Police have shamed a car driver this week after posting an image of their untidy car, which featured empty McDonald’s, Greggs and Fosters cans strewn all over the vehicle.
Officers shared a photograph of a car they pulled over this week which has been dubbed 'the UK's messiest car', report Birmingham Live.
Kent Police tweeted : “The odd sweet wrapper or dropped crisp from the our colleagues on handover all of a sudden doesn’t appear so bad. The inside of a car stopped and seized today for no insurance, no MOT and no vehicle excise licence. #RSU GS”
One replied: “At least it’s inside the vehicle and not been chucked out the window!.” A second said: “God if that’s what the car is like, I’d hate to think what it’s like at home!”
“Looks like the front of an ambulance at end of a 12 hr night shift,” said a third. Andy wrote: “Heck, you want to keep that pen out of the sun, that’ll go wrong..”
“At least the driver kept the rubbish in the car and didn’t ditch it onto the verge like most people in Kent seem to do,” Olivia said. Mick said: “Did he have a waste carrier’s license...”
“Is the passenger seat belt clipped into the driver’s seat belt socket to fool the alarm?” asked Andrew.
Talla said: “Clearly thought the greegs sausage rolls were more important then ved or insurance. Cluck click ever snack.”
Bad Car laughed: “Greggs, Macdonald’s, cheap crisps and Fosters?!? He’ll have a coronary long before he can drive legally, so definitely expect to catch him again.”
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