'Should be more careful!' Nick Knowles rehashes row with woman who 'reversed into his car'

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Followers urged that Nick should have reported the woman under Section 170 of the Road Traffic Act."If you are a driver involved in a road traffic accident which causes injury to another person or damage to another vehicle then you must stop at the scene of that accident to provide your details," @alanbax wrote.@snowylongfellow empathised with Nick's grievances, writing: "Didn’t you know , nobody is ever in the wrong about anything with this generation - they’ll argue till they’re blue in the face even when 100 percent in the wrong."@Rossco76 had a similar experience, revealing that the person who had caused the damage had also refused to own up."After months of denying it they claimed I did it to them," he explained."[Then I] pointed out the damage was at the front of my car and back of theirs, so how could I have reversed into them?

Paid quickly after that."@wimbournemason wrote to Nick: "I assume you have cameras fitted? Just send the footage to your local police force and they will [take] action."@AperldoornPilot joked: "It's not the woman who hit a bus stop shelter and complained that it was obscured by people waiting for the bus is it?"@MissyMazda chimed in: "I watched a woman hit mine in a car park.She was going to park up and walk away.

When I confronted her she said 'Did I? I’m sure I only kissed it.'"Must have been a Glasgow kiss as it had to be repaired!"The Nick Knowles Heritage Rescue star has also been tweeting enthusiastically about sport, including cricket and Formula 1 racing this week.He has also been celebrating Britain's record-breaking status in American football.This year marks the first time that the UK has reached the finals of the World Championships, and Nick tweeted that his eyes were on Summer.