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Becky Guy, who lives on Whittlesey Road on the B1040 near Thorney, Peterborough, said over the past five years about 10 cars have crashed into her garden or her neighbour’s.
Becky Guy, who lives on Whittlesey Road on the B1040 near Thorney, Peterborough, said over the past five years about 10 cars have crashed into her garden or her neighbour’s.
If you want dead people instead of a damaged hedge, sure.
If the choice is between endlessly letting reckless drivers crash into your hedge and hoping that they don’t injure anyone else while waiting for the council to do its damn job and put a speed restriction up and running the risk of said reckless drivers sustaining more serious injuries then I think that in that imperfect world I might invoke caveat rector.
What an absurd thing to say! In what world would anybody be driving so fast into a hedge while parking that a collision might result in death?
I was fully prepared to admit my mistake but what you described is not at all what is happening. One does not park at 60 mph+
I’m sorry, I didn’t read enough of the article to realize that it wasn’t people parking, but rather crashes on a road with too high a speed limit.
Your comment in that context is actually quite reasonable!
Haha, I didn’t read the article either until you commented— I just looked at the picture and estimated/assumed.
So I appreciate your comment, it made us both look a little closer!
Better dead reckless drivers than a dead you hit by said drivers while in the garden.
A hedge doesn’t really have a lot of stopping power to save you from a ton of steel and plastic.
If only they could manage to not crash into bushes.
Sounds good