Bad UK Driving Vol 302
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Just the usual bunch of rule Breakers in this video.
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When I was a taxi driver, licensed by The New Forest District Council, in Hampshire, I used to pick up and drop off passengers at all the London airports frequently. As long as it is pre-booked, you can pick up anywhere in the country. A memorable one for me was a fare from Heathrow to Aberdeen! Booked and paid for in advance. What you CAN'T do is "ply for hire" outside your licensed area.
Instant 3 month ban. That would put an end to mobile phone usage whilst driving.
The red van most probably has the registration plate mounted high up because it can then legally tow a small trailer and the registration plate remains visible if the trailer doesn’t have one
But isn't the point that there is a space for the number plate built into the left hand door, complete with lights to illuminate the plate? There it would still be visible even when towing something.
Some company's will mount the numberplate high up to prevent them from being stolen.
The actual plate location on the vehicle isn't set in stone, as long as it can be read clearly from behind, and a light to illuminate the plate at night, which this van has.
Regardless of the visibilty of the number plate on the vehicle, all trailers must still display the registration mark of the vehicle towing it
Some of the trailers are much higher than where the plate mounting is. @@madbadger1327
Trailers should have a number plate.
Professional drivers should retake their test every 5 yrs or sooner 😮. Great videos ❤
EVERY driver, not just professional drivers, should re-take their test EVERY 5-7yrs.. AUDI & BMW drivers should be forced to re-take theirs EVERY WEEK until the rules, that apply to other road users, sink in!!
Most work as a driver and are IN NO WAY professional . It's a joke.
Yep, you should be made to take a UK professional driving test to drive professionally in the UK.
All passenger vehicle drivers (private hire, taxis, minibuses etc) should also be made to re-take a pro test on a regular basis, perhaps every 5-10 years.
This test should include communication skills including spoken English.
Same with delivery scooters. How we allow learner drivers to work doing deliveries without ever having taken a driving test baffles me! Surely, insurance companies shouldn't be covering them to work as pro drivers without passing a driving test? It should be illegal.
And council traffic wardens on learner plates issuing tickets and fines to qualified drivers?
It's all a bit insane.
Very easy 5o get taxi licence now
If I had children, I'd keep them as far away from these "professional" drivers as possible...
Better to arrive late than dead ontime
Wolverhampton have lower waiting times to obtain a licence , loads of them nationwide and made a few headlines about it.
They're allowed to work anywhere in the country except London, and I thought Heathrow counted as London.
@@andyalder7910I thought dropping off was permitted but they were not allowed to pick up a paying fare while in the London operating area?
I could be wrong
@@smilerbob That's true, they can drop off in London or passengers would need to change cars at the boundary.
You should be plated for the area that you work in. When I did my taxi badge course 1 guy never spoke English at all and he still passed, people running the course were giving the test answers away.
Maps tell me Heathrow is in London.
Quite a few Wolverhampton licensed cabs in my home town, Rotherham, would imagine they're all over the place. It's a loophole that needs closing.
Same in Manchester. Must be easier to register down there even if living in another area. As far as I was aware this wasn’t allowed.
half the taxi in york n ubers in york are liecened in wolverhamton because its very cheap n no test
Shouldn’t be allowed to register outside the area.
We have that in Portsmouth bloody pain
Regarding that guy at Heathrow on the phone, it's still illegal to use your phone in a stationary car. The only 2 times you can use your phone in a car is a) if you have to phone the emergency services and can't pull over and b) to pay for food at a drive thru
"They come along like London buses" - ok, in my experience, nothing for 2 hours, then 12 all at the same time. Not even joking.
14:06 That's a rarity in the UK! Pontiac Firebird. As driven in Smokey and the Bandit ...
That's the Knight Rider generation.
Somewhere around 1988 I believe... I had a similar one... My first car too lol..... Smh
If you look carefully, the Red van has a tow bar if & when a trailer is hooked up you will not be able to see the rear number of the van, hence why the number plate on the van in that positioned top left hand side.
But isn't the point that there is a space for the number plate built into the left hand door, complete with lights to illuminate the plate? There it would still be visible even when towing something.
Hi Tony,
Can't afford a stamp for the postcard :) but @14:40 the red van might have the number plate that high due to towing a trailer most of the time 🤔
That is the reason. Trailer towing.
Surely the trailer would have its own numberplate......
@@allanmanley6340 Which would have the same registration number as the towing vehicle.
Exactly
Electric Audi, clearly trying to outdo the ICE versions with even more righteous indignation.
Triumph TR3A, friend of my father has 2 of them and several TR4's that he restored, lovely cars.
Great LDC Tony. Lot of entitled numpties out and about!!! It’s frustrating, watching other drivers blatantly defying the rules of the road!!! Take care 👍👍👍
Those Wolverhampton private hire vehicles are all up here in Nottingham too, I heard it's the quickest place to get licensed and possibly the cheapest too
As a taxi driver in Vancouver, in the 70's the ultimate fare was a BC Pilot ... to Seattle. Had to be on board in command of the bridge as it entered Vancouver Harbour, you see. Perfect graveyard run at the end of the shift!
140 miles, then back up the I5 ...
We have them in Portsmouth as well and most are not British
@@rod1927 Do need a UK Driving licence though
The most dangerous vehicle on the road is an Audi driven by a blond...
(Please don't shoot me!)
Bang, bang 😂
Ha ha....nice one x
Or an Audi belonging to a DPD driver
The number plate at the top is most likely due to towing and having the van registration plate visible.
It is a requirement for having the same number plate on the trailer as the vehicle that is towing the trailer so there is no direct additional benefit but it could be making it easier at mobile checkpoints to see the vehicle and trailer match, especially with machinery thefts going on
Always should be visible even on a trailer.
The passenger might have been from Wolverhampton and driven to London. It can happen I took a taxi from Wolverhampton to Blackpool once so it’s possible.
Exactly what I was thinking could be the case. My dad was a private hire taxi driver for a few years and used to do runs down to the London airports (and sometimes even further south) from Leicestershire on a somewhat frequent basis so it wouldn't surprise me.
I live in Runcorn Cheshire and we have Wolverhampton plate taxis working up here
I have a family friend who is a private hire registered by Chichester Council who regularly does runs down to Heathrow.
Audi q4 e-tron to the bisskeet.
Feel sorry for the sales person having to greet that.
Dread to imagine what the test drive was like.
Van in second to last clip with number plate on the top of the door, the drive is hoping that roadside cameras wont catch the plate, that's why number plates are always in roughly the same place on all vehicles
A lot of Blackpool cabbies are now licensed in Wolverhampton!
I'm a taxi driver from Liverpool and Wolverhampton plated taxis are taking over everywhere so much so I have to work outside of Liverpool myself to earn what I normally earn each night. Shouldn't be allowed to happen.
The red van has it's number plate up high so it's still visible when they're towing a compressor trailer or similar!
It has always been my understanding that if you are towing a trailer it must display the same number plate as the vehicle you’re towing it with. Doesn't matter whether the trailer is a compressor, generator, flatbed, caravan or whatever, the same rule applies. Could be for when a demountable crane or lift is fitted?
I used to be a long distance courier, hated going anywhere near the M25 or even worse, London itself.
They should also enforce the "clear field of vision" rules, I see phones attached to the windscreen right in front of the drivers view. One BMW Mini Cab had 3 across his windscreen and one on the vent watching live football
The van number plate is put up higher so you can see it when they are towing a compresser or roller
Thanks for the laugh Tony.😅
Professional driver …specialises in school runs …. Runs red light … kids always early to school never late !!!😂
Sometimes never get as far as school?
The Wolverhampton cabs are probably coming from the Havant area nr Portsmouth. I have seen loads of Skodas parked up with Wolverhampton badges on the back. Not sure why they are in South Hampshire.
The red van has a towbar fitted, maybe that is why the number plate is high up.
The UK revolves around that London! 'koff
Having viewed many of your videos from the last year its has finally happened ..... I now suffer from "premature second hand embarrassment" which is an official syndrome for a non-idiotic Audi driver subjected to hundreds of "Its always an Audi" incidents.
The only relief I seem to be able to get is the occasional "Shitting Peugot" expletives which always make me chuckle for some reason - I think it is the raw vitriol that I appreciate.
Anyway, please keep up the educational videos as my therapist says I will eventually learn how to control my internal feelings of associated guilt !
😂😂 Don't forget I'm a professional driver and you know what I think of them 😳
I'm in Leicester. In all seriousness, I have observed that almost all those driving aggressively,stupidly or carelessly are behind the wheel of an Audi
The red van plate is there so it can be seen when the van is parked with the rear doors open.
My first car was a Pontiac transam firebird se.... It was a late 80s early 90s model with the "vent" across the lower portion of the body at the bottom of the doors.... Loved that body style...I think but am not 100% that it's the body style as in the clip... I mean if the Camaro can be brought back, and not better than the originals, then why can't firebird be brought back... I'm mean the new 2025 corvettes are a serious wet dream.... So cmon Chevy do me a solid!!!! Lol
Good to see that the crashed and graffitied car near the racecourse has finally been removed.
I drove buses in Manchester for a while and really appreciate your videos. Regarding the taxis, in Manchester they had to be vetted for their licence and so lots registered with Wolverhampton so as not to be vetted in Manchester. So, have they got something to hide?
Wolverhampton cab driver probably dropping somebody off, or even meeting someone at Heathrow, it's not so strange.
Wolverhampton private hires are everywhere. It's because you can apply and get your badge entirely online. It's the easiest badge to get. They are a blight
A lot of Uber drivers around Preston and Manchester Airport all seem to be working on Wolverhampton Plates, why they can’t get licensed by their local authority is beyond me
Isn't there only a certain amount of licences for a particular area. They are probably getting around that by saying they live in another town. Perhaps knowing someone who lives there who can show their address to the authority?
Your I'm special for Mercs reminds me of Creep by Radiohead.
First clip. Audi and it’s electric.
The sense of entitlement must be of the charts.
Can you imagine!
The Wolverhampton car had a London number plate. Starting with L means registered in London.
The Wolverhampton Taxi... It might have been a pick up or drop off to Heathrow from Wolverhampton possibly.
The red van with the high up number plate thinks he's a bus... no but seriously it looks like it might be some kind of a security van and there's a hatch door in the space where the number plate should be, they should have moved the number plate light to the top really.
People don't try to hide their mobile phones while driving, they must know its illegal surely, it's the same here in Merseyside.
It's a wonder Sadiq doesn't want anyone to communicate in his own first language, never mind English.
If you look at one of the motorway clips starting at 10m 51s, there's a cloud at the top right of the screen which reminded us of a crocodile.
Hope you're ok, regards 😊
I was at the eye hospital the other day when a black man came in that was mumbling and could barely speak English, he showed the receptionist his phone. He was looking for passengers for a pick up, he was also parked at an angle on double yellows on a bend outside.
I don’t know much about taxi laws and what not but it’s not just Heathrow you’ll see Wolverhampton licensed taxis. Majority of Manchester taxis private&black cabs usually have the same plate on the car
Hi Mate loving your videos, just a quick comment about the driver registered in Wolverhampton , i 'm a Wolverhampton Licenced Driver and apparently as long as the Taxi company has a Wolverhampton operators licence they can have Wolverhampton Licenced drivers, a lot of companies from all over the country use Wolverhampton as they seem to be the cheapest, hope this helps
I see quite a few Wolverhampton private hire licenses in Derby. Apparently they are easier/cheaper to obtain than the Derby and Nottingham licenses.
The van with the high number plate ~ probably often tows different trailers (he had a tow bar on his vehicle) and to save having to have number plates on them he has his always visible plate on his van ?
you have to have the plate on the trailer anyway. See section 5(2) of The Road Vehicles (Display of Registration Marks) Regulations 2001
Maybe not a trailer, but a hose reel or something mounted to the tow bar? A bit like a bike rack on the back?
Re the position of the numberplate on the van; it's because the van can tow so by mounting higher it remains visible when a trailer is attached. Look on the positive - at least it has a numberplate showing
Tesla drivers are slowly starting to replace the Audi drivers in terms of reputation.
If I had to send anyone in a taxi, I'd want access to view at least the last weeks worth of driving footage before I hired them.
I live in East Manchester and many taxis here are licensed in Wolverhampton. It's cheaper or they have lower standards there or something!
I live in Telford and have been told that the test to get a taxi licence in Wolverhampton is easier and cheaper. A lot of taxis here are on Wolverhampton taxi licences
@@sarakershaw7565 What test do you think are done in other authorities? Wolverhampton simply streamlined and commercialised it to save their council tax payers some money. About the only clever thing they have ever done.
6:12 someone probably had asked the taxi to go from Wolverhampton- London after their *AVANTI WEST COAST* train was cancelled
8:15 Easy 6 points right there
Maybe the Wolverhampton plated car at Heathrow was either dropping off or picking up a pre- booked passengers
My guess is the number plate is up a height bcause cameras are set at a lower height. Where they are expected to be. Enjoy your videos and check every week for the new ones
Shocking displays here
High plate... possibly avoids the issue of adding one to a low trailer?
Bloody ADS😂😂😂 saying nuffin. Blud sukin. Durty bawz. U must have the BEST camera EVER😂😂. TELL ME A JOKE?
I would have submitted the dash cam footage of both drivers to Epsom & Ewell Council.
Colchester in Essex has an increasing number of Wolverhampton registered taxis. The reason being Wolverhampton licensing is cheaper and a lot less paperwork to complete. There is nothing to stop a Wolverhampton registered taxi working elsewhere. They just need to Wolverhampton once a year to do the inspection.
The Wolverhampton cab is actually from Leicester. Leicester is full of Wolves cabs because it is easier to get the licence from there. It is probably just an airport run.
If you look at the comments they are all over the place not just airports
That was a Chinese cloned Ranger, called the RANBER.
I also think it is a misspelt WANKER....
Unfortunately the current phone laws are not working, it needs to be changed to an instant 3 month ban and if you are caught again the penalty is doubled along with the fine
Presumably the taxi from Wolverhampton drove someone from Wolverhampton to Heathrow. I’ve travelled to Heathrow in taxis registered in Surrey, despite Heathrow being in Middlesex. They don’t make you change taxi at the border! 😂
He was a sh*t driver though…
Better call Paul. There's a huge crocodile up in the sky! 3:43 🐊
Never mind always an Audi, around here it’s mainly totally a tesla
Ah the tits in Tesla's. They are rapidly becoming as bad as the Audi's.
There are a lot of Wolverhampton taxi plate drivers in hull
If nothing else, Tony, you've confirmed that "W⚓" has an alternate spelling to Audi 😂.
It's also an Electric Audi!
A glorified golf buggy then. 😁
Driven by a complete knob Jockey
I wouldn't trust these "professional driver" Muppets with groceries, let alone people.
13:19 Looks like the number plate is put above the doors intentionally. Perhaps, so it can be seen when stopped with the doors open.
It would be interesting to see if the front number plate is mounted as high. It could be a theft deterrent.
[cough] I used to be a PH licenced by Malvern Hills; I was at Heathrow airport all the time, also Gatwick; dropping off and picking up people who live in the Malvern area; as that (and school runs), was my primary focus, in a large 8-seater.
10:10 - Ranger Danger reliably every time.
Another great video be waiting for your next one
Re mobile phones: I saw a woman using phone at traffic lights, next to her a copper, he took no notice and turned left, he saw her because I saw him look, the idiot in the badly sign written pickup, in australia they call it ranger danger, but I think you are right wa**er.
Triumph TR2
We have a lot of Taxi drivers that probably learned and I use that word lightly in countries that drive on the right side, whereas we in Ireland like the UK drive on the left and we have some beauties here, as Father Ted would say feckin ejits.
As a private hire, you aren't allowed to operate outside your licensing area? Interesting...what happens if you pick up someone in your license area and they want to go way outside that area...is there a country-wide license for that? So glad I used the tube to get from and to Heathrow!!
But the trailer should have one always no excuse!!
Somebody must have plenty of money Taxi to Heathrow Airport from Wolverhampton!
Correct defensive driving - school sign indicates that you must always give way - their understanding?
Perhaps the Wolverhampton driver is picking up someone arriving that lives near there - I used a Cheltenham area company when I wanted to be dropped off or picked up from Birmingham or Luton.
2 of the most despised drivers.... Audi and prius.....
Van with high number plate , hes normally towing a trailer and is too lazy to apply rhe correct number plate to the trailer
I used to be a 'professional driver', if hes picking up or dropping off a client thats legal , you cant hackney anywhere else than the county your licenced in but you can private hire
Great video thanks ❤
Most of the taxes are foreign and have no idea how to drive in the United Kingdom
They all suffer from leaky blinker fluid cylinders......
I really dont understand why its so important that drivers MGIF
i saw car driver this week texing on his mobile while driving
Professional drivers they probably don’t have a driving license, well not one that was taken by themselves 😂
could they be on airport runs
Interesting to see that the PH driver with the Wolverhampton licence, has a Leicester telephone number on his vehicle. Can anyone see the link between them?
Shocking lack of lane discipline. Must be so easy to get a "professional driver" certification: no test just fill in the form & pay a fee. I bet there is no checks for driving offences just a disclaimer on the form that says if you don't tell the truth then it will be revoked. Likewise will they lose it if they are caught speeding?
If I had children no way 🙅♂️ Thanks London Dash Cam 🚕😊👍
i was picking brother up from work otherday, midnight. saw a white car doing some speed and run 2 red lights at junctions. it was either a bm or audi.
why do people think oh its late i dont give a shit about a red light. theres a pub right by one.
and no it wasnt police car