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BAN FOR 10MPH MOTORWAY DRIVER
Seven day ban for going too slow
A woman who drove at speeds of less than 10mph on the motorway has been banned from driving for seven days, it has been reported. Stephanie Cole repeatedly jammed on her brakes as she weaved between the hard shoulder and inside lane of the M32, reported the BBC website.
She was also understood to have a sign in the back of her car that read ‘I do not drive fast, please overtake’ when police stopped her.
Apparently Mrs Cole, 58, of Fishponds, Bristol, had ‘no confidence’ on the motorway but had to use it to go to the shops.
‘I really didn't want to go on the motorway, but I desperately had to go to Staples for an ink cartridge,' she was quoted as saying.
‘I don't know any other way to get to it so I went that way,’ she added.
‘I think it was one of those things you do by mistake and that's exactly it was, I was on there by mistake.
‘It just felt awful. I didn't know what to do. I panicked and turned to jelly inside and I didn't know what to do.'
Mrs Cole apparently has to take another driving test and has admitted driving without reasonable consideration.
North Avon Magistrates' Court was told Mrs Cole's GP had been treating her for ‘fear of driving’ for the past three-and-a-half years.
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Seven day ban for going too slow
A woman who drove at speeds of less than 10mph on the motorway has been banned from driving for seven days, it has been reported. Stephanie Cole repeatedly jammed on her brakes as she weaved between the hard shoulder and inside lane of the M32, reported the BBC website.
She was also understood to have a sign in the back of her car that read ‘I do not drive fast, please overtake’ when police stopped her.
Apparently Mrs Cole, 58, of Fishponds, Bristol, had ‘no confidence’ on the motorway but had to use it to go to the shops.
‘I really didn't want to go on the motorway, but I desperately had to go to Staples for an ink cartridge,' she was quoted as saying.
‘I don't know any other way to get to it so I went that way,’ she added.
‘I think it was one of those things you do by mistake and that's exactly it was, I was on there by mistake.
‘It just felt awful. I didn't know what to do. I panicked and turned to jelly inside and I didn't know what to do.'
Mrs Cole apparently has to take another driving test and has admitted driving without reasonable consideration.
North Avon Magistrates' Court was told Mrs Cole's GP had been treating her for ‘fear of driving’ for the past three-and-a-half years.
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