Dor several weeks, it seems that a white Audi S3 has been driving regularly in the streets of downtown Yvetot. So far nothing abnormal… Except that a publication on Facebook from the “Yvetot News” page indicates a completely different scenario, relay our colleagues from The Voice of the North. “A public danger has been reported to us for several days by many Internet users. »
The latter is regularly noticed because he “drives in a totally disproportionate manner in the streets of the city, completely violating the highway code, putting the safety of other users at stake,” specifies the administrator of the page. He also recalls that “the roads in the Cauchois capital are limited to 50 and 30 for certain areas. »
The comments are pouring out
Some appreciate this publication as a denunciation or even a denunciation, the fact remains that this vehicle makes the Yvetotais react. “He walks past the Léopoldine Hugo school every day and doesn’t let pedestrians cross… unconscious! », says Maddy. ” Exactly ! As for me, it was sticking to my ass and it was bad the day before yesterday because I let people pass at the pedestrian crossing,” replies Delphine.
“We have to stop this person before he kills someone,” Annick reacts. A little further on in the comments: “Yes, I met him this evening, leaving Yvetot, he’s a public danger,” assures Caroline. And its driving behavior is worrying even around schools. “He does this everywhere, even after school, he goes all out,” says Delphine. “There are cameras everywhere in Yvetot. If the police give him a fine or two, maybe that will calm him down! » demands Theo.
Angry residents
“This car overtook me last week on the road to Allouville, at crazy speed,” Pierrette writes again. Excessive speed, music too loud… The residents are annoyed, so much so that they seem to scrutinize the slightest actions of this motorist. Which would have recently stopped its crazy road activities. “He has been informed, strangely he is not coming to school today, but the gendarmerie has just stopped by,” comments Delphine.
