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May 4th 10, 10:43 AM
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Why is there always an accident at Clacket Lane on M25?
"Mizter T" wrote in message ... On May 4, 10:46 am, "Brimstone" wrote: wrote in: On the radio yet again this morning - an accident at Clacket Lane services. Is there something particularly bad about the way the exits roads to this service station have been designed? I've driven that part of the M25 more times than is probably good for me but I haven't noticed anything unusual that would give rise to so many accidents but clearly something is confusing some motorists. Does anyone have any ideas? Saaarf Lunnon morons innit? They ain't got used to traffic moving at more than 15 mph through their congested streets an' that. As a Saarf Lunnon moron all I will say is that I have remarkably little experience of the M25 - it's normally something I pass over or under. A good thing to do to it. |
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