I'm a civil engineer, just reported them to the council as they shouldn't legally be able to install them! Yes its private property but the fact its causing traffic into the main road will be the issue the council wont want.
As if there was the same amount of traffic 24/7. They deter lowered undrivable pieces of crap whose owners lose their ebay plastic and build their funny ramps everywhere. I bet you that those two speed bumps significantly improve the quality of the car meet. And as has been demonstrated here, 90% of cars do not have any problem driving over.
They've purposefully spaced those bumps so the second bump impacts the front bumper as the rear wheels go over the first set, making the front bumper lower due to the angle of the car. I'd be looking at lodging charges against the council for setting out to intentionally damage cars. That, or I'd go to their car staff car park and install some "speed bumps" for them.
for "intentionnally damage cars"? ALL speedbumps are intent to cause harm, either to your car or you the driver/passenger. They also slow car emergency vehicules and that alone should be ground to ban them. People going too fast on a road? Put a cop !
Our local council (suburban Sydney AU) put a heap of aggressive bumps like this in, on a MAIN road! Local residents complained about the noise, but they ignored the people. So the people took matters into their own hands. Every night, many pieces would go missing. They’re only held in with a masonry bolt screwed into a plastic core that’s hammered down into a hole drilled into the road surface. Easily removed, but also easily replaced every couple of days by council workers who seemed to have an endless supply of bump parts. So now they screw the bolts back down and whip the heads off with a battery grinder. Takes about a week before council install more, as they have to spend ages removing the cut off bolts, or drill new holes. But the latest one was a ripper. I’m told it was a 50/50 mix of diesel and ULP, poured all over the bumps, and set on fire. After a good 30-60 seconds a nice heavy truck comes along and does a few lap. Not only flattens them, but embeds the covers in so they can’t access the bolts to replace the flat sections. It’s been 4 weeks now, and the flattened bumps still haven’t been replaced.
Locally here at the park they installed these literal CURB type speedbumps, Trapezoidal about the height of an actual curb. It is extremely damaging to normal car suspensions. You have to idle over them and climb them like you would a curb. Problem is.. they are concrete and a permanent fixture. We'd need jackhammers to extract them.
@@meatybtz If those are by the local council, you might want to front up to a council meeting with a question from the public about compensation for damage caused by the new bumps - they have to meet the approach and departure angles set by state roads depts.
It's not about driving. Manufacturers make quite low cars in the factory, and these speed bumps are made really high. A mazda 626, ford focus or Peugot 206 won't be affected, but a Lamborghini, Tesla, or Audi R8 will have a scraped bottom and a broken bumper
This specific type of upside down pothole just doesn't work for suspension, it's like driving up a kerb then off it again (a collage near me did it and they said "it follows the legal hight for a speed bump" any one with back problems wouldn't be able to drive into that place and could be potentially liable for damages for car and health (it doesn't matter what speed you hit these at)
@@Manu-OfficialSame at ours, they were so bad we stopped taking the better car we had, used an older one because of the damage risk even at crawling pace.
@@Piglife101 in fact, if someone built a powerful motor and put in a rigid chassis with a solid front splitter, you could just drive it off the road 😂 ~ air ride could help level adjustment
I've heard that doing things like this, doesn't stop car meets happening - you just get a different breed of hooligans with lifted vehicles instead [and bigger engines, more rubber damage from burnouts, more damage from out of control top heavy vehicles, more potential for 'black lung' from coal rollers etc...]
That's gonna be a lot damage claims. Someone I knew scraped his daily on a bump like this, damaged his exhaust. He sent a claim to the local authorities and got all the repairs payed for. It always worth a try.
That car park is private property and nothing to do with the council. If it wasn’t for the McDonald’s needing access for the drive through they’d have put gates on it and closed them after the shops shut.
@@ChrisBeevor0511 There are already four gates that block access by Costa, KFC, Tapi Carpets and the space restriction. They have been there for years and still leave the access to the McDonald's open. I have never seen them locked however.
@@HariSinghNalwa1791Peshawar bollocks, if the mods are declared to insurance and they passed an mot they’re as legal as any oem parts. Some cars came with aftermarket parts fitted as dealer options too. If it’s on the car and it was damaged by the infrastructure, there’s a claim there
@@OldschoolDT The police will do nothing if 5 cars full of people circle them and tell them to leave! Meanwhile another 2 people remove the speed bumps!
@@supermaster2012private parking lots aren't considered public roads. They are called private for a reason. However these speed bumps shouldn't be allowed as it can easily cause traffic into the public roads it's connected to.
@ they are public roads, to be considered private roads for insurance purses they must have a psychical barrier and access control (taking an entry ticket or having your plate scanned on entry and exit). This has been demonstrated in court over and over both in the US and the UK. In the UK a woman lost an insurance claim against Aldi when a shopping cart crashed against her car, and then lost again in court when she sued the insurance company.
Those speed bumps will damage normal cars too, and that width restriction is ludicrous. Going to push punters away from the site and increase rents for the businesses.
This would scrape my Audi RS5 and it's not lowered. They do this shit in Spain too so I drive around with a laser level (those laser measuring tripods you see in construction sites) in the trunk and whenever I see an ilegal speed bump (too big or tall) I just take measures and report the city council to the central traffic administration. Those speed bumps quickly disappear next day.
@@fakenews3676 That's until they catch your undertray or bumper and your 1.4T steel and aluminium mass pushing a bit of plastic at 5mph brakes it anyway!
Its funny how police in my EU country comes in force for a car meet and all the town officials try whit speed bumbs but when some visitors start street fights or make problems for women they are always rly slow to work.... i see in UK the same.
It's all about control. It's only gonna get worse folks. Those in charge don't want you to express your freedom to gather in public. I'm a biker, and the whole scene has been hijacked by the waving finger
Agreed! Reminds me of my days back in the 90s banning our races and car meets! The government DETESTS large groups of younger people meeting up, they always have and always will. Their pathetic behaviour just breeds hate and distrust of our government (especially if you have the misfortune of being a White Native with Two Tier Policing!)
20 years ago i dropped my mum off at Heathrow in my snake bellied 2litre Nova. after playing in the tunnel and going round the roundabout with the model of concorde i went up a ski slope to 'departures' where i found 1 of these bolt down speed bumps [but more triangular] I had no hope of getting over it. I couldn't reverse cos loads of people had followed me up the ski slope. The queue was going round the roundabout and into the tunnel. My mum grabbed her bag and left me. I had to get help. which took at least 10 minutes to build me a ramp onto the pavement to get passed the speed bump. when i drove out the traffic jam was at least a mile long. they talked about prosecuting me but i never heard anything. When i went back several years later the speed bump had been removed.
@@0fffxythe majority of speed bumps in Europe and the UK are actually illegal because their aspect ratio exceeds the limits imposed by the EU (the UK never removed that regulation after brexit). Speed bumps must have a maximum aspect ratio of 0.2.
There were speed bumps like this at a retail park in Canterbury before. They had to chop the top off because people couldn't get in any longer and kept trying to sue the owners for wrecking their bumpers.
@@stevepeacock4265trust me, away fans do park there for the football. I was stuck trying to get out of the car park for 45mins on Saturday after popping into B&Q. It’s horrendous. What this will do is kill off the retailers there, as a lot of people (myself included) are now opting to go to Basingstoke, Newbury and Bracknell instead. There’s a width restricted entrance at the back of the retail park that’s also had these things installed; they’re an outright safety hazard trying to get over them whilst moving slowly between the bollards.
I wonder how B&Q etc are going to feel when eventually people stop going there at all, because they're worried about damage to their cars? They won't prevent gatherings completely, people will just move on and go elsewhere instead. I had a boosted Mk6 Escort GTi that was hardly lowered, and speed bumps were still a challenge 🤣🤣
yeah even normal people none car enthusiats will say why would i go to the place with the back breaking speed bumps when 5 mins down the road there is another place that sells the same stuff.
Yep, wouldn't willingly take any of my cars over that, even the one at stock ride height and would just shop else where. The waitrose near me has a speed mountain that scrapes 2 out of 3 of my cars so I simply don't give them my business.
Private space (franchises) like MCDonald, Burger King etc got those speed bump. It prevent "bad" driver to hit each other, because YES, it happend even with speed bump. They don't care if tuners cars people stop eating in their franchises. Car enthusiast scene is tiny, almost irrelevant, and should not considering itself as having a impact on car's world in general😉
Car meets are a HUGE income for the restaurants there. A full 1000car parking lot and all those people walking around and getting hungry. Thats how it is in Stockholm, Sweden.
Always told the council and gov have no money to fix important things potholes, homeless, decaying buildings, litter, yet they've got plenty of money to spend on stupid speed bumps.... Always told the police and understaffed and there's not enough manpower for them to attend serious crimes in progress, but they always have 2 or more officers to sit at a car park all evening for a car meet... Also why is no one going around them, you could get over the first 1 with just your right wheels going over the bump.
You’re not allowed to have fun meeting people to talk about your hobbies, especially cars. It’s the first policing priority. Didn’t you get the memo?👮🏻♂️
@@qasimmir7117 sure seems that way. People getting mugged, brutalized, and such = ghost town Kindlings of comradery = OH HELLL NAH, WE CAN'T HAVE THAT! Whole precinct shows up 🙄
There is an amazon warehouse in my city in Austria that has these Baguette-curbs like in this video on their property, where all the vans are parked and loaded and stuff. Imagine the amount of stress on the suspension from those especially twice a day, when you have to drive over them and there are like 30-40 spread out...
I wonder how many times they would replace them before they give up? Nothing a couple battery powered drills couldn't take care of in a mater of minutes.
The thing is if a speed bump damages your vehicle the council or retail site owners are then responsible for the repair costs. It’s the same with pot holes in the road, if they damage your vehicle the council is responsible for the cost of the damage done. But the idiots at the retail site and the council still keep installing so call speed bumps. So of the have damaged your vehicle contact them with an invoice for the cost of repairs, stating that’s what the owe you, and give them a set amount of time to settle the amount on the invoice and for your inconvenience. State legal court action will be taken if it is not settled. Then if they don’t settle take them to the small claims court. In which you sue them for the cost of repairs, the inconvenience to you and your time plus court fees.
@@fakenews3676 many new sports cars come factory with lower ground clearance than these tuned ones. And owner isn't obligated to know his ride height and measure bumps in the road. The road should allow all MOT passing cars.
@@fakenews3676 then I'm glad to be in Germany. As long as your mods are declared and passed our TÜV/MOT (and are therefore inside regulations), they're part of the car. If a part of the road is altered in a way that cars within regulations cannot pass undamaged, you have a claim. Only point of contention: The price of the parts. For that, an appraisal is a must (also hand that to your insurance, they normally like to know).
Just saying this exists, might be worth some careful checking. The Highways (Road Humps) Regulations 1999 - Section 4 Nature, dimensions and location of road humps (c) the highest point on it is not less than 25 millimetres nor more than 100 millimetres higher than an imaginary line parallel to the centre line of that carriageway connecting the surface of that carriageway on one side of the road hump to the surface of that carriageway on the other side of the road hump and passing vertically below that point; and, (d) no vertical face of any material forming part of that road hump exceeds 6 millimetres measured vertically from top to bottom of that face.
The government are absolutely idiotic, but a lot of the supercars have a little wiggle room. They have often actually electronically raised the front end to handle this sort of stuff.
A font bumper ground clearance of a Lamborghini Huracan is 4.9inch/12,4cm. It's well enough to pass this speed bump without worrying. Any car that has been homologated in UK/EUROPE will not have problem with those speed bump, which are just 50mm or 75mm tall.
Red car had the good idea. Maybe it has stock suspension for how it handled it. When you go slow over a bump, suspension is relaxed and bouncy. He went over it fast, made it stiffer to handle it. Everyday I go over the rail track that let's our big steel gate slide open and close, if im slow whole car moves around because the suspension isn't under load. When I go over it with speed, it's pressured, handling the bumps from front and back tires seamlessly, and I'm not thrown around in the car. Some of those vehicles seem like they have hokey pucks for suspension
And you think putting in speedbumps will make these people behave? This just makes the people who are making a racket that much more mad and will only escalate the situation. Truely the most UK approach ever.
Government: we can't afford to give OAP's warm home discount so old people will freeze this winter Also the Government: let's put in pathetically stupid speedbumps 🤣🤦♂️
@@supermaster2012in the sense that they are open to the public, meaning that all vehicles entering must be road legal i.e. insurance, tax and MOT, the land owner of that carpark has zero responsibility to let you take your cars there for a car meet, the car park is for patrons and not for people to bring whatever they want to do whatever they want on private land. They've obviously put the speed "bumps" in because they don't want them in there meaning the cars and the meets are a problem. Also, carparks are considered "park at your own risk" why do shoppers want to be at risk from little chavs doing donuts and wheel spinning with a crap exhaust on!
To be honest it's deterred me from going into that car park at all in any of my vehicles, modified or otherwise. Won't even bring the partners SUV in there.
Its crazy that your government can get away with something like this if a local authority tried this in any town within the united states someone would find figure out how to permanently remove them and they'd be gone less then 24 hours after they got installed They'll get treated the same way alot of us treat wheel locks when our cars get booted... with an angle grinder
New 'Anti car meet speedbumps', who had the idea to create a STUPID and dumb thing like this. Why is the government trying to kill the car scene, people are gonna not go to this meet as much now I feel like because they're just gonna say that their car too low and they can't make it in. It's just ridiculous. The government should pay all the damage that gets caused to low cars by this new crappy speedbump. So unnecessary
There's no way they didn't intentionally space these speedbumps so that it would damage peoples cars. My bone stock eclipse would scrape on these, disgusting behavior.
The wilful damage, malicious intent and excess stress to driving would bury these installations in court. Would be charging the local council for repairs, as an engineer myself it takes less brains to check the local fb groups for events than it does to install these things and cause havoc.
wow those speed bumps are absolutely ridiculous, love Jacks Jazz, it looks great 9:57 that is a beautiful Skyline and love the MX5 headlights behind it 😍
We have some similar speed bumps at a gas station that nobody does car meets at in the first place. My town only has two main car groups that do meets and they are the elderly corvette guys and the Subaru/JDM group that I'm in and both of our groups are respectful when we do meets.
BMW at 3:15 did a good job. In Southern California we have a lot of speed bumps like this, even some that will hit regular cars at stock ride height. If you can't avoid them, you hit them really slow and at an angle if possible. Sucks to see this and the ULEZ cameras in the UK making it harder to be a car enthusiast.
Third gen Firebird may have been a better platform cause there should be more front to back room. I still love an 80s notchback. I'm at 5:00 and still curious where the rotating assembly and radiator are going. Does the hood close?
Why aren’t they all taking the left hand line and only taking the right wheels over the bump? Plenty of road to the left of the bumps to avoid them on that side 😁
Many years ago, they installed a speed bump in my village. Normal height and made of concrete. It started disappearing gradually, piece by piece. Rumors say that the farmers didn't like it, because tractors don't have suspension and needed to pass with almost zero speed. And there were many tractors with plows passing from there.
If your car is a bit long the rear wheels on the first bump will push the front bumper into the second bump thus potentially doing more damage. Also i take bumps extra careful in my standard fabia because its high mileage and i don't want to ruin it
I once bottomed out a stock Corolla on a speed bump like that, it was on the exit of a drive thru as well, no prior indication of it. Couple that with a passenger holding drinks that you just bought and if you're in an automatic, it's riding both the throttle and brake at the same time. Wouldn't want to take a manual on something like that. I even hated it in the wagon I had with fairly high ride height and soft suspension, because it just forces the springs to compress a lot. I ended up just simply parking and walking in whenever I went there to save me the trouble. Probably should've quit fast food right there and then tbh. Speed bumps need to be curved and passable with lowest legal ride height (as is actually regulation where I live). I've also noticed that almost none of the stoppers in parking spots pass regulation near me
Gave me and the missus trauma watching this (I used to ground out so much on speedbumps, and on an anniversary I got my underside raked by Dragon's Teeth in a Car Park), we won't be taking part in any competition thanks. 🤣
Speed bumps like this always give me a chuckle, because they only slow down small lightweight cars, my 4 ton truck flies over them, can't brake for a bit because the ABS freaks out, but as long as the people aren't too big, they just bounce off the front anyways.
Love the channel updates and this one hit home - I shop at that place on occasion with a boring Volvo V70 and those new ramps (like you say - especially the 2nd set) are beyond a joke - thought it was going to rip my exhaust off!). Seriously! All this does is p*** o** the general public !
the ford focus going slow was so funny, speed bumps in my country are common (we literally have between 2 and 10 in the same street) I cant imagine myself going at that speed in every speed bump on my ford focus 🤣
I can understand people not wanting a load of annoying noise engines revving late into the night... Not everyone is able to deal with noise well. Mysophonia is a real thing.
When I worked at a shopping center they had these installed and replaced the standard bumps they had until loads of staff complained and a load of the public trying to go to the shops did. They put the original ones back in
@AdamC3046 I thought it had been but couldn't remember. I'm sure there's another car park in the area. Ridiculous height on those bumps, they did the same in my area, and buses grounded out on them.
I am not a fan of slammed cars personally but at least here in the states anyone who has them including my friends carry wood blocks. because we have some anti car stuff like this that gets to around 8-9 inches so they just bring wood blocks around and some meets even lay the ramps at the start and leave them there.
I live about 15 mins away from here. Didn’t know they held car meets there. Also to avoid some of the bottoming out over the bump they should take the speed bumps all the way to the left so only two wheels go over them as there’s a massive gap between the curb and speed bumps. I do it all the time a lot better that way and less damage.
@@AdamC3046 Wasn’t reflective and he said it was too small but there’s plenty other people at the meet with similar plates. He told me that he would have let me off for the plate if it wasn’t for me revving as I came in and that “I was lucky that he wasn’t giving me a section 59”
They acting like their cars are frame dumped , I live in the Caribbean an speed bumps are like going over dead people ; actually, it's easier to go over than these. lol these are like hitting pot holes 😅
@@thesilentgametestr most of these guys arnt speeding hell in all honesty it would take some real effort and skill to actually speed (at a rate that would cause true harm) coming into that lot. think about how tall and agressively narrow they are. they almsot seem taller than they are wide. its like trying to drive over a curb. even stock height cars where struggling.
Speed bumps are not the answer. They cause unnecessary damage to the suspension which always confused me since we are trying to be sustainable. How is wasting good suspension being sustainable? Chicanes where one way have to give way are the answer. No silly speed bumps, forces people to slow down. Nobody can’t slow down. With speed bumps, if you have an off-road style vehicle you can launch it over then without slowing down at all
![20 Minutes of FAILS, Police, Funny & Weird Car Show Moments of 2024 [PART 2]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WW2a8bOhqNo/mqdefault.jpg)
![20 Minutes of FAILS, Police, Funny & Weird Car Show Moments of 2024 [PART 2]](/img/tr.png)
This month's update video of the speedbumps:
th-cam.com/video/QhTdrOBaUfw/w-d-xo.html
I'm a civil engineer, just reported them to the council as they shouldn't legally be able to install them! Yes its private property but the fact its causing traffic into the main road will be the issue the council wont want.
Good on you! this double bump does look a bit over the top, coming from someone who owns two unmodified cars!
i mean yeah, this looks like it's a pain. in the ass for normal cars too.
@@aninnocent1544 it is!! Even a 4x4 it smacks you around
This happened at a McDonald’s near me then it damaged a load of cars bumpers including a Ferrari. they removed them immediately 😂😂
As if there was the same amount of traffic 24/7. They deter lowered undrivable pieces of crap whose owners lose their ebay plastic and build their funny ramps everywhere. I bet you that those two speed bumps significantly improve the quality of the car meet. And as has been demonstrated here, 90% of cars do not have any problem driving over.
They've purposefully spaced those bumps so the second bump impacts the front bumper as the rear wheels go over the first set, making the front bumper lower due to the angle of the car. I'd be looking at lodging charges against the council for setting out to intentionally damage cars. That, or I'd go to their car staff car park and install some "speed bumps" for them.
Great idea but don't those council fascists all work from their homes in the south of France now?
for "intentionnally damage cars"? ALL speedbumps are intent to cause harm, either to your car or you the driver/passenger. They also slow car emergency vehicules and that alone should be ground to ban them. People going too fast on a road? Put a cop !
@@Nordic_Mechanic Yeah you got a good point. I'm getting tired of purposely harmful actions being disguised as "public safety"
Maybe don't be an asshole public nuisance driver and the public won't make it more difficult for you to drive
Not the council, it's private land. If you don't like their arrangements, don't go there.
Our local council (suburban Sydney AU) put a heap of aggressive bumps like this in, on a MAIN road! Local residents complained about the noise, but they ignored the people. So the people took matters into their own hands. Every night, many pieces would go missing. They’re only held in with a masonry bolt screwed into a plastic core that’s hammered down into a hole drilled into the road surface. Easily removed, but also easily replaced every couple of days by council workers who seemed to have an endless supply of bump parts. So now they screw the bolts back down and whip the heads off with a battery grinder. Takes about a week before council install more, as they have to spend ages removing the cut off bolts, or drill new holes.
But the latest one was a ripper. I’m told it was a 50/50 mix of diesel and ULP, poured all over the bumps, and set on fire. After a good 30-60 seconds a nice heavy truck comes along and does a few lap. Not only flattens them, but embeds the covers in so they can’t access the bolts to replace the flat sections. It’s been 4 weeks now, and the flattened bumps still haven’t been replaced.
Noted,... may have to apply in Melbourne...
@@PiDsPagePrototypes Adelaide checking in.
That's the kind of vigilante justice I can get behind! Good on them
Locally here at the park they installed these literal CURB type speedbumps, Trapezoidal about the height of an actual curb. It is extremely damaging to normal car suspensions. You have to idle over them and climb them like you would a curb. Problem is.. they are concrete and a permanent fixture. We'd need jackhammers to extract them.
@@meatybtz If those are by the local council, you might want to front up to a council meeting with a question from the public about compensation for damage caused by the new bumps - they have to meet the approach and departure angles set by state roads depts.
Looks like they're deliberately positioned so the back wheels going over the first will pitch the front bumper down in to the second?
@@therandom1st nah they’re not that close
@@robertdavies922 look at the front bumper of the 350z at 6:34
@@Ruivobott as I said. Not that close. All wheels are between the two bumps, and front bumper level by that point. Tight. But not that close.
@@robertdavies922 You're blind bud
as I read your comment the 3502 pulled up so close to tapping if it had a Splitter the whole bumper gone 🤧@Ruivobott
I'm sorry, these bumpers can damage stock cars, not just lowered cars.
Maybe the stock car drivers should learn how to drive better
It's not about driving. Manufacturers make quite low cars in the factory, and these speed bumps are made really high. A mazda 626, ford focus or Peugot 206 won't be affected, but a Lamborghini, Tesla, or Audi R8 will have a scraped bottom and a broken bumper
This specific type of upside down pothole just doesn't work for suspension, it's like driving up a kerb then off it again (a collage near me did it and they said "it follows the legal hight for a speed bump" any one with back problems wouldn't be able to drive into that place and could be potentially liable for damages for car and health (it doesn't matter what speed you hit these at)
@@leexgx My dad's car had damaged suspension and he drove over an upside down pothole like this and destroyed the suspension
@@Maximilian1990dumbass
They put these throughout our local Tesco. Hundreds of complaints and damaged cars later they put lower ones in.
Same at the Currys in Canterbury, people logged in damage claims, bumps were changed after that.
@@Manu-OfficialSame at ours, they were so bad we stopped taking the better car we had, used an older one because of the damage risk even at crawling pace.
I’ve heard they can be removed with a 14mm socket and a drill 🫣
We like u😂
correct! We got them too at my work on a fucking parking area that is ridiculous
@@Piglife101 you could rip them straight off with a digger scoop 😂
@@Piglife101 in fact, if someone built a powerful motor and put in a rigid chassis with a solid front splitter, you could just drive it off the road 😂 ~ air ride could help level adjustment
I've heard that doing things like this, doesn't stop car meets happening - you just get a different breed of hooligans with lifted vehicles instead [and bigger engines, more rubber damage from burnouts, more damage from out of control top heavy vehicles, more potential for 'black lung' from coal rollers etc...]
That's gonna be a lot damage claims. Someone I knew scraped his daily on a bump like this, damaged his exhaust. He sent a claim to the local authorities and got all the repairs payed for. It always worth a try.
Alot of damage claims that won't be paid out you ever tried claiming off the council you can wait years and they won't even pay out
That car park is private property and nothing to do with the council. If it wasn’t for the McDonald’s needing access for the drive through they’d have put gates on it and closed them after the shops shut.
@@Wullz3945no harm in trying
Private car park I imagine so not sure of process..
@@ChrisBeevor0511 There are already four gates that block access by Costa, KFC, Tapi Carpets and the space restriction. They have been there for years and still leave the access to the McDonald's open. I have never seen them locked however.
The council will love to see bills for replacement carbon splitters, sports exhausts etc
Not fitted as standard as oem. No insurance company claim
@@HariSinghNalwa1791Peshawar bollocks, if the mods are declared to insurance and they passed an mot they’re as legal as any oem parts. Some cars came with aftermarket parts fitted as dealer options too.
If it’s on the car and it was damaged by the infrastructure, there’s a claim there
@@HariSinghNalwa1791Peshawar try to say that about the M2
@@HariSinghNalwa1791Peshawarif the parts are homologated they are covered by insurance.
@@Mk2_benj>if the mods are declared to insurance
I'm sure they MOST DEFINITELY are
In Peterborough the car meet organisers remove those bumps in no time with sockets on drills.
That is maybee the reason why the police stayed so long at the entrance to prevent that visitors remove the speedbumps.
@@OldschoolDT The police will do nothing if 5 cars full of people circle them and tell them to leave! Meanwhile another 2 people remove the speed bumps!
@@OldschoolDT I mean, just do it the night before
This is ridiculous when most these cars pay 400 - 1000 tax a year plus the rest
I just hit them at regular speed
This is a private car park with the bumps put in by the management of the shopping complex. Nowt to do with tax whatsoever
@@coastermad13private parking lots are considered public roads, the owner can't do whatever they want.
@@supermaster2012private parking lots aren't considered public roads. They are called private for a reason.
However these speed bumps shouldn't be allowed as it can easily cause traffic into the public roads it's connected to.
@ they are public roads, to be considered private roads for insurance purses they must have a psychical barrier and access control (taking an entry ticket or having your plate scanned on entry and exit). This has been demonstrated in court over and over both in the US and the UK.
In the UK a woman lost an insurance claim against Aldi when a shopping cart crashed against her car, and then lost again in court when she sued the insurance company.
YOU WILL ONLY GO TO WORK AND GO HOME.
YOU WILL NOT PARTAKE IN ANY COMMUNITY GATHERINGS NOR ENJOY THE COMPANY OF LIKE MINDED INDIVIDUALS.
That Subaru 1:32 look insane! ❤ beautifull polish!
I was thinking the same
shame its from the ugliest 2 years of its generation
Me tooo
Those speed bumps will damage normal cars too, and that width restriction is ludicrous. Going to push punters away from the site and increase rents for the businesses.
They wont as long as you dont exceed 5 kmh. thats literally the whole point of why they called speed bumps. 😂
This would scrape my Audi RS5 and it's not lowered. They do this shit in Spain too so I drive around with a laser level (those laser measuring tripods you see in construction sites) in the trunk and whenever I see an ilegal speed bump (too big or tall) I just take measures and report the city council to the central traffic administration. Those speed bumps quickly disappear next day.
@@fakenews3676 That's until they catch your undertray or bumper and your 1.4T steel and aluminium mass pushing a bit of plastic at 5mph brakes it anyway!
@@supermaster2012 English word is surveyor for some one who takes measurements of a site.
@ apparently it's actually called an electronic laser level in English but you get what I mean by the description anyway.
Next car meet. Everyone shows up in American made pickups lifted so tall you can walk under them.
Or someone shows up with rear tiers with carbide studs and just happen to do a burnout on these bumps for a good 10 minutes or so.
Its funny how police in my EU country comes in force for a car meet and all the town officials try whit speed bumbs but when some visitors start street fights or make problems for women they are always rly slow to work.... i see in UK the same.
been like that for years now
Anarchotyranny
It's all about control. It's only gonna get worse folks. Those in charge don't want you to express your freedom to gather in public. I'm a biker, and the whole scene has been hijacked by the waving finger
Agreed! Reminds me of my days back in the 90s banning our races and car meets! The government DETESTS large groups of younger people meeting up, they always have and always will. Their pathetic behaviour just breeds hate and distrust of our government (especially if you have the misfortune of being a White Native with Two Tier Policing!)
The slow creep of communism. Say NO, and fight it.
Private car park so they can do or put whatever they want down to stop you gathering
You're 100% correct. If l own it, l don't even have to let you in. Buy your own parking lot dickweed.
@@TopNoff why not allow it exactly? if it's a private car park I can allow anything too, not neccessarily forbid :)
20 years ago i dropped my mum off at Heathrow in my snake bellied 2litre Nova. after playing in the tunnel and going round the roundabout with the model of concorde i went up a ski slope to 'departures' where i found 1 of these bolt down speed bumps [but more triangular] I had no hope of getting over it. I couldn't reverse cos loads of people had followed me up the ski slope. The queue was going round the roundabout and into the tunnel. My mum grabbed her bag and left me. I had to get help. which took at least 10 minutes to build me a ramp onto the pavement to get passed the speed bump. when i drove out the traffic jam was at least a mile long. they talked about prosecuting me but i never heard anything. When i went back several years later the speed bump had been removed.
Your mum sounds cool, most of them warned us of you sound system banger types 😉
Sounds like you had a car that was not fit for use on the roads. 👍
Completely road legal. The local police checked it on a regular basis.
@@0fffxythe majority of speed bumps in Europe and the UK are actually illegal because their aspect ratio exceeds the limits imposed by the EU (the UK never removed that regulation after brexit). Speed bumps must have a maximum aspect ratio of 0.2.
@@0fffxyWhat happened to all you urbanists complaining about lifted trucks being dangerous and inefficient
There were speed bumps like this at a retail park in Canterbury before. They had to chop the top off because people couldn't get in any longer and kept trying to sue the owners for wrecking their bumpers.
This dude somehow is interesting enough that I just watched something so insanely pointless for 15 minutes and enjoyed it.
Oooh- Fire!
I'll take that
speedbumps. Speedbumps everywhere! Let's turn our road into a god damn unflat terrain!
yeah, that's insane
We've already got that with all the potholes!
Wait till there is a soccer match. The traffic jam will be enormus. Plus the stores will suffer from it too
You can’t park there for football, you’ll get a ticket
@@stevepeacock4265trust me, away fans do park there for the football. I was stuck trying to get out of the car park for 45mins on Saturday after popping into B&Q. It’s horrendous. What this will do is kill off the retailers there, as a lot of people (myself included) are now opting to go to Basingstoke, Newbury and Bracknell instead. There’s a width restricted entrance at the back of the retail park that’s also had these things installed; they’re an outright safety hazard trying to get over them whilst moving slowly between the bollards.
Especially if loads of lowered cars randomly turned up and did circuits in and out of the car park.
They installed the exact same mountains at our retail park in Falkirk, Scotland and they lasted less than 2 weeks due to complaints!
3:38 "oh noo little fiesta, you look scared" this guy doesnt get paid enough 🤣
7inches? You deffo lied to any girl 😂🥴
It was quite clearly a joke, like you
OooOOoHHhhh!!!👀🍿
Atleast he gets girls
☕
I wonder how B&Q etc are going to feel when eventually people stop going there at all, because they're worried about damage to their cars? They won't prevent gatherings completely, people will just move on and go elsewhere instead.
I had a boosted Mk6 Escort GTi that was hardly lowered, and speed bumps were still a challenge 🤣🤣
yeah even normal people none car enthusiats will say why would i go to the place with the back breaking speed bumps when 5 mins down the road there is another place that sells the same stuff.
Yep, wouldn't willingly take any of my cars over that, even the one at stock ride height and would just shop else where.
The waitrose near me has a speed mountain that scrapes 2 out of 3 of my cars so I simply don't give them my business.
Private space (franchises) like MCDonald, Burger King etc got those speed bump. It prevent "bad" driver to hit each other, because YES, it happend even with speed bump. They don't care if tuners cars people stop eating in their franchises. Car enthusiast scene is tiny, almost irrelevant, and should not considering itself as having a impact on car's world in general😉
I stopped going to B&Q, because speed bumps or not they're just full of empty shelves anyway.
Car meets are a HUGE income for the restaurants there. A full 1000car parking lot and all those people walking around and getting hungry. Thats how it is in Stockholm, Sweden.
Always told the council and gov have no money to fix important things potholes, homeless, decaying buildings, litter, yet they've got plenty of money to spend on stupid speed bumps....
Always told the police and understaffed and there's not enough manpower for them to attend serious crimes in progress, but they always have 2 or more officers to sit at a car park all evening for a car meet...
Also why is no one going around them, you could get over the first 1 with just your right wheels going over the bump.
You’re not allowed to have fun meeting people to talk about your hobbies, especially cars. It’s the first policing priority.
Didn’t you get the memo?👮🏻♂️
@@qasimmir7117 sure seems that way.
People getting mugged, brutalized, and such = ghost town
Kindlings of comradery = OH HELLL NAH, WE CAN'T HAVE THAT! Whole precinct shows up 🙄
Those speed bumps almost broke the suspension in my van, can only imagine on those lowered cars!
There is an amazon warehouse in my city in Austria that has these Baguette-curbs like in this video on their property, where all the vans are parked and loaded and stuff. Imagine the amount of stress on the suspension from those especially twice a day, when you have to drive over them and there are like 30-40 spread out...
Sounds like Reading Borough Council is going to have alot of insurance claims coming their way
I wonder how many times they would replace them before they give up? Nothing a couple battery powered drills couldn't take care of in a mater of minutes.
The thing is if a speed bump damages your vehicle the council or retail site owners are then responsible for the repair costs.
It’s the same with pot holes in the road, if they damage your vehicle the council is responsible for the cost of the damage done.
But the idiots at the retail site and the council still keep installing so call speed bumps.
So of the have damaged your vehicle contact them with an invoice for the cost of repairs, stating that’s what the owe you, and give them a set amount of time to settle the amount on the invoice and for your inconvenience.
State legal court action will be taken if it is not settled. Then if they don’t settle take them to the small claims court. In which you sue them for the cost of repairs, the inconvenience to you and your time plus court fees.
Not they aren't. Its your responsibility to slow down for the speed bump to avoid damage and to ensure your car has sufficient ground clearance 😂
@@fakenews3676 think your find it is there responsibility, and they must justify them also.
@@fakenews3676 many new sports cars come factory with lower ground clearance than these tuned ones. And owner isn't obligated to know his ride height and measure bumps in the road. The road should allow all MOT passing cars.
@@Madman._.the owner is actually obligated to know all that if he doesn't want to damage his car on speed bumps
@@fakenews3676 then I'm glad to be in Germany. As long as your mods are declared and passed our TÜV/MOT (and are therefore inside regulations), they're part of the car. If a part of the road is altered in a way that cars within regulations cannot pass undamaged, you have a claim. Only point of contention: The price of the parts. For that, an appraisal is a must (also hand that to your insurance, they normally like to know).
Just saying this exists, might be worth some careful checking.
The Highways (Road Humps) Regulations 1999 - Section 4 Nature, dimensions and location of road humps
(c) the highest point on it is not less than 25 millimetres nor more than 100 millimetres higher than an imaginary line parallel to the centre line of that carriageway connecting the surface of that carriageway on one side of the road hump to the surface of that carriageway on the other side of the road hump and passing vertically below that point; and,
(d) no vertical face of any material forming part of that road hump exceeds 6 millimetres measured vertically from top to bottom of that face.
Issue is it's not on a highway looks like the entrance to a private retail park.
I wonder how many of those cars are actually road legal 😂
What if you got a mclaren, Ferrari or lamborghini and need fuel and a rest? 🤦♂️ idiotic government!
The government are absolutely idiotic, but a lot of the supercars have a little wiggle room. They have often actually electronically raised the front end to handle this sort of stuff.
@@roscoebloomfieldOn a select few modern supercars, screw everyone else with an 80's supercar.
A font bumper ground clearance of a Lamborghini Huracan is 4.9inch/12,4cm. It's well enough to pass this speed bump without worrying. Any car that has been homologated in UK/EUROPE will not have problem with those speed bump, which are just 50mm or 75mm tall.
Don't most of those high end cars have a front end lift system for exactly this sort of issue..? 😂
imagine not refueling and not having a 5 star hotel booked already for you while you drive a car that costs more than a house
Those are brutal for a regular car with normal ride height, let alone modified lowered car
Red car had the good idea. Maybe it has stock suspension for how it handled it. When you go slow over a bump, suspension is relaxed and bouncy. He went over it fast, made it stiffer to handle it. Everyday I go over the rail track that let's our big steel gate slide open and close, if im slow whole car moves around because the suspension isn't under load. When I go over it with speed, it's pressured, handling the bumps from front and back tires seamlessly, and I'm not thrown around in the car. Some of those vehicles seem like they have hokey pucks for suspension
Going faster still increases the impact the suspension etc takes though
0:18 you always have your measuring shaft attached. Always.
Hahahahahhahahaaaaaa
I like how the natural predator of tuner car is just a comically high roadbump because how low they made it to be
That subaru was very clean
Yeah it had just been washed
nice pfp bud
6:45 is probably why the council doesnt want car meets there and put the speed bumps
My bad
And you think putting in speedbumps will make these people behave? This just makes the people who are making a racket that much more mad and will only escalate the situation. Truely the most UK approach ever.
@@staggy9257get a real car (v8) 4 cylinders sound like poo poo
Why u so mad?
@@samholdsworth420v8 in the UK/EU is very inaccessible for most. It’s about $8 per US gal of fuel here
Government: we can't afford to give OAP's warm home discount so old people will freeze this winter
Also the Government: let's put in pathetically stupid speedbumps 🤣🤦♂️
Welcome to Great Britain
It’s a privately owned retail park, they’re probably installed by the owners of it
labour
@@AK.2425private parking lots are considered public roads, the property owner cannot install these.
@@supermaster2012in the sense that they are open to the public, meaning that all vehicles entering must be road legal i.e. insurance, tax and MOT, the land owner of that carpark has zero responsibility to let you take your cars there for a car meet, the car park is for patrons and not for people to bring whatever they want to do whatever they want on private land.
They've obviously put the speed "bumps" in because they don't want them in there meaning the cars and the meets are a problem.
Also, carparks are considered "park at your own risk" why do shoppers want to be at risk from little chavs doing donuts and wheel spinning with a crap exhaust on!
Get a rear wheel drive V-8 do a monster burnout on them
I came to say someone needs to do a burnout on one.
or a front wheel drive something with a decent handbrake and maybe.. 6-7 people to hold it back?
3am, lighter fluid all across, some charcoal, a match. Park some trolleys on top and make a car meet BBQ.
@@Manu-Official I like you, that's my kind of fuckery in response to this kind of crap 😂😎
Dumbest shit ive heard. They will just install more speed bumps because of tosspots and bellends like this
Truck driver here, those things dont last long !! 😊 The screws give way pretty quick
To be honest it's deterred me from going into that car park at all in any of my vehicles, modified or otherwise. Won't even bring the partners SUV in there.
Its crazy that your government can get away with something like this if a local authority tried this in any town within the united states someone would find figure out how to permanently remove them and they'd be gone less then 24 hours after they got installed
They'll get treated the same way alot of us treat wheel locks when our cars get booted... with an angle grinder
Perfect burnout point between the speed bumps !!!!!
New 'Anti car meet speedbumps', who had the idea to create a STUPID and dumb thing like this. Why is the government trying to kill the car scene, people are gonna not go to this meet as much now I feel like because they're just gonna say that their car too low and they can't make it in. It's just ridiculous.
The government should pay all the damage that gets caused to low cars by this new crappy speedbump.
So unnecessary
If it wasn't for the idiots who attend these car scenes then I'm sure these speed bumps wouldn't be there as it's been clear of them for many years
even with normal cars you cannot drive normal at the speedbumps
its private land so has nothing to do with the government you tool
It’s a good thing. Stops the children from driving like idiots.
@@HariSinghNalwa1791Peshawar That's one of the good reasons
There's no way they didn't intentionally space these speedbumps so that it would damage peoples cars. My bone stock eclipse would scrape on these, disgusting behavior.
Oi, you got your special car-going-over speedbumps licence?
They look like the standard Tesco bolt in ones just get an impact with a socket and remove em
The wilful damage, malicious intent and excess stress to driving would bury these installations in court. Would be charging the local council for repairs, as an engineer myself it takes less brains to check the local fb groups for events than it does to install these things and cause havoc.
Well I've got a ordinary car and the retail park near us have these bumps so I don't go anymore I go elsewhere.
6:40 I was on a different tab for a second and heard this and literally thought people were letting off AK shots outside of my ghetto apartment
I smell damage claims. Please rinse the council of their money. They deserve it.
Do you know where the council gets their money ?
subscribing pure just from the “OOOO… FIRE!” 5:58
some of these cars arent even that low and barely clear the speed bumps
wow those speed bumps are absolutely ridiculous, love Jacks Jazz, it looks great 9:57 that is a beautiful Skyline and love the MX5 headlights behind it 😍
The guy at 1:39 speeding up like it's going to be any better... 💀💀
Ironically it could be better because the front end rises up on acceleration
We have some similar speed bumps at a gas station that nobody does car meets at in the first place. My town only has two main car groups that do meets and they are the elderly corvette guys and the Subaru/JDM group that I'm in and both of our groups are respectful when we do meets.
Road bumps so thick should have four c's to demonstrate that
BMW at 3:15 did a good job. In Southern California we have a lot of speed bumps like this, even some that will hit regular cars at stock ride height. If you can't avoid them, you hit them really slow and at an angle if possible. Sucks to see this and the ULEZ cameras in the UK making it harder to be a car enthusiast.
Thats actual jokes though.
4:45 hell yeah, GS represent
this is the smallest speedbumps in hungary, we have speedbumps if you dont go under 7km/h then it hits the bottom of the car
I'll make sure to never visit until you guys respect my vehicle
@@chungusamongus519 i think thats kinda point mate, they dont want you or your vehicle there if you cant abide by the regulations ...
Third gen Firebird may have been a better platform cause there should be more front to back room. I still love an 80s notchback.
I'm at 5:00 and still curious where the rotating assembly and radiator are going. Does the hood close?
Why aren’t they all taking the left hand line and only taking the right wheels over the bump? Plenty of road to the left of the bumps to avoid them on that side 😁
That would lower the lowest point a car's front bumper, and make it more likely to hit. Plus rid of any potential for approaching at an angle.
to avoid uneven suspension damage
Red R34 : Goes very slowly and carefully
The Miat in the back : *continously blinking*
That’s going to damage a lot of cars sadly 😢 got a feeling they will mysteriously disappear
Many years ago, they installed a speed bump in my village. Normal height and made of concrete. It started disappearing gradually, piece by piece. Rumors say that the farmers didn't like it, because tractors don't have suspension and needed to pass with almost zero speed. And there were many tractors with plows passing from there.
Tractors do have suspensions, they´re just optimized for driving off roads and not over solid speed bumps at 30 or 50km/h.
If your car is a bit long the rear wheels on the first bump will push the front bumper into the second bump thus potentially doing more damage. Also i take bumps extra careful in my standard fabia because its high mileage and i don't want to ruin it
Yeh that's what I've since been worrying about after deciding I'd take the Chaser next month
@@AdamC3046 takes some pallet wood with you to chock the second bump so your front wheels leave the ground earlier
@@MikeJones-iq7gjAnd course a Jam in the process.
@olivergould3878 like there isn't one already, twat
I once bottomed out a stock Corolla on a speed bump like that, it was on the exit of a drive thru as well, no prior indication of it. Couple that with a passenger holding drinks that you just bought and if you're in an automatic, it's riding both the throttle and brake at the same time. Wouldn't want to take a manual on something like that.
I even hated it in the wagon I had with fairly high ride height and soft suspension, because it just forces the springs to compress a lot. I ended up just simply parking and walking in whenever I went there to save me the trouble. Probably should've quit fast food right there and then tbh.
Speed bumps need to be curved and passable with lowest legal ride height (as is actually regulation where I live). I've also noticed that almost none of the stoppers in parking spots pass regulation near me
Gave me and the missus trauma watching this (I used to ground out so much on speedbumps, and on an anniversary I got my underside raked by Dragon's Teeth in a Car Park), we won't be taking part in any competition thanks. 🤣
Wait wtf how did you post a link like that? It sends you to a TH-cam search.
These are standard speed bumps where I live, we just go over them on an angle
Speed bumps like this always give me a chuckle, because they only slow down small lightweight cars, my 4 ton truck flies over them, can't brake for a bit because the ABS freaks out, but as long as the people aren't too big, they just bounce off the front anyways.
At this rate, they'll be these all across the UK and the scene will be dead or full of 4x4''s which I dont mind tbh
ANPR is the other thing they are rolling out, once the shops are shut they limit parking time to ten minutes, or you get a ticket.
The burnout to show his displeasure 😂
Love the channel updates and this one hit home - I shop at that place on occasion with a boring Volvo V70 and those new ramps (like you say - especially the 2nd set) are beyond a joke - thought it was going to rip my exhaust off!). Seriously! All this does is p*** o** the general public !
the ford focus going slow was so funny, speed bumps in my country are common (we literally have between 2 and 10 in the same street) I cant imagine myself going at that speed in every speed bump on my ford focus 🤣
What country? I will make sure to never go there
I can understand people not wanting a load of annoying noise engines revving late into the night...
Not everyone is able to deal with noise well.
Mysophonia is a real thing.
When I worked at a shopping center they had these installed and replaced the standard bumps they had until loads of staff complained and a load of the public trying to go to the shops did. They put the original ones back in
All the organisers have to do is move the meet. The patrons of the restaurants will get fed up with them, too.
They tried that before and it made more problems.
However it no longer has any organisers. It's just an agreed time and place every month
@AdamC3046 I thought it had been but couldn't remember. I'm sure there's another car park in the area. Ridiculous height on those bumps, they did the same in my area, and buses grounded out on them.
I am not a fan of slammed cars personally but at least here in the states anyone who has them including my friends carry wood blocks. because we have some anti car stuff like this that gets to around 8-9 inches so they just bring wood blocks around and some meets even lay the ramps at the start and leave them there.
tunedbyai AI fixes this. Tuner Cars vs. ANTI MEET Speedbumps
tunedbyai ruined it.
GTFO
So why are you being told otherwise by the guy posting the video? Are you a moron about something us Americans don't know? Probably...
Adam's peer pressure speed bump challenge 😂😂
Why do UK car meets look like a bunch of teens took their mothers car for the night. 😂
I knew one story back in the day where they took the speedbump out after people started using it to do burnouts against
😂
Same thing used to happen outside my house . Cars doing burnouts and bikes jumping them .
I live about 15 mins away from here. Didn’t know they held car meets there. Also to avoid some of the bottoming out over the bump they should take the speed bumps all the way to the left so only two wheels go over them as there’s a massive gap between the curb and speed bumps. I do it all the time a lot better that way and less damage.
That would lower the front more
0:21 THAT'S NOT 7 INCHES, THAT'S 12 INCHES!
am I rite, guys?
I was in the integra at the beginning that police car followed me in and fined me £100 for my number plate
Why was that? Does it not have a reflective backing?
Or were they being picky about it being a sticker?
@@AdamC3046 Wasn’t reflective and he said it was too small but there’s plenty other people at the meet with similar plates. He told me that he would have let me off for the plate if it wasn’t for me revving as I came in and that “I was lucky that he wasn’t giving me a section 59”
Damn, they're definitely there to make a statement
@@ShaunBourke UK police are absolute dickheads now, they stopped fucking about i guess
You got find as num played was illegal. Your fault ya little upstart
Welcome to the modern world, where anything fun is illegal.
Maybe if people don’t cause issues and leave meets like dickheads maybe the police would be okay with it
Id sit with a beer and some snacks and enjoy the show this is hilarious 😊
Hahah is funny to see other countrys reacting to speedbumps 😅
We have speedbumps. A whole tonne of them.
We're just reacting to particularly brutal ones that are new and have been installed for the wrong reasons.
Those who do the most complaining tend to be the ones who go speeding etc which is why speed bumps get put in place.
They acting like their cars are frame dumped , I live in the Caribbean an speed bumps are like going over dead people ; actually, it's easier to go over than these. lol these are like hitting pot holes 😅
@@thesilentgametestr most of these guys arnt speeding hell in all honesty it would take some real effort and skill to actually speed (at a rate that would cause true harm) coming into that lot. think about how tall and agressively narrow they are. they almsot seem taller than they are wide. its like trying to drive over a curb. even stock height cars where struggling.
Speed bumps are not the answer. They cause unnecessary damage to the suspension which always confused me since we are trying to be sustainable. How is wasting good suspension being sustainable? Chicanes where one way have to give way are the answer. No silly speed bumps, forces people to slow down. Nobody can’t slow down. With speed bumps, if you have an off-road style vehicle you can launch it over then without slowing down at all
This was in my town and I never knew it was happening
It's been going on every month for decades.
6:42 What a Nobber!
Thanks hun
@@staggy9257 Absolutely no need for it. Grow up...
@@polopoweredbet your fun at parties
@@polopoweredand if it wasn’t needed it wouldn’t of made the video
Yeah very gay tbh
Bro these just went in overnight in my local tesco. Must have been an orchestrated effort 😂
You abused your Privilege, You Lost your Privilege, now learn to Behave the Lot of You!
As you said, this causes loads of queues in and out, was there a week or so back and it was chaos during the day.
Why is Greta not there in protest at the obvious single use plastic?
Jeremy Clarkson said in the ambulance challenge. "Slow down to make it comfortable patient dies, go fast patient dies"