Freak Crash On Boxing Day | The Motorway: Life In The Fast Lane | Real Responders

232 miles of road used by more than 40 million vehicles a year the m6 is the longest

motorway

and one of the busiest in Britain 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year the m6 is solid every day of the year outside Birmingham meets four other

motorway

s and keeping them running is a constant Battle for time and resources on this motorway, but no motorist is aware of what we do. A hidden army of men and women work day and night. I have a football applied on the m25, whatever the weather on the m5, you find your money on the m50 you find the poor every day, they aim to control the chaos and help us when things go wrong, trying at all costs from keeping Britain moving to calling it back yards away, we're, look how

fast

everyone's going, why? sit in the center

lane

and don't overtake anything watch her just have dinner can I warm up slow down my journey this is the highways agency's West Midlands regional control center monitoring almost 700 miles of Britain's

fast

est roads just watching some police vehicles passing at breakneck speed Staff here are responsible for keeping highway traffic moving at high speed and spotting problems ahead.

Yes, right after this, there is a caravan in the active

lane

on the slippery road that appears to be the offending vehicle that lost the wheel representing the caravan's wheel. a great risk for vehicles traveling at high speed. I have a sign in lane three advising the public to stay out of lane three. It's a blind curve. In fact, someone hits it and it will cause a secondary accident. Everyone will receive thanks. They just warned them. I'm not paying much attention to the closure of lane three. I have reports of a person in the roadway. It seems that the motorist is going to try to clean himself.

It's a phone number for the caravan driver. He has entered the road. Yes, he is coming back. crossing the road powerful whiskey Mike 1 3 you have mail in the road picking up this wheel that he has recovered eats obviously yes, for safety reasons I would not recommend that people go to look for their personal belongings on a live road when traffic could be burying 70 miles per hour I wouldn't do it, it just takes one motorist to do something stupid and it takes one person to go too fast and then the whole system that you know in that area will get tangled up heading north. information between junctions 2 in the incident there are over three kilometers of congestion a prosperous society depends on our roads so they have a purpose there is a reason behind the way they are designed and built and ultimately it is about leading to getting people from A to B as quickly as possible More than 40 million drivers may use the M6 ​​each year, all trying to get to their destination by the quickest route.

I like driving on the highway because you can test the limits of the car, you can

real

ly push it hard and because it's a quick bike ride. The last family is on day trips and jockeying with the salesman driving up to a thousand miles a week for this idiot. What fun. Laurie carries everything from diapers to environmental waste services. The white business thing. All there is in each truck is money. We are not there at delivery. time, simply bring all batches from stock, the cost to the British economy of stopping this road is estimated to be almost two hundred thousand pounds per hour, okay for delivery, operations manager Steve Bird is responsible for supervising a team of 49 operators who work 24 hours a day.

Whatever is going to impact this afternoon and make sure the late shift is in the loop is Beyonce's concert at the LG Arena. Yes, it's okay, thank you. Highways Agency staff have 450 CCTV cameras and are constantly on the lookout for anything the motorway may bring. until you stop, you can get an idea very quickly of what's going on from the activity in the room, the radio transmissions, so you know what's going on when you walk into the room, generally it's all routine, noise levels , activity levels and everything tells me we are in a good place at the moment oh that doesn't look good I can see it mate I can set it up but the signs are a red box it's a broken down HGV that just hasn't made it reach the shoulders. it has its rear lever, you know it's m6 Junction 3 from the sound of it, it's possibly just a mechanical fault with the HTV, ok I mean it's not confirmed yet but I don't know until they come back what the update is, thanks Mike for three. capable of suffering a breakdown in the

life

lane at junction 3 of Bravo m6 has a vehicle that stands out from the name, yes, copy, do we know what this vehicle is?

That HTV Emma, ​​the stranded truck, is already delaying vehicles heading south toward Birmingham Transit Officers Steph and Dean. As part of a national team of more than a thousand Highways Agency officers, they need to move the truck quickly before the problem becomes serious. These eight wheels, seven of them on the shoulder, but there's probably still five tons of metal on lane one, so it's not something you can imagine. I want to be

real

ly honest, it's a priority to move it properly if we're trying to haul it when it's loaded, the trucks brakes have locked while they wait for the recovery crew to arrive and Dean has no choice but to close the lane. yes, it's for living on the highways, honey, I feel like whiskey, right because of three lame people placed on top, all that stands between the high-speed traffic and the stopped truck are 12 traffic cones 50 centimeters high.

Dean calls the lorry driver to inform them that unless their breakdown service arrives quickly the Highway Agency will have to repossess the vehicle and charge them three hundred and fifty pounds if you finish showering yes that's fine if you tell me they're coming it's fine okay, but we have a lot of people, when? let me find if yours if yours is Unruh it's okay if you finish yelling and cursing I can do it with the slightest attention I'll tell you what buddy we've toned it all we've shot a dumb one but I see a truck almost addicted , it seemed that those who are in recovery, the recovery has just come now, so it took a 50 minute interval for your recovery, sir, we aim to do it within 45 minutes to an hour for a vehicle of that size in the Britain's motorways, almost half. of all cars exceed the speed limit of 70 miles per hour never get a speeding ticket never go over sixty too fast again it bothers me when I'm going over the speed limit someone comes behind me wanting me to go faster millions of vehicles A year of driving at high speed takes its toll on highway infrastructure.

Keeping the system running at this rate requires 24-hour attention from an army of workers and there is one problem that requires more energy than any other in the thousands of square miles of asphalt there are hundreds of potholes waiting for Steve Taylor I spot them another good day for a jet the traveling public doesn't really know what I do all they see is a highway meeting a highway maintenance vehicle two guys sign it I spent most of my working

life

on this vehicle I start as soon as we get on the highway, I turn on the artistic inspection button, then we turn around, if I hit a pothole, I literally press a pothole button, and within a few minutes all the potholes will stop appearing.

In Steve, driven by his chauffeur, Jed conducts his pothole search three days a week at a constant speed of 50 miles per hour; he is sent to the national control center. Right now, this is Steve Taylor, already in control. I am currently on the western arm heading south. the m6 I have encountered a recurring pothole yes yes the last thing you want is for a vehicle to hit a pothole or hit some debris or something like that because from a small boat I will end up with a major incident, it is a big responsibility, first link in a chain which just confirms that you are there will be approximately five ten minutes maximum, however, yes, everything is received.

Come on, but potholes can't be fixed in high-speed traffic. The highway maintenance company can only carry out these repairs if the Highways Agency is prepared. to stop the highway to be honest I don't want to stop it at all but sometimes we have no choice and we have to go ahead and do it if we have vehicles that break down because they are in potholes and it is causing bumps we have no choice but to continue ahead - a boat, all the rolling road is not necessary if you can switch to channel two - thanks, block from Junction dine I will give you I will let you know when we have The traffic officers in control Frank and Steve are responsible for stopping the drivers of the highway.

I tell Al-Fatah teams to implement rolling blocks. As you can see, I'm looking in the rearview mirror and I have to fit the cars now, in line, next buildup. It's always best to keep traffic moving if you can, it's a very very slow speed, you said you have to come to a complete stop, if you have to stop, if you have a stop it and there's no way around it, we won't hold you up. too long so they just fill a pothole, okay what's that coming over the hill? Is he a monster? No, it's a rolling block.

We have a lot of traffic now, as you can see on the camera, it's going bad now at just under 2 kilometers, so. hoping to get it released soon, all the traffic has been there for too long, if it's that long they'll keep asking how long it takes as long as the tracking takes. I mean, traffic has already been stopped for three. minutes with all that traffic staring at you, I think you'd feel the pressure: go fast, world, there's no escape to go fast, world and we're stuck right in the middle. We try to please the general public.

Keeping highway maintenance to a minimum of five minutes of your day isn't much. Yes, we've completed this part. No, you can leave the block. Thank you very much for the property. Thank you. Everyone is in a hurry nowadays. Thank you so much. I just don't want that brand and then I just throw yoga pot yogurt in the car, that makes room, any month I just covered the yogurt door because we would get paid for that amazing shot, isn't that lovely strawberry, really bright, nothing. Ma'am, I think people now want to get from point A to point B as fast as they can and don't care who they bother or anything else.

This is Frank's 23rd year on the highway. He joined the Highway Agency after 15 years with the motorway police. I remember the motorway was built in 1972 through Whitehall, it can't have been that busy then no it wasn't, no no, you should finish junction nine and that used to be correct, one finisher said the junction then they put the part in the middle sees big changes that only the officers never knew about often the cats got in the way no, not yet all day, but he has his bus pass at seven for lunch, if there is a forum, the Highway Agency staff worked 365 days. one year you get it because skeleton the detective I'm not sure about Sherlock's bones it's early on Boxing Day, which is usually a problematic day for the agency in the past, thousands of shoppers heading to the Boxing Day sales have caused queues so big that junction 9 on the m6 has had to be closed if you go historically you have always had a considerable amount of congestion because Junction knows that everyone is heading, especially just to the two shops that are next to an Ikea, they have started parking on the The trail only tends to 8c parking anymore, so ready for whatever you want.

I don't understand the logic of opening at five in the morning, yes, it's an environment where I would like to be in a fierce environment with people, right? for x y&z just checking if there's any congestion starting because it's 20 plus 9 and right now no, still no light traffic, why doesn't it affect the highway at the time nothing happens in the air, there's nothing? That's it, I mean, I thought my radio had gone off or something. Normally when you don't expect something, everything happened so it's pretty quiet, we ban the keyword and the moment someone unleashes the keyword it doesn't seem like everything blows up.

Busier than when we went to where before the day of an arched well, I see there. I will tell the key to our house on the other side of the whiskey to a priority. I want some of them to take a bath. We have our TC in the em on the m5 heading north. just before the junction shape turns into rubble, although it's somewhat crossed on its forehead, give us a Mike City. I have it 705 5. I think they are T. they have a crossover in the m5, it is in 705 5, that is the camera that was received.

You need an ambulance for Oliver. I'm just northbound, one could have an Ambo please, northbound. From two to one person with mouth injuries. The car

crash

ed into the central reservation and the engine ended up on the opposite road. Yes. Facial injuries. to the mouth too, yes, then, on the other side, if you can stayThere please, there is serious damage at the front, the vehicle appears to have gone over the barrier here and when it did, everything was obviously ripped off and the engines came out. He had never known this to happen before. Look, Frank's priority is to clear the four blocked lanes and get them moving as quickly as possible.

We have the vehicle in lane one. I have a pile of debris in lane three. we are saved it is 9:30 and the Boxing Day traffic has started to increase if I go back to this chamber which as you can see near the congestion goes back to the m6 and that relieves the congestion from the incident on the m5 to the land until they get here to make decisions some of that can shoot at the scene a 17 a person our son among the guests I was right in the center lane, I turned the curve and the car started to turn to the left and there was like a truck or a truck or something like that in that lane.

I'm just trying to write myself and I'm going straight to the central reservation. I'm glad it's not much less than where you are. Ultimately, Boxing Day is real. I'll get to that, luckily it's not a serious injury, so I think it's the barriers now. I mean, that will be the key issue, it's practically flat, so even my need to be replaced sooner or later, which could save you three four hours is an estimate for safety the highway maintenance team decides that the barrier should repaired immediately there is nothing more the Highways Agency can do except wait hours while it is repaired it is one of those things we face every day when Come in, you know, you think one thing is going to happen and the opposite happens, because we have two lanes closed of what would normally be a three lane roadway.

We have lost 66% of the capacity there, so that is having a huge impact for thousands of road users they go the right way and everyone else understands there is nothing we can do we have had priorities this you have on the floor because life is too short there are enough miserable people without us being miserable aren't the drivers on the m6 a monitored by The motorway police core group 96 officers form part of a specialist team equipped to deal with problems in a high speed environment. In the morning, all anyone wants to do, they shouldn't take them to the bathroom, yes, the Tesco flame is so small, you see. viv Baldwin has been volunteering here one day a week for the past five years offering support to frontline staff.

I know that one day it will be easy to talk to her and share things. I'm going to leave me, I'll save these donuts. then bring donuts when she brings food ma'am. Asya holy bones donuts you will kill me when you fail the physical fitness test it is not my responsibility to take care of their bodies if their souls what I am looking for there is nothing to see it that's all it's okay it's something strange more or less it's I don't feel comfortable and that makes me a vicar today's duties first of all Oscar tango two one will be Tony in cash alcohol Oscar tango blame a little very yes that's okay good as it becomes ladies' night reminding everyone of their responsibilities regarding driving in the place making sure we all go home at the end of the night and that other members probably do too.

Excellent, in any case, do you want to prepare everyone happy with the preparation? Yes okay Mr. Previn follow me thank you for all the work that is done on the highway for everyone who keeps the highway together and makes it work so they finish we are school this in the name of Jesus Amen thank you it is a stressful job and dehumanizing you want to go in and out of CCAP yeah I go in and they're just dealing with the worst things you know the police officer can come in and just talk about it and not have to worry about what they're saying and that's really helpful to them.

I am an independent listener. Heard and I just get a stink tonight granny and the clergyman are spending a night with PC Dave Gaunt they just got an emergency call to stop the m6 okay we're on our way to a girl who's in the bridge that's on the right side, the railings right now and they're passing us, we're going to close the northbound highway in case you get on the bridge on the wrong side and try to jump. I mean, no one is going to pass us on the right. Now at 110 miles per hour I'm getting to 20 miles per hour.

I'm just thinking about this lady who is going to think about jumping. I just think about how sad the northbound closures are. There's someone coming up lane three and in the stands so they're going to stop the tabs on the bridge up there, they're going to cut the center of the bridge, they have, they have a knot or because I didn't release a figure, look, it ran away, how do you feel about those Dave when do you know what I just received? Everyone excited about the fact that this woman is upset, she wants to jump and we have to lunge and grab her.

She tries to look. It's probably horrible to think that you're looking at it from the motorists' perspective. It's like people are probably being sought out. to be somewhere, you just close the highway stopping them from moving, so you feel for them because they're going to be late, but you also know it's one of those when you're on top of the bridge, at which point I know you saw the officers ran towards someone who grabbed or and then the others rushed in, you know, I mean, it's like he turns into a pear shape while you grab, you have a nice firm grip on Reese, you're going to fight, you know, there's a lot of things.

If you have lunch for them, if you fail and they jump, you know it will be your fault, there are many things going through your head, what is happening here, a big ship, but it can be an absolute nightmare because if there is a robbery, you can You don't go anywhere else once you stop stopping you can understand why people get angry and road rage and that frustration is a time in my life that I will never get back to and the congestion caused by highway closures costs the UK approximately one billion pounds a year. year so small repairs need to be done quickly with minimal disruption on a filtered road just off the m6, a recurring pothole needs urgent attention.

Get a motorcycle to hit there then we could end up on another highway, if it's there it will cut through the square patch. to the core and do it correctly to fix the big pothole, the Highway Agency will have to close one of the lanes and send it 30 to 45 down, I say 32 per hour, so you have two lanes and you have to take a When exiting the lane on a busy section, traffic slows down and then we create more problems at the moment, it's not much of a problem, it will be in the next few hours and it starts to build up, but not long after the road works start a bigger problem appears. on the horizon abnormal load charging two lane fare if it goes to the m5 we have one lane closed there oh don't go down there penny ways hobby agency yeah just to go let you know you have an abnormal load going down that arm it has taken two lanes it will go early there is no chance of not passing to pass the road workers repairing the potholes the truck carrying the wide load slows down to a walking pace it is close to that barrier very close to the barrier they could have gotten there and they had to stop, then you have the traffic behind, which has also stopped now, what was caused is quite a back-up just now that it will return to the m6, do you know anything afterwards?

At three o'clock, you'll have phenomenal traffic, school runs will be leaving, you know, and this will go back to junction nine now just because of its abnormal load, vm6 and other motorways around the West Midlands. a conurbation of cities and towns during rush hour, local traffic and commuters flow onto the network rushing to and from work in the hope of a nice stable day, everyone can get where they need to go safely, minimal delays, that's what I hope Tony, we found out that our RTC won about 9-8 out of six in pounds, three received, thank you.

Traffic is now restricted to using two lanes instead of four. We have established the appropriate signs to close both lanes behind the scenes. It's Thursday afternoon. at five o'clock, there is extremely heavy congestion at this time; anyway the signs are going on now so most of the public is paying attention to them to get out of the way society obviously didn't realize hey eldon congestion bills incredibly fast estimates one mile. a minute, but I would say on the m6 it's probably faster than um we've got one vehicle lined up because it looks like it's just two cars.

I imagine the crew will attend the scene and there are no clotheslines three and four, yeah, I see. mpg just arrived in North Bend, they are asking if we can actually stop the roadway so they can access the exits Lee, yes everyone, stop. Frank has now paralyzed the entire southbound m6. The decision to close the highway is huge. decision because we know it will affect thousands and thousands of people the cost of delayed freight that could miss delivery time the cost of missed business meetings the cost of people heading to airports ferry terminals leaving on vacation and have to miss that flight or that ferry crossing is in our mind that we have to solve these incidents as quickly as possible so that everything returns to its normal form.

We now have approximately nine kilometers of congestion on the m6. South Bank, this is quite considerable congestion, from what we can see, the continuous traffic now had other incidents on the m5, like the London buses, they never arrive, there they also came and the phrase: we have five accidents and two broken down vehicles , one in In lane three, we actually have more congestion northbound because of people looking up. Okay, yes, possible suicide. There is a gentleman sitting on the wrong side of the railing on the M42 bridge. Our job is to stop traffic. We have a cruising position. north and south, okay, I'll try to lower a good center car if we have any cases, any suicide attempts on bridges, possible jumpers, our procedures to stop all traffic that circulates under the bridge, which is why we shoot so much in the run carried Going north and south, the disruption can be huge for the general public on the M6, Highways Agency traffic officers have managed to open two of the lanes.

The oppression is to recover a lane and the reason is a warning that is as normal as possible, but to clear the scene of the accident. Now we have to stop three lanes again. It's a long drive home for some people and of course, unless they listen on the radio, they have no way of knowing why they are sitting in a queue without moving, leading to exasperation. Can? stand there sir for two seconds please while I pull all the peoples across the pool in a vehicle towards the arch or wait there may be mistakes let's take a break we have stopped you for the reason wait there no move the little movement there thank god that's why everyone stopped is that place on the bridge the police have arrived on the scene now we actually have a lot to do you don't have time to panic there are so many steps to take this always There are more precautions you can take on this end and again, unfortunately it is a fairly common occurrence.

It is the right side of the barrier. Now yes, that was received. It's the right side of Burien's air, that he is calling the police to get an update. Make sure we can release the traffic. Alright. When traffic officers stopped the M42 carriageway, the man was already being escorted off the bridge. It was a great relief when the police made him go through the right side of the barrier again and turned right, the m42 was only stopped for a few moments, but the accident in the closed lanes of the m6 for an hour and a half the team It has been resolved the driver has been checked by an ambulance and all lanes have been opened suicide threats can be up to once a week and we have been known to close highways for long periods of time.

Our agent had one that lasted over 24 hours during a very busy period of the summer where people were trying to go on vacation and there was nothing we could do. We had all the professionals. on the scene trying to sort this out from this gentleman and that can get quite complicated, if the impact on the network is huge then you're going to get the thousands of complaints that we're going to get and you're going to have to deal with the general public. Invisibly, there are reports that the general public actually yells at the would-be jumper you know to jump off the bridge and stop wasting time.

PCs Carl Davies and Mark Crozier, our collision investigators who work with the motorway policing core group when a collision or war occurs. Suicide occurs on the freeway is more significant due to the speeds involved vehicles can be completely destroyed bodies can be completely destroyed in a high speed impact which obviously makes our job as investigators much more difficult to unravel the circumstances that They surrounded us We're certainly done with the pink and fluffy sideof surveillance, we have the most horrendous part of everything that we have to deal with and we have to see the most horrendous thing.

Seeing this was pretty serious and it was a long day, every day. dealing with fatal or life-changing incidents that happen on the road so for years we've been working together for years it's April and it's probably been the best four years of my career so far that we've had between you guys yeah have. nicknamed the twins, I think it's because we are very handsome, we both look alike because we are beautiful, if you witness trauma, you have to get through the day and mood, take a mickey out of each other and anything really in the office is only we're not, it just diffuses a situation because you see horrible things and then the way you handle it is with humor and that's the way you avoid it it's 6:00 a.m. m. on a Saturday morning, traffic officers Karen and Colin are on the early shift I said the other day we know a flock of sheep a herd of cows what is the name of a group of people a pig or a drift is something like that I said well like It's called a traffic group friendly officers Ana moan moan of the traffic officers a sausage now you'll see more fragments.

I did not do it. What do you want to think of a wonderful foreclosure on Etsy? Before it had nine cups and it will close the main character about 54. It will close the main road. There is a whole. the crew closed the m54 joyless John to the m6 and we just have to wait for the police now a young mile section of the m6 is now a crime scene the police have taken over the motorway Highway Agency staff she no longer has control of the road, so they said this will continue for quite a while today because they would have to find out if they, whether you know it was a possible suicide or something like that, yeah, you know, we don't know if it's a woman, we don't know yes it is a man, but he simply said that he knows it is not nice and that he would not want to. to be the guys had been on the road because almost and they're like you know they've found him and seen, while we haven't seen Collin and Calvin as much.

I took it back to Hilton Park, so in that time condo: it will be okay Carmen will be in pieces because the currents I really like to carve. I mean, we worked a lot of shifts together, so I feel sorry for Colin. Colin will be fine. It's good? He laughs a little a little. but it's to be expected, I guess we'll talk to work, there are good parts and bad parts, you know, maybe you don't get to know what happens after the dates, usually we don't get to know, no you don't know everything. details, but it's good to know some of the things that possibly explain why eight miles of two different highways are closed as people set out on their Saturday morning commutes.

There are already three kilometers of traffic queues to divert from the police-led m6 so they are just going to do the investigative work and we are waiting for an update on when it can reopen. Okay, look, I know two hours and three opening, I would say it would be longer than now two hours if you're looking at eleven twelve. 'watch, yes, the common is now on the scene and then let's cross our fingers, hopefully within the hour and a half, we should pick up the paper so it can start to build up, like shopping traffic, now football, So there's definitely a lot of football traffic up north from home.

It is believed that by the time the volume of congestion increases the police investigation on the motorway has been carried out by officers Davies and Crozier it has already been five hours since the M6 ​​was first closed, well the operator of the motorway has a clear policy with cheese, basically, get them well up and running as soon as possible, our job makes it difficult that the fact that we can be on the scene or in a scene for several hours, my personal point of view is reassured until that we have all the evidence we need to respond to all the Christians in the family with a mask and no, I don't care how long the engine's eyes were closed, but my knees, family comes first, yeah, I mean, everyone We have been motorists stuck in long queues and, unfortunately, you forget.

By the end, someone is probably crying at home because they were given the worst possible news. In the entire scene, we were there for four hours and in that time we identified the man, where he lived, where his vehicle was, what was nearby, where. The point at which the gentleman landed on the road was who his closest relatives were and officers were deployed to go to his family as quickly as possible with respect to today's integers, imagine going to a family home and telling his loved ones than your next relative. A family member has died, have you ever been emotional?

Have I ever been excited? Yes, not at the moment later. Control of the closed motorway has now been returned to the Highways Agency, but before drivers are allowed to return to it, there is more work to do. olia, you are a cleanup team to clean up spills and I will be guided by them, if they are happy then we are happy, we will reopen it, so that is what we are really waiting for is to clean it up because the last thing you want is for me to drive to through it, unfortunately it's a waiting game.

I estimate one hour. I'll keep my fingers crossed a little bit before, we'll see how they go, hurry up, so the people with them are estimating a I'll be up to the little paper tape, look, that's all received, yeah, there Kyah, you gotta feel for the family man, it's a shame, it was, what I thought was that loner, it's just the two of us there. in that moment when it was dark and damp and there was no one else there, it was that, it was this, I would say it was a scary place, it was just, it was terribly lonely, it felt terribly lonely, you know?

It wasn't because there were cars passing by, it was just that split second makes you realize when I say we've been, we've been two fatales before everything, but you know, when you get into those fatales, the adrenaline is pumping, you know? what you're going to expect to a certain extent, but it was just the shock of finding something you didn't expect, that was the difference and you have to deal with it, so it's very fragile and it requires a certain type of person to deal with it Mike, you shoulder oh yeah I'm fine I'm fine the roads are clear now the roads are clear widow all the traffic this morning and it's off there but the oldest sign in the middle is ridiculous we'll never win the battle against the potholes no until the flying car comes yeah we have a block comment six out of six a year I mean five Bravo that's Lucy's uniform pop at five o'clock I got someone coming up the shoulder that's illegal yeah I knew a couple of The vehicles go up, the tough kid, yeah, when you go to the beer, a little more comes, those are the people that are there in my sink, oh, if he's doing it, then I can do it.

Vicki Vicki Vicki oh, I told you you're going to hell, that's why I've come to work with the dream of opening one of those someday when I'm in 1967 Mercedes 250 SL pagoda. The best modern cars are fabulous, fantastic, they have so many qualities that old cars don't have, but they don't have that. style but they don't have that they don't exude that that panache that elegance that old cars do everything around you seems to go at 90 miles per hour everything is hurry, hurry, hurry, if I leave, I will leave And for the day, you know, The less time I spend on the highway, the easier it is for me.

It's a slab of asphalt. Cross a beautiful landscape. Why not take them? Why not take a bee trail and enjoy the countryside? The highways too. Quick, to be honest I find this stressful next time a car is traveling the wrong way on the motorway, that's one way to avoid the queues. Meet the men and women who come clean when things go wrong. Leeks carrots parsnips turnips I've ever seen. We are always to blame for everything there for closing lanes and we are not the ones who are alone in the nearest city. Much of the milk has gone into the drains trying to prevent it from reaching a pond.

The milk is worse than most of the things I made last time here. loaded with salmon it smells a little