Tram Stop Accident Manor Top

[bagger 10]

I got it right - so we weren't "all wrong"...!

 

They were correcting the use of your/you're. You can't use your when you mean you are.

[GleadlessLad 12]

Originally Posted by emilyy (:

It's actually spring lane so your all wrong

I got it right - so we weren't "all wrong"...!

 

They were correcting the use of your/you're. You can't use your when you mean you are.

 

Quite right, fully understand the distinction between "your" & "you're" - but of course I was referring to the issue of the location & not other peoples' grammar!

Edited May 4, 2015 by GleadlessLad

[emilyy (: 10]

the top post has been edited. I didn't read every word of every comment to see if the exact location had been mentioned however it was wrong in the title which was my main point.

picking up spelling mistakes is irrelevant and immature just because I picked up on one of your mistakes.

Edited May 4, 2015 by emilyy (:
wrong information

[I1L2T3 10]

Simple really. This is at least the third one that's done this including a police car.

Coming too fast down City Road to take the bend onto Spring Lane. At the far end of the tram stop (on the photo) the kerb is only at normal height. He/She

might have been braking but once the car is on the high part it's sliding on its

underside. By the way the police car was in pursuit of another car which managed to take the bend.

 

I would love to have seen this happen.

[Vegas1 10]

Still the wrong location though . Spring Lane is nowhere near Manor Top.

[woodmally 10]

What an utter idiot.