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Old 26-11-2007, 06:33 PM   #18
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It always seems to be North-side Sydney drivers complaing about other drivers. I tell you what, the worst drivers I've ever encountered have all been North of the river.
I see plenty of people down here trying to cut around trucks that are about to turn at a rather small 2 lane round about, when the truck nearly takes them out and the idiot in the car gets on the horn like the truckies in the wrong. It's a bloody big truck, not a Fiesta.
I dislike changing lanes in the work van as alot of the time its hard to see and when I have the trailer it just gets worse, I can only imagine what a truckie has to do.
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