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Hi Richard, I do understand your frustration. We taxi's having to pay £6 Drop off fee every time we entertaing Drop&Go area. Those extra £6 goes on the customer's bill. Some days I do 4 Drop offs and couple of Pick ups it's could cost me £40 - 50 a day just on parking fees. They make millions of pounds. Even Heathrow Drop Off is £5 😊 In this video I wanted to show that you can avoid those £6 Drop Off Fee if you allow a little bit of time when you dropping off your friend's or family members at Bristol airport. Have a good day.

That's extortionate. So on averages, depending on how many Bristol. airport runs you have . They could be costing you 300 ,400 quid a week . That is a lot isn't it. What am I moaning about .

It's depends how many airports runs you having a week. That amount was the most I spent on parking. I do a lot of Heathrow runs. My monthly average on Airport fee's including Bristol, London airports is about £200 monthly.

I was on my way back from Weymouth by the Yeovil road works and directed traffic you about 5 miles already away. Would you turn around and look for another route? I decided just to drive through 😁 Thanks God no issues 👍

Like Milaan said use other drivers.. like a snow plough!!!

Hi, Thank you, It's all sorted now. It happened some time ago. It was one of the first videos, but I decided to publish only now 11👍 Thank you man.

Would you dive in or Turn around?

Hi Lexus ES300 hybrid

Thanks for the reply I'm looking for a car for Uber would you say it's a good car to use and do you have any other other car suggestions

I'm not working on Uber much most of my work is private and executive. Lexus in my opinion is too expensive for only Uber jobs. I will choose Toyota Corolla for Uber jobs it's got quite big boot and spacious for passengers it's cheap to run, petrol self charging hybrid doing great job in the city and it's a lot cheaper than Lexus. This is my opinion don't spend big money on car only for Uber jobs.

Hi, It's quite complicated in the UK you need to have private hire licence, like a proper taxi driver. Some councils are easy knowledge tests some very hard. I'm holding Bristol City license I failed twice got right in the third attempt. But next to Bristol is South Gloucestershire it's same city basically and knowledge test is very easy. I'm full time taxi driver and Uber for me is just on the side. It's quite big investment in the beginning to become a taxi driver here in the UK. I don't know what to suggest for you. If you have some questions don't hesitate to ask me.

If there is no heavy luggages, you can take a longer walk to the airport,👍

Thank you 😊 every day discovering something new 👍

Very good point 👍 But they are legal on the road.

They clearly do.

What are you talking about? Indicators are to literally indicate to other cars where you are going...its not a formal request just because they're on a scooter. I hope to christ you don't have a drivers licence if you actually believe indicators are requesting anything..ive never seen a car indicate, and then look around at all the cars to get..what..a thumbs up to confirm their request? Dense.

United Kingdom Bristol city. Funny that private scooters are banned from the roads but those are completely legal and you can rent them through the app.

@@UgiBristol that’s insane. Might as well allow pedestrians on the road too. They can use hand signals and go “vroom vroom, toot toot!”.

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@@TheBooban I'm not particularly against them, people just need to learn to use the road properly. Cyclists are on the road just fine without getting run over constantly.

@@jellyman140 It wasn't a cyclist and there was a bicycle path right next to the road. Cyclist are supposed to go there and then cross at the appropriate crossing. But I dunno, bicycle laws vary from country to country. But scooters on the road? Thats too much.

Can't even see that indicator!

​@@jellyman140Yep, it's 3" above the ground

Novice? I would say old enough and dead inside just running like a program ignoring drivers around.

We made second video specially for you guys check it out: ua-cam.com/video/ER9bs3_4o9Y/v-deo.htmlsi=nnuSjns-HCTmxcJt

Idiots around it was a bit too crazy and very close to big accident 😞

@@UgiBristol Was it the same day or separate incidents?

Same day I think they have been racing.

Hi, Unfortunately I haven't checked on that speed. But I'm getting 44 mpg on 77 mph which is 6.4 l if I'm driving 125 km per hour. Average city and motorways 50 mpg or 5.2 l/100km. The best I had on A road 65 mpg - 3.6 l/100km.

Do you reckon it goes past 10 l/100km for aggressive driving, meaning 160km/h+, braking, accelerating, overtaking, etc?

Yes I think so. It's 2.5l engine and on this driving style you don't get much support of the battery.

I'll survive, that guy in the front showed me good technique 😀

Yeah blue van should’ve reversed

@@WarrenF Why, if he had already started the maneuver?

@@AbsoluteNOPE Because he is an impatient driver who is in the wrong. He is in the oncoming lane trying to squeeze past stopped traffic.

@@lelandlewis7207 The parked cars are a clue, pal.

@@AbsoluteNOPE no need to be rude, pal. I made a simple mistake when looking at the video. I also now see that there apparently is traffic behind the blue vehicle.

It's his right of way so why should he. You should be annoyed with the guy in the transit but I take it you're not for another reason.

I do appreciate,Thank you John 👍

Oh, sorry, I didn't mention in the video. It's free 😃

@@UgiBristol That's good to know 👍 Save money and beat the system! 😎

I'm so glad I helped you to beet a system. Thank you for watching 👍