Cyclists push the boundaries of the law too far now (Why not allow more flexibillity and ignore red lights)
Ever looked at what some car drivers do? There's a lot more of them, and some of them shouldn't be allowed out of the house without their shoe laces tied together and their mouth sewn shut with lockwire.
Tell us about it. Earlier in the year a driver demolished a trolley park area at our local B&Q., ending up with it's front end in the air on top of the wreckage.
Then, just the other week my local Sainsbury's had this happen in their car park:
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/ashford/news/shock-as-car-ploughs-into-sainsburys-trolley-bay-258326/
!!
Without seeing the vehicles or sites, here are some details:
Honda Jazz, Vauxhall Meriva or some other small, boxy car. Or it was a scratched Rover25 with the full dog hair interior.
Driver well past retirement age.
Automatic transmission
The first thing they said after being removed from the car was 'what happened?' That's if they weren't unconscious and put straight into an ambulance.
Their middle aged children quickly arrived after being called by the police
I have recovered several crashes with one or more of those things in common, like one off a traffic island that was a courtesy car from the bodyshop repairing her own car from the same place, others that had hit walls on both sides of the road just backing out of their drive, one that had gone up their steep drive and almost drive off the roof of the garage, in a car park that the driver's daughter arrived and said "that's the third car she's done that too, perhaps she should give up driving" Perhaps? oppsing
perhaps My favourite was one Sunday afternoon after it had punched out the wall under the garage window, then backwards onto the drive, down the side of the house, across the road, down another drive, through a hedge, across the lawn and into a swimming pool.