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Offline vRS Carl

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Re: Car jacking
« Reply #15 on: November 11, 2010, 01:10:49 pm »
Fcukin to55ers. I hope they get run over by a juggernaut and squashed into the tarmac :fighting: :fighting:

Something for you all to remember is "Tyres & Tarmac" if you can see the rear tyres and the tarmac between you & the car in front then you have enough room to drive out on full lock. If not you need to learn how to SMEE  :wink:

Glad to hear your ok mate.

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Re: Car jacking
« Reply #16 on: November 11, 2010, 11:51:18 pm »
Glad you got away cleanly mate, sharp thinking and well deployed clearance.

It does make your heart sink when you think that could've been your partner/wife with the children.

As Andrew said, I've learnt that the 'tyres on tarmac' rule is invaluable, leaving a car lengths gap to the vehicle in front. Gives you that breathing space to either dive for the opposing lane (if safe to do so) or clamber up the kerb/verge or whatever it may be to get to safety or to escape. Space and time is always a bonus in those situations.

It's even unluckier if you were just passing through Liverpool. Proper opportunists  :fighting: Not like they'd seen your Mk5 and had been scoping it out for a period of time.

I hope your police friend see's them through the scope of his MP5 soon!
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