@@michaelhawthorne8696 i remember as a kid seeing 60-70p (born in 93) so I’d imagine it must have been early 2000s my earliest memory of petrol prices (not that I was driving, mind!)
Just to update your comment for 2023, she'd be watching TikTok videos now, or live streaming on Twitch. Also I'm an old fart so there are probably even more recent social media trends that I'm blissfully unaware of lol
mad how much more strict rules have become. Those lorries would have been pulled over. You would never drive through urban areas at them speeds with no siren. crazy how a few decades changes things.
That poor bloke describing the lorry driving into the back of him perhaps shouldn’t have been driving on the motorway whilst telling his story. I thought he was going to burst into tears at one point. Petrol at 56.9 in 1994, allowing for inflation is about £1.10 a litre, according to B of E inflation calculator.
The biker at 4:09, did he survive? By any chance are you reading this? Just to say, that was utterly horrific and it'd be nice to know you came through it. That total tosser, doing a U-turn right below the sign saying not to, needless to say I bet he got off with a fine and points as usual. He should have had 5 years inside and no parole. Regards.
I think because of it being such an old car they were in when lorry hit actually saved them. The weakness in the chassis crumpled in so much using the back seats as the impact energy dissipate that they probably would have not been so lucky in a modern Car and seat restraints as the 0-50mph would have occurred much quicker due to the stiffness of modern chassis, more crumple zone in old car!
Police: Is that the way you normally drive? Bloke: No, no it isn't. Police: Have you got any points on your licence? Bloke: Yes, I've got 3. Police: What's that for? Bloke: Speeding!
He was close to death.....That lorry driver must have been jailed "Lack of due care and attention", anyone in the back of that car had no chance. Rubber knecking over Phone use because of the date of the crash......Either way..disgusting.....
Who is the anointed one who dispenses privileges to the peasant prey that supply their flesh to the huntsmen to feed the pleasures of the anointed one? Without this master and the guardians of his whimsy and desires, would any potentially worthless peasant know what to do, what to say, what to eat, who to pay, where to go, or even if he is allowed any such indulgence? Without orders from other men who own us, who profit only by our productivity, and who assign our value according to their idle concerns and insidious commissions, do we exist at all?
If your going to air a programme about early nineties please check your content of vehicles and match correct with that era... There nothing more annoying than watching programme and officer is driving a L reg Range Rover on a 1993/4 year of manufacture and being passed by a 1995 vetcra
Early 1990's. About the time I learnt you can never totally trust a UK Police Officer. My apologies to all the honest Police Officers out there and thank you for what you do.
That moronic police man speeding through a town…..they’re not exempt from traffic laws and many people have been killed or maimed by crashes involving police vehicles speeding like he did. Dreadful.
90s. Best time of my life, take me back now, my bags are already packed, I'm ready to go..
Best tv shows, good economy, great music, decent weather, fun gaming, cool cars. Yep checks out let's go.
Youth!
Check the fuel prices in the first seconds........wow, if only!
When I passed my test in 1991, cheapest petrol was £1.25 a gallon! that's around 27p a litre!
That's the first thing I saw, was going to make a comment but you got there first....Half the price of 2021 prices
@@michaelhawthorne8696 i remember as a kid seeing 60-70p (born in 93) so I’d imagine it must have been early 2000s my earliest memory of petrol prices (not that I was driving, mind!)
@@Peskyjooba that's right, when I passed my test in Sept '99, unleaded was 61p a litre, around £30 for a full tank for our family fiat punto!
And wages were obviously lower as well as House prices and inflation
The guy who looks like Tom Cruise was very lucky to have escaped serious injury.
"A Is For Accident". Shown on Channel 4 in 1994.
Road Traffic Collision - Hot Fuzz
Yeah, A is for Accident is on YT. And it contains an even more heartbreaking story than the two blokes who got the lorry up their backside.
Funny how that woman was doing crosswords. These days it would be a mobile phone and she'd probably be playing a game like candy crush
Candy "Crash" Saga.
Just to update your comment for 2023, she'd be watching TikTok videos now, or live streaming on Twitch. Also I'm an old fart so there are probably even more recent social media trends that I'm blissfully unaware of lol
56p for a litre of fuel. Those were the days!
I can remember this being broadcast in late 1994.
It was a very good year .. for girls in courdroy hipsters, vest tops and smoking hash.
mad how much more strict rules have become. Those lorries would have been pulled over. You would never drive through urban areas at them speeds with no siren. crazy how a few decades changes things.
The date on the police car footage reds 1994, so this programme would be 1994-1995
How did that guy survive that lorry shunt?
I used to be like that young lad, looking for any excuse to go for a Drive. Now I look for any excuse to avoid Driving.
The end accident with the ambulance was irony in itself....good result....
Truck driver frustrated at "only" doing 50?
Within a couple of years limiters began to be fitted restricting vehicles to 56mph
yep 1994 they started to fit them,,
what ws the idea of the black bonnet on the 4x4 car
October 1994
That poor bloke describing the lorry driving into the back of him perhaps shouldn’t have been driving on the motorway whilst telling his story. I thought he was going to burst into tears at one point.
Petrol at 56.9 in 1994, allowing for inflation is about £1.10 a litre, according to B of E inflation calculator.
The biker at 4:09, did he survive? By any chance are you reading this? Just to say, that was utterly horrific and it'd be nice to know you came through it. That total tosser, doing a U-turn right below the sign saying not to, needless to say I bet he got off with a fine and points as usual. He should have had 5 years inside and no parole. Regards.
Was thinking the same thing...
Law & Order of the Century.
I think because of it being such an old car they were in when lorry hit actually saved them. The weakness in the chassis crumpled in so much using the back seats as the impact energy dissipate that they probably would have not been so lucky in a modern Car and seat restraints as the 0-50mph would have occurred much quicker due to the stiffness of modern chassis, more crumple zone in old car!
Hmmm I would say this is about around 1994 around that time
Police: Is that the way you normally drive?
Bloke: No, no it isn't.
Police: Have you got any points on your licence?
Bloke: Yes, I've got 3.
Police: What's that for?
Bloke: Speeding!
19th, 20th & 21st Centuries Emergency Services.
The guy who the lorry crashed into looks like Tom Cruise.
You fancy him he.....
Wow mg metro wonder how much that was back then
So why doesn't the copper stop the lorry's thats if the car filming is a cop car
The only time a car crash helped a heart attack victim
The British camera quality was well ahead of the Americans, any footage earlier than 2010 in the US is so poor 😭
Those petrol prices
Them petrol prices at the start 🙏
Wonder if the motorcyclist survived?
7:62 OUCH!
7:62 ? that's 8:02 surely
He was close to death.....That lorry driver must have been jailed "Lack of due care and attention", anyone in the back of that car had no chance.
Rubber knecking over Phone use because of the date of the crash......Either way..disgusting.....
6:27 ..
When he says in the control room if he goes back on the phone tell the girls to go and wait, who are the girls?
The girls are the police staff that answer the motorway phones.
@4:09 ..Ooh, fuck ! Did you see that ? :O
Aye that was my reaction exactly.... "Ooo fuck" Indeed. Worse was you could see it happen.
Old school that's the way to do it
That Rangerover is just porn.
2:48 I wonder what computer there using the monitor is a Phillips but that's all it says
56p 60p liter at services.
Respect to the police ✌
😷🌍✌💖😷
Who is the anointed one who dispenses privileges to the peasant prey that supply their flesh to the huntsmen to feed the pleasures of the anointed one? Without this master and the guardians of his whimsy and desires, would any potentially worthless peasant know what to do, what to say, what to eat, who to pay, where to go, or even if he is allowed any such indulgence? Without orders from other men who own us, who profit only by our productivity, and who assign our value according to their idle concerns and insidious commissions, do we exist at all?
how much.........can you fill it up please,..... lol
Better times . 6/7/2022 England is is shambles
Crikey. Police payrolling on motorways. Heady times
err yes Ive got 3, speeding, lolol
Gallows humour
I don't remember this episode of The Bill 😁
I know right. Must of been on thin blue line
Who cares about fuel prices in the 90s no one drove there own cars and never paid when filled up
08:11 😮😮😮
If your going to air a programme about early nineties please check your content of vehicles and match correct with that era...
There nothing more annoying than watching programme and officer is driving a L reg Range Rover on a 1993/4 year of manufacture and being passed by a 1995 vetcra
Don't get your point.. Why is that an issue? I drive a 2005 van, and I was passed by a 70 plate car the other day 🤷♂️
Looked like a cavalier to me.
Shut up moaning! It's from the 90s and that's all you need to know!
"To many people, a driving license is a right. It's not, it's a privilege." Wrong. It's a right. You've passed your test. It's your right.
Incorrect. Hence why you can lose it.
@@CymruEmergencyResponder you can also lose your life
@@s31720 not even remotely similar. A driving licence is not a right.
A driving license is not a right no! What a poor attitude.
A driving licence is a privilege...what absolute piffle
What is it then? It's certainly not a right.
A driving licence isn’t a right.
@@CymruEmergencyResponder yes it it is when you pay for it 😏
Early 1990's. About the time I learnt you can never totally trust a UK Police Officer. My apologies to all the honest Police Officers out there and thank you for what you do.
That moronic police man speeding through a town…..they’re not exempt from traffic laws and many people have been killed or maimed by crashes involving police vehicles speeding like he did. Dreadful.
They are highly trained drivers responding to an emergency incident. Who is the moron now?