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This guy dropped his phone fast when he saw me in his wing mirror.
Fast. But not fast enough, you've got to close your legs, brother.
6 points and a fine will be in the post as a Black Friday treat for him.
Maybe next time he'll resist his urge to scroll social media whilst driving.
Fast. But not fast enough, you've got to close your legs, brother.
6 points and a fine will be in the post as a Black Friday treat for him.
Maybe next time he'll resist his urge to scroll social media whilst driving.
November 29, 2025 at 9:58 AM
This guy dropped his phone fast when he saw me in his wing mirror.
Fast. But not fast enough, you've got to close your legs, brother.
6 points and a fine will be in the post as a Black Friday treat for him.
Maybe next time he'll resist his urge to scroll social media whilst driving.
Fast. But not fast enough, you've got to close your legs, brother.
6 points and a fine will be in the post as a Black Friday treat for him.
Maybe next time he'll resist his urge to scroll social media whilst driving.
I love cycling in London. You get to have such interesting chats with interesting people.
I hope I get to see this driver again soon in a nearby Magistrate's court.
I hope I get to see this driver again soon in a nearby Magistrate's court.
November 28, 2025 at 1:38 PM
I love cycling in London. You get to have such interesting chats with interesting people.
I hope I get to see this driver again soon in a nearby Magistrate's court.
I hope I get to see this driver again soon in a nearby Magistrate's court.
What is it about driving along whilst using your mobile phone and a PCN stuck under your wiper blades that makes me think that this driver hasn't learnt their lesson and really should be removed permanently from our roads?
November 19, 2025 at 9:34 AM
What is it about driving along whilst using your mobile phone and a PCN stuck under your wiper blades that makes me think that this driver hasn't learnt their lesson and really should be removed permanently from our roads?
Quite hard to explain how this driver got a "001599" (warning letter) rather than a "001504" (full prosecution) from the Met Police.
A driver this careless WILL get caught again. It's only a matter of time.
A driver this careless WILL get caught again. It's only a matter of time.
November 17, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Quite hard to explain how this driver got a "001599" (warning letter) rather than a "001504" (full prosecution) from the Met Police.
A driver this careless WILL get caught again. It's only a matter of time.
A driver this careless WILL get caught again. It's only a matter of time.
In case you're wondering, yes, the Met Police will prosecute a motorcyclist for both wheels being over the line on a red light just like this.
I see it so many times and rarely report it but it's definitely worth it.
I see it so many times and rarely report it but it's definitely worth it.
October 23, 2025 at 12:05 PM
In case you're wondering, yes, the Met Police will prosecute a motorcyclist for both wheels being over the line on a red light just like this.
I see it so many times and rarely report it but it's definitely worth it.
I see it so many times and rarely report it but it's definitely worth it.
Yet again an example of 2 out of 3 drivers using their mobile phone whilst driving.
Remember, these are only the ones that we catch. Imagine how prevalent the actual use of mobile phones is.
We only need to catch them twice in 3 years to get a ban but even being caught once is very expensive.
Remember, these are only the ones that we catch. Imagine how prevalent the actual use of mobile phones is.
We only need to catch them twice in 3 years to get a ban but even being caught once is very expensive.
October 21, 2025 at 9:46 AM
Yet again an example of 2 out of 3 drivers using their mobile phone whilst driving.
Remember, these are only the ones that we catch. Imagine how prevalent the actual use of mobile phones is.
We only need to catch them twice in 3 years to get a ban but even being caught once is very expensive.
Remember, these are only the ones that we catch. Imagine how prevalent the actual use of mobile phones is.
We only need to catch them twice in 3 years to get a ban but even being caught once is very expensive.
Sometimes it really is scary how widespread mobile phone use is amongst drivers.
Thankfully, lots of cyclists run cameras and the Met has already received nearly 23,000 citizen-reports for traffic offences this year.
Here are two of them that resulted in a move to prosecute.
Thankfully, lots of cyclists run cameras and the Met has already received nearly 23,000 citizen-reports for traffic offences this year.
Here are two of them that resulted in a move to prosecute.
October 20, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Sometimes it really is scary how widespread mobile phone use is amongst drivers.
Thankfully, lots of cyclists run cameras and the Met has already received nearly 23,000 citizen-reports for traffic offences this year.
Here are two of them that resulted in a move to prosecute.
Thankfully, lots of cyclists run cameras and the Met has already received nearly 23,000 citizen-reports for traffic offences this year.
Here are two of them that resulted in a move to prosecute.
All the car-brained idiots will claim that the drivers we catch whilst they're stationary don't actually use their phone whilst moving.
They're wrong. We often see drivers on their phone whilst moving but we catch them once they're stationary.
They're wrong. We often see drivers on their phone whilst moving but we catch them once they're stationary.
October 19, 2025 at 2:49 PM
All the car-brained idiots will claim that the drivers we catch whilst they're stationary don't actually use their phone whilst moving.
They're wrong. We often see drivers on their phone whilst moving but we catch them once they're stationary.
They're wrong. We often see drivers on their phone whilst moving but we catch them once they're stationary.
I hit a milestone today
This was my 1,000th traffic offence report to the Met Police. And I've got a 78% success rate. so 780 drivers have received warning letters, points, fines and dates in court. I've been to court 15 times with two more lined up over the next 6 months.
Here's to the next 1,000
This was my 1,000th traffic offence report to the Met Police. And I've got a 78% success rate. so 780 drivers have received warning letters, points, fines and dates in court. I've been to court 15 times with two more lined up over the next 6 months.
Here's to the next 1,000
October 18, 2025 at 11:03 AM
I hit a milestone today
This was my 1,000th traffic offence report to the Met Police. And I've got a 78% success rate. so 780 drivers have received warning letters, points, fines and dates in court. I've been to court 15 times with two more lined up over the next 6 months.
Here's to the next 1,000
This was my 1,000th traffic offence report to the Met Police. And I've got a 78% success rate. so 780 drivers have received warning letters, points, fines and dates in court. I've been to court 15 times with two more lined up over the next 6 months.
Here's to the next 1,000