do to get ahead of learner drivers (especially a bus with L plates) is disgusting.

@Madmark50484

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to tell you it doesn’t get any better once you’re out with passengers. Ash thinks learners have to deal with the worst I personally think buses do.

@auries24

Жыл бұрын

@@Madmark50484 Great to hear.. Guess I will start considering this the norm 🤣

@Madmark50484

Жыл бұрын

@@auries24 I wish you the best of luck. Bus driving is damn and it really will either make or break you. I’m happy I’ve done it but I’m also happy I don’t do it any more. Genuinely hope you enjoy it.

@auries24

Жыл бұрын

@@Madmark50484 thank you. I got my driving test on Thursday so fingers crossed. 🤞 Both my parents were bus drivers and my brothers are both HGV drivers. Driving seems to run in the family 😂

@Madmark50484

Жыл бұрын

@@auries24 Best of luck and I genuinely hope you enjoy the job. I do HGV 1 now. Buses are a lot more fun to drive, lorries is a nicer job. You can’t win them all

9:40 on some junctions pressing button lights up all green lights for pedestrians (every direction). So maybe he wanted to cross the road again towards those brick buildings ahead.

@SiRhodesDriverTraining

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same but thought I’d check if someone else had got there first.

@5 min it is law that if you are going to a local corner shop you have to park close enough so when you open the drivers door you can walk into the shop.

8:00 The opposite of this happened to me once. I was a passenger in a car and the driver thought that cars queuing at lights were instead parked and tried to overtake, until I intervened.

with the police stretching the light, unless your lights have an all-red phase, that would be stretching the yellow too far. our yellow lasts a full 5 seconds, which would mean he had plenty of warning to stop. but the letter of our highway code is that the citation is only for "running the red" if the light is red before they cross the threshold.

9:42 I used to do that, but I pressed it on my side, looked if it was free and crossed before it became green.

Thank you.

Yes buses are very hard to spot if you are only looking just past the bonnet of your own vehicle!!

I'm a coach driving instructor, I wish I was allowed to have a dash cam to show how many people disrespect people trying to learn to drive a vehicle that alot of people have no idea how to drive

watching another great video Liverpool looks just like Glasgow

The Audi in the thumbnail I call them ‘swingers’. Were students actually taught to swing out to take a left to right turn? It’s dangerous and I’ve nearly been sideswiped a few times.

@rufusgreenleaf2466

Жыл бұрын

I thought you meant a different kind of "swinger" at first.

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

@@rufusgreenleaf2466 It could be a modern way of advertising…🤔

@rufusgreenleaf2466

Жыл бұрын

@@smilerbob All i can think is all Audi drivers are Swingers now 😭🤣 The four rings fun house 🤮

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

@@rufusgreenleaf2466 🤣🤢

@andreamusso1469

Жыл бұрын

Every time I see one of those people I think "you're not towing a big trailer man, you don't need to do that"

7:55 this is great example of why I dislike setting the handbrake and taking your foot off the brake. Dazzling is a nonissue for North America, Japan and most of the world.

9.33, no need for dirty looks when you have a road on the left that is available for a bit more space, a bit arrogant holding a tight line and stopping, as you say, don't make it an issue...

Ironically, it was last week when I made the conscious decision, going forward, to keep an eye out for that 4 ring logo.

9:12 I recognise that home bargins place, its there old HQ, and also came across 3 red light jumpers in a row as i was headed to a competition near to the docs. so find that ironic that you had an incident there

Impatience is the issue in a lot of these clips. Thought about this channel earlier today when I was driving to my local Sainsbury’s! It’s located on a retail park and there’s a 3 lane section on the approach (as you come off a roundabout) with the right hand lane right turn only for said retail park. You can go straight on in both of the other lanes. There are signals and I was slowing to queue at lights - because there’s only one right turn lane it often means there’s a long queue. Someone in an old Astra cut in from the left and tried to wedge themselves into the gap I’d left from the car in front. I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt and say it was down to bad planning or not being able to get across but I quite often find drivers going down the middle lane and then cutting in dangerously just because they are special and don’t think they to queue like everyone else.

@cactusbase3088

Жыл бұрын

Not impatience. That is too nice a term for what we are witnessing on a daily basis. The term to use is self entitlement.

Our local DIA meeting had invited a blue light trainer to give us some info about the training and what we can do when we see an emergency response vehicle, can the Police go through a red? Yes if on a call, but like you said Mr Neal, not sure he was.

8:33 Christoph Waltz reaction to mountain-climbing story from Inglorious Bast£&ds.

@rufusgreenleaf2466

Жыл бұрын

That's a Binngoooww

That last one was interesting. I learned to never overtake at a junction because it is a higher danger. Why did you choose to do that, with the added danger of the vehicle following (close) behind?

@MartinParnham

Жыл бұрын

Ashley said you have to adapt if the situation changes but if someone comes out of that junction in that scenario then you are screwed! You can’t tuck back in because the car behind has decided to follow on.

Last week I was approaching a T shaped mini roundabout in my bus, I'm coming from the right of the 'T' and signalling left to turn down the stalk. Theres a police van coming the opposite way with 2 police officers inside. They are not signalling and since 95% of traffic approaching that way goes straight over this is what I'm fully expecting them to do. Well, they signalled right after entering the roundabout. I'm a bit close at this point but I can still stop, though I need to brake much harder than I normally would and I would've stopped a bit over the give way line. This is when the police officer beeped at me in anger. They then proceeded to speed down the 20mph road we both exited into, I'm guessing they were doing around 30, and then turned right at the next roundabout without using any signals whatsoever. 4 bad examples in the space of 1/4 of a mile. What hope is there?

@9:00 Perhaps this driver moving to the left is simply following the road signs? I believe they started indicating just after the first road sign for the business parks, I am not familiar with the area so may be wrong! Yes, they could have planned the route better but maybe couldnt remember which lane for every junction.

I do think some people drive as though they cannot see more than two car lengths in front of them as in the bus example. I forgive the learner who missed the grey car as when you do start out learning to look down the road is one of those things you must practice.

Thanks Ashley just subscribed to your channel after someone recommended you on another channel. Hopefully this will help me pass 🎉🙏xx

@ashley_neal

Жыл бұрын

Welcome 👋

To someone who learnt to drive in Liverpool but moved away some 30 years ago, the place appears lawless now, at least when it comes to driving.

I still press the button after crossing roads now LOL

Was that a lump of masonry in the road at the junction opposite Ted’s Trailers (first time)? It didn’t appear to be there the second time

4:00 appeared to be an electric motorbike, not a bicycle.

Police car driver should have known that @AshleyNeal 's car might have been around to film them! Just yesterday, I learnt from 2 great community support officers - who were walking - that they even need to do a training course to ride a police bicycle (no joke), so surely the car driver would have had additional training to drive a police car?!

Well done on that duel carrage way what a silly place for those pedestrians to cross the road!

@VictheSecret

Жыл бұрын

It's unfortunately entirely predictable next to a bus stop.

1:58 definitely not three clicks on the indicator before you changed lanes Ash 😘

Driving is pretty much a giant, never-ending game of what-if. I taught my daughter to always assume every other driver is blind, drunk, or stupid, maybe all three, so you never know what he's going to do. And remember, I said to her, crashes always happen to the other guy, but to every other driver, _you_ are the other guy.

i've got one for you Ashley if as an instructor/full licence holder/suitably qualified person you get out of the car with the learner in the car and the engine running who is commiting an offence ?

RLJing is very bad in Manchester. It's common to see two or three cars go through on red. What I rarely see, when driving in that city, is a GMP traffic police car. Coincidence perhaps?

Thank you Ashley for this collection of videos. Some good learning points hidden amongst the dangers of (some) other road users. Quick question - that face at 0:56, was that in reaction to the other driver or was you enjoying the new exhaust that day? 😉

That first clip, I had to pause, rewind and zoom to make sure it wasn’t the same Audi that did similar to me the other day. It wasn’t so looks like both drivers are keeping up with the stereotype Edit: And again at around 10:50 🤷🏻‍♂️

Some shocking driving going on, I thought it was bad in my area but not that bad. Do you teach driving using the sat nav ? seems a good idea.

@snescube

Жыл бұрын

Driving tests now have a sat nav section to them in addition to following directions, so instructors have to teach both methods

I really don't get people in general but you can almost predict everything

It's possible the police car was on an urgent, but not emergency, call. So if they deemed it safe (which to be fair, it was) they can go through the first reds but at the 2nd junction they deemed it unsafe so they waited. Maybe I'm giving them too much credit but this is what I would hope to be the case.

The police going through the red light, in Portugal that wasn't a red light. We call it a pink light. Lol. It's between orange and red lol

I think the police car did what many would do in that situation and just misjudged how much time they have. Its better to go through on amber than slam the brakes on in some cases. Another possibility is they were responding to something without blues on and as they could see no traffic onto the roundabout they passed, but at the next set there was traffic moving out. Just my 10p

9.16, any chance of moving to the left?

Will catch up with this as soon as I can. Greetings from RHS Malvern Spring Festival at the Three Counties Showground near Malvern. Stopped off at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon on the way up yesterday. And on the drive up, kept thinking "I wonder what Ashley would make of my driving". Oh and my GPS based speedo recorded that my max speed from Canterbury to Birmingham and down to Malvern was 74 mph, during 245 miles of driving. Room for improvement right there!

@smilerbob

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy the RHS show, the ones I have been to have always been good 👍 As for the speed, put it down to the GPS signal bouncing off the buildings around Birmingham making it appear you was travelling faster 😉

@kenbrown2808

Жыл бұрын

and conversely, on my drive home yesterday, I think I only had about a 3 mile stretch where it was physically possible to reach the speed limit.

9:49 I use to do it a lot when I was kid

you're right that bus isn't very fluorescent

I'm 70 now but as a kid I used to jump up and down on the black plastic strip on road to change lights when a car was comming in opposite direction. That's what kids are for.

7:56 now that is hilarious 🤣😂

07:52 the state of it down there some car owners really think they have no responsibility for their private property

2:00 good spot, once people walk onto the road like that, you want to help them of the road as soon as possible for their own safety

Judging by the Audi accelerating heavily after the Porsche turns, they were the one that honked and not the car behind

Pressing all the buttons as you get out of a lift was always my prank.

3:56 I think you will find that's an illegal ebike Ash...notice the rather large black hub motor on the rear wheel

Nice video

The last clip where you overtake the cyclist at the junction, I though the highway code states do not overtake when at a road junction on either side of the road?

7:03 They're not on a blue-light call without the blue lights on, because there is no such thing. They are obligated to make sure other road users are not endangered by their breaking of the road traffic act, and they do that by showing they are on an emergency call, by using their emergency lights. There is no way it's legal for a cop car to pass through a red light without showing they're on a call. There is just no way for that to be safe or legal. I get that sometimes they have the lights off, so they can sneak up on a situation, but under those circumstances, they have to obey the same traffic laws as everyone else. They are not exempt from following the rules. They have a duty of care.

@GaffaTV

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say "surely for (any) exemption to be used, it would have to be proven that they're in 999 mode - IE - responding to an event" - with what you said, is that correct too?

13:16 May I ask, when you overtake a cyclist in this situation, ie no oncoming traffic but there are cars behind, should I signal right? Thanks.

I'm wondering whether bad drivers really are attracted to particular makes of car, as video narratives sometimes suggest. ;)

7:23 As a trucker, (& in my car) I play similar games, namely ho long will it take for the car I’ve moved over to allow to move out to Actually move out. Sometimes, I’ve seen them suddenly brake behind the truck they’re rapidly approaching because they haven’t a clue what’s around them, and don’t even look to see I’ve given them the space to move before they brake from 65ish to 55ish and Then look.

9:50 this really winds me up....

I (Motorcyclist) was involved in an accident a couple years ago where a Black AUDI RS4 side swiped me crossing my lane to reach a junction. Any time I see a blacked out AUDI i expect them to be awful drivers

Are you having a bit of a karaoke session in your car at 06:54? I love a sing a long in my car too 🤩

I've tried Private Internet Access but they are crap, sorry Ashley.

I honestly love learner drivers. They may not have the best skills or reaction times, but Christ, they're predictable and I'd argue a LOT safer than drivers that have had their licence for decades. The lack of back habits just contrasts the amount of bad habits road users pick up pretty much immediately after their test.

9:50 could he have been looking to cross the main road (around the corner) and just pressed the button on the other crossing to save a few seconds?

6:30. For me there is no such thing as a "blue light call without blue light". If they don't have the blue light beacons on, they are the same as any other vehicle and must obey the same rules. Especially that they stopped on the next set of lights. There should be consequences. Just my opinion.

Plenty examples of, what we used to say, keep death off the roads. Drive on the pavement!

Nice video Ashley keep it up I love your Cycling videos I am a young cyclist and I always refer and watch for risk your an inspiration to me

11.00 The audi driver does not care about the overtake either Ashley as it's sorned and not moted they are obviously not cared about anything.