Transport blogger / campaigner and spokesperson for the Public Transport Users Association / professional geek.
Bunurong land, Melbourne, Australia.
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are you sure that’s a guy? Looks like a woman to me.
Mind you, the guy in the white car hasn’t parked very well either.
These days it’s all about me, me ME! No wonder I’m looking forward to PT’ing to the new job. OVER the roads!!
If it’s where I think it is, reflects the clientele of the outlet they’re driving out of.
@Louise, yes it was a guy. The white car had come from the same place.
@cam, KFC Ormond.
yep…
Well, at least he’s only blocking TWO lanes and not THREE !!
its a woman, isn’t it ?
The picture may make it look like a woman, but I was sitting there for 60 seconds waiting, and watching him (trying not to look at me), and I’m telling you it was a bloke.
I should have lost my temper and beeped, particularly when arriving initially when the light was green.
You should drive around Camberwell where this happens all the time with a significant proportion of people who don’t give a stuff about anyone else.
It’s always strange how they resolutely look ahead, lest they make eye contact.
@ Anthony
“You should drive around Camberwell where this happens all the time…”
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are you sure that’s a guy? Looks like a woman to me.
Mind you, the guy in the white car hasn’t parked very well either.
These days it’s all about me, me ME! No wonder I’m looking forward to PT’ing to the new job. OVER the roads!!
If it’s where I think it is, reflects the clientele of the outlet they’re driving out of.
@Louise, yes it was a guy. The white car had come from the same place.
@cam, KFC Ormond.
yep…
Well, at least he’s only blocking TWO lanes and not THREE !!
its a woman, isn’t it ?
The picture may make it look like a woman, but I was sitting there for 60 seconds waiting, and watching him (trying not to look at me), and I’m telling you it was a bloke.
I should have lost my temper and beeped, particularly when arriving initially when the light was green.
You should drive around Camberwell where this happens all the time with a significant proportion of people who don’t give a stuff about anyone else.
It’s always strange how they resolutely look ahead, lest they make eye contact.
@ Anthony
“You should drive around Camberwell where this happens all the time…”
or Japan. ;)
Is it not illegal to take photos using a mobile phone when driving? I’m not sure of the legality of using a camera however…
http://www.police.vic.gov.au/content.asp?document_id=9588
Why do they allow a drive way so close to traffic lights? Where else are they meant to go?
@MeMock, wait until the part of the road they want is clear, rather than block two lanes of traffic.