On the way home tonight I got queued up in traffic for a few minutes because of an accident. When I got let through by the Police and Ambulance services I saw a transit positioned unusually with it's rear facing a ditch, after passed a few parked cars in a queue, the one at the front had a mangled and crushed front wing, door, bonnet, bumper etc. These sights always bring back the reality that cars aren't as tough as we think they are.
What really hit home was when I saw two children standing near the damaged car and one of the girls was holding their hand to their head, clearly upset.
Anyway, the point of posting this story was to volunteer a pledge as a member of this group that I hope others may wish to join in with.
I'm hoping that as GT86 owners we can swear to drive well and considerately, not take chances that'll potentially cause us or others harm and damage our new pride and joy cars. Let's keep ourselves and our cars safe so we have many years to enjoy them.
You get the idea.
What really hit home was when I saw two children standing near the damaged car and one of the girls was holding their hand to their head, clearly upset.
Anyway, the point of posting this story was to volunteer a pledge as a member of this group that I hope others may wish to join in with.
I'm hoping that as GT86 owners we can swear to drive well and considerately, not take chances that'll potentially cause us or others harm and damage our new pride and joy cars. Let's keep ourselves and our cars safe so we have many years to enjoy them.
You get the idea.
