Driver warning – why not being polite behind the wheel could result in a fine of up to £2,000
Drivers have been left stunned after a warning that not being polite while behind the wheel could result in huge fines.
If used inappropriately, flashing headlights and hazard lights can both result in a fine of up to £1,000, it’s been revealed.motorists often use a flash of the headlights to let another car out of a side road or at a junction, while you’ll also see grateful drivers give a quick tap of the hazard lights to say thanks once they’re on their way.
But, being aggressive in your driving and using flashing lights to intimidate other motorists, could mean you’ll be pulled over by
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