The really silly and dangerous lady driver / myLot

Oxford, England

October 28, 2019 1:55am CST

Mum, my sister and I are in the car driving along Kent lanes. We find ourselves behind an open top sports car. The lady driving it is wearing a hat and drivng really slowly. Every so often she gets even slower as she is hanging on to her very large hat. This goes on for miles. We cannot overtake as there are white lines or bends. There is silly, but this was just plain stupid and dangerous and one wonders where the lady escaped from...

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (341786)

• Rockingham, Australia

28 Oct 19

I really can't see the point of these types of cars. Mostly your hair gets blown to bits or your face gets windburn.

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@Jackalyn (7558)

• Oxford, England

28 Oct 19

No, I would not want one either, but if I was given one, I might not turn it down. I would not wear a hat and keep the hood up!

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (341786)

• Rockingham, Australia

28 Oct 19

@Jackalyn Yes, of course - haha - if you were given one!

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changjiangzhibin89

@changjiangzhibin89 (16785)

• China

28 Oct 19

That is to say,she was driving with one hand on the steering wheel and the other grasping her hat.She was risking her life !

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@Jackalyn (7558)

• Oxford, England

28 Oct 19

Yes and ours! The thing is she was so slow it was tempting but not safe to overtake..

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Shavkat

@Shavkat (140103)

• Philippines

28 Oct 19

I think she needs to change her hat. I hope she is aware of it by now.

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Fiacre Banks

@xFiacre (13122)

• Ireland

28 Oct 19

@jackalyn Ladies should really have to apply for a licence to wear big floppy hats. They are a menace on all occasions, especially to those sitting behind them in Church. And while driving in open too cars.

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@Jackalyn (7558)

• Oxford, England

29 Oct 19

Now I am gigglling. Mostly these days it is a kind of headress that goes with African clothing. They are lovely but can limit the view as much as a floppy hat. I would still love to wear one but have never had the courage. Floppy hats are for the sun, weddings and the beac in my book. I do possess one and currently it is hanging on my bedroom wall as a decoration.

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