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WHEN ONE WAY BECOMES THE WRONG WAY

written by admin April 14, 2011
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ONE way systems in many Donegal towns cause confusion.

And last night in Letterkenny the driver of this Nissan Micra was definitely confused – driving the wrong way up a one way street.

Drivers of other vehicles passing Swilly Meats (driving the right way) down Canal Road had to swerve to avoid the errant motorist.

And after a few close shaves and a few noisy horns, two motorists had the decency to help the elderly Nissan driver by giving him the time to do a three-point turn so he could finally drive the right way.

Could have been worse – he could have been a pedestrian trying to cross the same road….there’s not a single proper pedestrian crossing on Canal Road.

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WHEN ONE WAY BECOMES THE WRONG WAY was last modified: April 13th, 2011 by admin
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