Report those Bad Drivers


Go to PlateWire and post the driver's plate number and your observations. Click on the state of the tag you're gonna rant about.

A recent entry (ck the spelling):

Title: can not drive
Plate: Alabama 1TR2135
Received: Friday, October 06, 2006
Vehicle: white Other big 18 wheeler
Location: southside (Alabama)
Incident: I WAS BEHIND THIS GUY FOR ABOUT 30 MILES HE WAS RUNNING OFF THE ROAD SO MANY TIMES I LOST COUNT,TAILGATEING JUST A PISE-POR DRIVER THAT DOES NOT NEED TO BE ON THE ROAD,WHEN A CAR WOULD TRY TO PASS HE WAS RUNNING THEM OFF THE ROAD HE HAD TO BE DRUNK?GET THIS WHEN HE GOT TO WHERE HE WAS GOING THE LIGHT TURNED RED HE WENT HALF WAY THOUGH IT SLAMED HIS BRAKES ON AND SLID THE REST OFF THE WAY THOUGH THE LIGHT. SOMEBODY SHOULD GET HIM OFF THE ROAD?

Comments

Anonymous said…
Well, Dearie,

Have you checked your own plate? Were there any mentions of driving with a car full of bamboo with a cardboard tunnel to peek through? Or of ShrimpFest banners flying out of your Thing??

Only kidding, I'm sure you know! I love your contraptions and adventures!

-Carol
10:39 PM
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