Idiot UK Drivers Exposed EXTRA

20/09/2025

11/09/2025

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09/09/2025

M4, Gwent, RPU attended this RTC, where a scaffolding van braked hard and this insecure scaffold pole was launched like a javelin into the car in front. Luckily no one was injured. The driver was reported for the offence.

31/08/2025

Who’s dat? It’s RPU Bruv and RPU are seizing your bike for no licence, insurance and a non registered index plate.

31/08/2025

Happy Friday Folks. TVP RPU spotted this £400,000 Rolls Royce cruising around Oxford. The driver tried to produce 3 fraudulent insurance policies, but they didn't fool RPU 🤣🤦 No Insurance, Luxury lifestyle, budget admin skills. As the saying goes, all the gear, no idea. Seized 🧑‍⚖️👍

29/08/2025

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16/07/2025

A drug driver who caused a serious collision in Chester city centre has now been sentenced.

Matthew Cumpsty appeared at Chester Crown Court on Tuesday 15 July, where he was handed a 12 month community order, including 200 hours community service. He was also ordered to pay £85 costs and £114 surcharge.

The 52-year-old, of Oldfield Drive, Great Boughton, had earlier pleaded guilty to drug driving and dangerous driving.

The court heard that at around 6.30am on Tuesday 1 April, Cumpsty was driving a silver Mercedes E-Class on Green Lane in Chester.

As he approached the junction with the A51, Vicars Cross Road, he drove straight through a red light, into the path of a JCB tractor, which had been travelling out of Chester.

The impact of the collision caused the tractor then veer off path, causing the vehicle to crash into homes at the side of the road.

Emergency services attended the scene and on arrival they found that two properties had suffered serious structural damage, but thankfully, there were no reports of any injuries as a result of the incident.

Cumpsty was arrested at the scene after failing a roadside drugs swipe. A toxicology report later reveal that he was over the limit for benzoylecgonine (co***ne) with 65 micrograms per litre of blood, over the limit of 50 micrograms per litre.

CCTV footage recovered from the scene also showed him clearly driving through the red light.

10/06/2025

A man who killed a 9-year-old girl after failing to stop at a red traffic light in Halifax has been jailed.

Qadeer Hussain, aged 55, has been sentenced for causing the death of a 9-year-old girl by dangerous driving after a collision on King Cross Street on 8 July 2023.

Alice Williams was taken to hospital with critical injuries and passed away a few days later.

A black Vauxhall Corsa, driven by Qadeer Hussain was travelling along King Cross Street, towards the town centre when the collision occurred.

Hussain of Essex Street, Halifax admitted at Bradford Crown Court in February of this year to causing the death by dangerous driving.

on Friday 2 May 2025, he was sentenced to 8 years and 4 months in prison. He was also disqualified from driving for 10 years and 2 months.

In a statement, Alice’s family said:

"Qadeer Hussain destroyed our daughter Alice and devastated us. We want drivers to look at Alice and think about what can happen when they take risks and drive too fast. We assume that her killer regrets his actions today.

"We are very grateful to all the people who have helped us - the medical staff who tried to save her, the charities who have supported us, the police and witnesses. Their videos proved what he did and we urge anyone who can to please buy a dashcam.

"Lastly, we want our wonderful girl to be known for more than just her tragic, needless death. Alice was ours – a happy, bright bookworm; a funny, loving and gentle daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin and friend. We will always be so proud of her."

Detective Sergeant Steve Suggitt of the Major Collision Enquiry Team said:

"This sentence will not bring Alice back to her family, but I hope it provides a level of closure that Hussain has been prosecuted for his actions. This was a truly tragic incident and our thoughts remain with Alice’s family and those affected by what happened.

"We would like to thank everyone who assisted with our enquiries, including those who provided dash cam footage. This footage was crucial for the investigation team in understanding the movements of the vehicle in the moments leading up to the collision, which helped in securing the charge against Hussain.

"We would also like to thank those who came to Alice’s aid immediately after the collision and we hope that this incident acts as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences families can be left to face and for the need to stay safe on the roads. "

10/06/2025

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10/06/2025

A drink and drug-driver who crashed head-on into a young mum’s car and then claimed to be the victim has been jailed.

Terry Colley, 46, of Swanwick Close, London, was driving erratically on the A22 at Golden Cross on 12 November, 2023, before accelerating and crossing into the path of 29-year-old Sophie, causing her life threatening injuries.

Colley went on to convince a lot of people that he was not to blame for the collision. Denying any responsibility throughout the police investigation, he pleaded not guilty at a hearing at Hove Crown Court in July last year. It wasn’t until the first day of trial on the 22 April, 18 months after the crash, he appeared at Lewes Crown Court and at the last second pleaded guilty to causing serious injury through dangerous driving.

Judge Mooney said that this was the worst case of dangerous driving he had seen, and far from Colley’s guilty plea being a sign of remorse, ‘it was an act of self-preservation and self-pity’, adding: ‘He’s not shown as shred of remorse.’

Tests showed Colley had taken co***ne and had 144 ml of alcohol in his blood. The legal limit is 80mg.

Colley was pulled unconscious from his burning Skoda by witnesses, who no doubt saved his life. His dog, although rescued, sadly died.

Sophie needed to be cut out of her BMW car by fire colleagues and was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Sophie had simply popped out to get some Christmas gifts and treat herself to a coffee that day. She was just 15 minutes from home when Colley crossed into the path of her car at speed.

Sophie said: “Thinking back to before the crash, I remember being the happiest that I’ve ever been – I was in a good job, living with my partner and our 13-month-old baby boy in our own home. We had booked a family holiday. I was outgoing, confident and loving new experiences. My life was complete and I couldn’t ask for more.

“My journey was supposed to only take 15 minutes from my home to the shopping centre. That was until I saw a car travelling fast towards me. I didn’t have a chance to avoid it. The image of the driver’s face is imprinted in my mind and marks the moment my life changed forever.

“Initially I wasn’t responding to treatment for a collapsed lung and because of my extensive injuries my partner and mum were told that there was a real chance I would die. I was put in an induced coma. I felt excruciating pain all over my body when I woke, and when I could speak, I just repeated to my family: “It wasn’t my fault.”

“I’ve had so many operations. I’ve had my spleen removed, and pins were put in my arms, hands, legs, ankles. Another operation will hopefully address the severe pain in my leg.

“My family life has been shattered. I now suffer from PTSD. It’s traumatising that I can’t do any of the things I used to do with my little boy, and my partner has had to give up work to look after us, including our new baby girl.

“I cannot bring myself to drive and being a passenger fills me with absolute dread. I am constantly thinking something is going to happen.

“Our happiness has been taken away from us as a family, owing to this man’s negligence.”

Detective Constable David Symonds said: “Colley was not the victim he claimed to be. He continued blaming Sophie for being on the wrong side of the road despite being shown CCTV evidence to the contrary.

“He cowardly hid behind his lie, convincing a lot of people that he was not to blame, until he pleaded guilty at the very last second at crown court.

“At last, the truth can be revealed that it wasn’t just a crash for her. Sophie can explain the severe impact this has had on her and her family. I hope she can now focus on recovering without this hanging over her.”

Colley pleaded guilty on 22 April and was told he would be sentenced the following day. Colley failed to return to court and was sentenced in his absence to four years’ imprisonment for dangerous driving and given a six-year and one month driving disqualification. Officers located Colley soon after sentencing and escorted him directly to court to begin his sentence.

Colley was also sentenced to two months’ imprisonment for a separate offence after pleading guilty to breach of a non-molestation order in relation to a former partner. He was given a 15-year restraining order and ordered to pay a victim surcharge.

10/06/2025

A man from Swansea has been jailed after he flipped his vehicle twice when performing a dangerous overtaking manoeuvre and then drove off.

20-year-old Danail Angelov, from Townhill, attempted to overtake a vehicle in close proximity to road humps with a taxi passing in the opposite direction at the same time. Angelov’s vehicle collided with both other vehicles, with the impact forcing the car Angelov was overtaking to collide with a garden wall.

Angelov pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, aggravated vehicle-taking, failing to stop after a road accident, driving under the influence of alcohol and driving a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence.

He has been sentenced to 14 months in prison.

Sergeant Robert Richards said:

“Danail Angelov could have injured a number of people with his reckless and dangerous actions. The taxi driver, who was just going about his daily business, had to attend hospital to be inspected for whiplash and concussion.

“There was also a child pedestrian walking on the pavement at the time of the collision, and it is a miracle that one of the three vehicles didn’t end up striking them and causing them serious injury.

“The fact that Danail Angelov then drove off from the scene is a sad indictment of his character.

“It is only right that he goes to prison.”