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Truck & Driver editor gets on his box about boxes
22nd December 2005, Page 18
22nd December 2005
Page 18
Page 18, 22nd December 2005
— Truck & Driver editor gets on his box about boxes
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I'M WRITING in response to Barry Proctor's column (CM 1 December) in which he says: "I've seen the attitude of drivers in London when faced with fines for blocking a yellow box and they just don't do it any more."
Really? Where's this miracle, Barry? Can you take me there?
I've lived in the capital for 30 years and daily watch Londoners routinely and unashamedly block box junctions, roundabouts and emergency vehicles.
Insider tip: aim for the driver's door —that shifts 'ern. Dave Young Editor, Truck & Driver