How fast does your car go in reverse?

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25 June, 201510 yr

Strange things happen with people and vehicles, some more tragic than others

Can't post a link to it, but our local rag reported on an old guy who was startled when his wife slammed the boot, he hit the accelerator, ran her over and killed her :(

I bet.

25 June, 201510 yr

I guess every other time he's performed the manoeuvre there hasn't been a minibus sticking out of the end of one of the parking bays!

25 June, 201510 yr

Numpty but at least he was insured

25 June, 201510 yr

Dumbass... i hope the cops nail him for wreckless driving reversing up a one way street. Esp if hes admitted to doing it on a regular basis...

As for the finance/insurance set up... i cant say i have any sympathy for the muppet...

25 June, 201510 yr

Dumbass... i hope the cops nail him for wreckless driving reversing up a one way street. Esp if hes admitted to doing it on a regular basis...

As for the finance/insurance set up... i cant say i have any sympathy for the muppet...

^^^ This, I hope he suffers as a result of being a ****

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