A Porsche driver abandoned his car in the middle of a busy Brighton road yesterday.
The driver of the Cayman S left the high performance car in the middle of a bus lane in Edward Street.
It’s not clear why the driver left the car, but after police arrived shortly afterwards, he returned and moved it.
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Is this really the “news”?
I’m not expecting a pulitzer prize, but it’s easy enough to write a quick picture caption about something which I’m sure lots of readers will have an opinion about …
I hope they fined him for blocking traffic as well as for being a complete horses rear end aperture
His mistake was not putting his hazard lights on, which is what everyone else does when they can’t be bothered to actually park in a parking space.
Well at least he didn’t block the cycle lane!!
Yes that would REALLY upset the greenies 😆
“It’s not clear why the driver left the car, but after police arrived shortly afterwards, he returned and moved it.”
So that’s alright then.
Western road in Brighton often has high end cars parked on the pavement where only Buses and Taxi’s are allowed. They ignore the law as they can afford any fines. I say don’t fine them remove the vehicles and only return once a heavy fine is paid.
That section is not a bus lane and as such the camera won’t do anything about you being there. The car is blocking the junction not the bus lane.
Meanwhile in Ukraine……
Really what’s going on there
If only he had a blue badge