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    Took me nearly 5 hours to drive 12 miles home tonight (what a fo#king journey)

    got in at 8 o'clock tonight the snow and roads were a nightmare iether blocked solid with traffic or you got stuck in the snow, had to dig myself out acouple of times

    poxy fwd van was useless how no one hit me or me not hitting anyone else or any curbs was a miracle

    to make matters worse as it got later the melted snow on the roads turned into sheet ice

    AND NOT A F#CKING GRITTER LORRY INSIGHT

  • #2
    Same here.....just done 4.5 hours to do a 10 mile journey!!

    Absolute madness!

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    • #3
      not good marky, at least youre home safe and sound with no damage done

      btw do they need to grit your road
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Dave1800BDA View Post
        not good marky, at least youre home safe and sound with no damage done

        btw do they need to grit your road
        they did Frostys....................

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Dave1800BDA View Post
          not good marky, at least youre home safe and sound with no damage done

          btw do they need to grit your road
          lol already has enough grit in it Dave

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          • #6
            hang in there Marky

            i had the Ranger sideways today loads of times - roads were sheet ice at one point - 2 ton of black mass through the lanes

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            • #7
              Emergency centres
              In Basingstoke in Hampshire, 2,000 vehicles ground to a halt on Monday, leaving about 3,000 people stranded, Hampshire Constabulary said.



              Five emergency rest centres were set up in the Basingstoke area for those who could not get home.
              Thousands of motorists and passengers were also stuck in Berkshire and south Oxfordshire.
              Many spent the night in freezing conditions after roads in the counties became gridlocked on Monday afternoon.
              South Central Ambulance, which covers Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire and Oxfordshire, said there had been a 70% increase in calls.
              There were also long delays on the M4, the M3 and the M40, to the north and west of London.
              The AA said Monday was its busiest day in 10 years with its own patrols getting stuck.


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              • #8
                Get the council out gritting. Spend some money the motorists have paid out over the years the incompetent twits!

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                • #9
                  Took me nearly 5 hours to drive 12 miles home tonight (what a fo#king journey)





                  I had a car like that once mate

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                  • #10
                    I had big trouble in my wellies.
                    Took me 2 mins to get across the yard instead of the usual 30 secs.
                    What a bugger!
                    We're not Brazil, we're Northern Ireland

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                    • #11
                      not really much snow up here one day and its nearly all gone ,a bit frosty now though

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                      • #12
                        quiet a bit of snow up here 6 mile journey taking 45mins

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