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Would never have been convicted if he'd had a decent lawyer. Clearly it was the car's fault for not wearing hi-viz.
There was a story many years ago in either Punch or Private Eye about a blind man who crashed his car while driving. He was very apologetic but explained he had been driving blind for years with his wife acting as his navigator, unfortunately at the time of the crash she had been distracted by looking at hang glider overhead…
True story but around 20 years ago there was a manager in one of the branches I oversee who was registered blind but still drove to work everyday as: "I know the way by memory......."
There's a Peugeot (car) ad with Ray Charles - https://youtu.be/zZ5dggGpq-Q
So presumably he was riding his own bike? Maybe his vision is sufficient for some cycling, but not whilst drunk.
Exactly, because then he's blind drunk.
He could come to the UK.... we are struggling to get sufficient people to drive black cabs so he would walk into a job.
He'll walk into something...
I thought he had.