Why is it that people think that
they can zoom down a hill in icy conditions and think that things will be the
same? As a driver I’d never dream of going down this hill; and all it takes is
a good sense of direction to think that there’s an alternative route to find.
In most cases; the name of the road helps. If it’s a road or a lane then there’s
a good chance that there’s access to it from some other turning. Or why not
pull over and set up the sat-nav to have a scroll around? There’s no actual
warning signs about the hill other than vehicles over 7.5 tonnes; although we’ve
had buses come down when they’re lost or have been re-routed. The result is an
insurance nightmare with the loss of a hedge concealing the home; a
knocked-over road sign owned by the council and the damage done to the car as
well. Was it worth it? Perhaps to the homeowner if he wanted a new fence; but
he’d have to wait a bit. Amazingly, the car got towed away early the next day,
but the fence took three months to arrange a repair.
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