Motorists travelling the Clyde Tunnel were held up after a man on an e-scooter took to the road to cross the river.
MOTORISTS travelling the Clyde Tunnel claim they were held up after a man on an e-scooter took to the road to cross the river.
The video, which was posted anonymously on social media, shows a man in a black jacket and white hat riding down the steep bank of the road on the scooter. Filming from the vehicle directly behind the rider, voices can be heard expressing their disappointment towards being held up by the scooter user as they can't overtake due to double solid white lines.The tunnel is a main passage for road users that connects Glasgow's Southside to the city's North-West End.
Clyde tunnel this morning… fair to say the driver wasn’t impressed 🤬😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/GpJUxXsGTP
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