A furious driver has divided the opinion about who was to blame for a National Express coach cut her car in a Prang outside Heathrow Airport roundabout.
Dashcam images shows the woman who pulls the level with the single cloth while they both approach the intersection near Terminal 5.
Fortunately, she buzzes with Rod Stewart's 'Do Ya think I am sexy' on her car stereo while she enters the roundabout at the outer track with the front of the coach something for her in the left track.
The coach indicated the approach on the left, but stopped the signal when it entered the roundabout.
It seems to be responsible for the second exit, but the motorist is forced to brake while the coach runs over the right strip, creaks in the car and sends part of the chassis in the way.
“F *** ING Hell!” She screams and pulls the exit and pulls and she pulls before the coach.
It is not known what words were exchanged on the spot, but the scrap has fueled online intense debate about who was to blame for the unwanted.
“The car driver is a dangerous, take 6 point of his/her driver's license with 12 weeks of community service,” wrote an observer on X.
'That was just pure clown s *** from the coach -driver, added another.
A furious driver has divided the opinion about who was debt after a National Express coach was set up in the car near Heathrow Airport
The car drove in the outer lanes on the road on the way to Terminal 5 and then drove the inside of the big coach when they came to the bend
Another said, “Never become the meat in a sandwich and always give larger vehicles more room to maneuver.”
A third added: 'She was stupid to try to catch up on a coach on a roundabout. That is also a triple Ascoach, 15 meters long. Stay back, what is the rush. '
The highway code was mentioned: 'That is why it is mentioned in the highway code to give large vehicles at junctions. Some people are so stupid that they put themselves in danger only because they are in a hurry. '
Many were adamant to play safely and give large vehicles space: 'Do not mess with coaches Lorrie's buses … Stay back and let them do the best policy, no matter who is wrong, it will end with a huge ball pain It is not worth it. '
Another agreed: “Unofficial law of the road, if it is bigger than you and you probably get injured, go aside and let them pass!”
But many also chose the driver's side.
'Two lanes in and out of the island, he had a lot of space on his nearby side, but he chose, without controlling his mirrors, to straighten the island and the car in the lane !! Lazy, “they wrote.
“TBF that's how most drivers take a roundabout,” added another.
Users who have seen the images on X have weighed the incident and are divided into the comments about who was in error
A user said: 'Two lanes in and outside the island, he had a lot of space on his nearby side, but he chose, without checking his mirrors, to straighten the island and get the car in the lane !! Lazy.'
Another said, “TBF that's how most drivers take a roundabout.”
A third said: 'That every day, that coach is wrong. Lots of space, not bothering to look or just tried to bully and fail. '
A fourth hit the coach driver: 'Disolated left then drove to the right? The Autodriver had no reason to stay away from him '
One tried to understand the coach's decision to turn right: “Coach driver who indicates left, a lot of space, even when he turned straight, why did he drove to the right?”
Some simply expressed their aversion to the drivers of the coaching company: “National Express drivers are the most self -entitled arrogant aggressive drivers who are there.”
While some thought both were to blame.
'Coach drivers consider and do what most drivers do at a roundabout. However, the car time program should have anticipated it. '
A non -sympathetic user said, “No danger consciousness of both drivers.”
Another said: 'In that situation, go well in front of the bus or stay well behind it. Poor driving from both vehicles. '
Nobody was damaged in the collision.
But many also chose the director's side
While some thought both were to blame
A spokesperson for the National Express said: 'We can confirm that there was an incident on 2 February at the Heathrow Terminal 5 -roundabout 5.
'The end of our coach clashed with a third -party vehicle.
“No injuries have been reported by one of the occupants of both vehicles and the case is being investigated internally.”
The coaching company has started an investigation into the incident.
