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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2017
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I was talking to a Ford enthusiast the other day who mentioned that like me, he was also hit by a driver on a phone resulting in his car, like mine, been written off. We both also know one other person this has happened to in the last 12 months. So, to tally up, that is four older Ford's in great cond with a lot invested in them all written off by irresponsible drivers who believe their entitled to use a phone whilst driving. How many others know of this happening recently to themselves or someone they know? What is it going to take for people to take driving seriously?
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Driving on the phone.
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