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I just played around a little with Google Maps with directions going from Hanham/Warmley toTemple Meads and that didn't choose Crews Hole Rd. The...
I've had the same discussion with so many drivers at red lights after a close pass when riding primary in a narrow lane "But you were in the middle...
My blunder will have those that had the thankless task of teaching me Latin & Greek to be turning in their graves!
The point of limited-run models like these isn't to make a profit. It's a marketing exercise to get the brand in the media via filler articles that...
All too true. ...
Seems like a flaw. I wonder who decided that? Surely it's in everyone's interests to come up with an agreement that a portion of the car-park be...
Don't forget the hour record!...
https://metro.co.uk/2024/11/25/uncle-picture-welcome-sign-car-crash-kill...
See my comment on the live blog...I think it's pretty clear who the real baddie is.
It is, apparently, "packed with high visibility reflective details on back and shoulder."