Some may learn if we get any black ice this winter ....

People just going around corners is my pet hate. They can't seem to do it without crossing the white line or cutting the junction.

My morning walk is often a 1 mile walk uphill to the moors. A twisty road just wide enough for two cars, 2 meter hedges and no straight longer than 100 meters.

Treacherous in snow and ice: Accidents since we lived here: Citroen C1 on its roof at 6am, Car through farmer's steel gate.. Range Rover Discovery with nose two meters up a tree..(yes really) and a BMW hit a Range Rover - as both refuse to give way.

I wear a thick jerkin so I can fling myself into the hawthorn when a car comes fast round one of the many blind corners,, BMW and Mercedes drivers appear worst.

Fortunately too twisty and narrow for arctics,

Some very considerate drivers and some utter m****s..

Near us there is a sharp bend on an A road. Not long ago some new chevron signs with day-glo yellow borders were installed. Soon afterwards, a speeding car left the road, ending up in a field, having taken out one of the chevron signs. Although this bend isn't a blind bend in the conventional sense, the driver involved obviously didn't see the bend or the chevron signs!