Come on, who hasn’t done 180mph in shorts and t-shirt 
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Never done shorts and t-shirt, but does speedos count?
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I think I speak for everyone on LB when i say this Kev, but that is not an imaginei want to picture!
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I was expecting it to be stolen but seems as if it may be his own ride.
If I was a gambling man I’d open a book on how long the custodial sentence will be, what would be the odds for 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, 2 years etc.
Was popular back home to have plates that hid/ folded at push of button. Loads of those people thought they could get away with anything…
Must admit I could understand anything, but going the wrong way to get fuel must be the wind buffeting blowing his brain out…
Been the wrong way round a roundabout many times 
#Lagosdriving
I like the way he tried to hide behind the lorry 
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Haha yeah I can imagine in Lagos it’s bad driving if you don’t…
But did I misread that he went wrong way on carriageway
He went the wrong way up a slip road to get to the petrol station. Presume he overshot the slip road - easy done at 180 mph I guess.
Yeah, going the wrong way round a roundabout in Nigeria was pretty standard if you saw the chance to beat a jam. Once drove the wrong way down a 3 lane motorway at speed, though in my defence I was trying to get away from some armed robbers…as you do
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I’ve seen some pretty stupid things in my time (and done them), but that is pretty near the top for sheer stupidity. Bonkers.
When I was in Beirut our driver would regularly drive down the wrong side of the dual carriageway to avoid the traffic jams, terrifying the first time but by day 3 no-one questioned it as it meant we got to places quicker lol
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Exactly, standard practice in many parts of the world. Takes some balls first time you do it, but when in Rome…
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Back home we mainly keep it to the small one way backstreets. Food delivery guys have it down to an art form to avoid going round a block
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