Held in contempt

I COULD not agree more with PJ McElhone (Letters, July 17) when he says he is “tired of all the cant and hypocrisy about the murderous behaviour of boys and young men on our roads”.

Held in contempt
Fri, 23 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
Letters

The contempt many of these drivers show to all of us law-abiding road-users is incredible.

Anthony Leavy

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