Never mind a licence to kill, its a miracle 007 even had a licence to drive judging by Roger Moores record in his seven films as Bond.<\/p>\n
Shaken and stirred experts spotted enough law-breaking to clock up 91 points and get the super-spy banned nearly eight times.<\/p>\n
The worst film offender jumped a river in The Man with the Golden Gun, drove a Mercedes on rail tracks in Octopussy and wrecked a Renault in Paris in A View to a Kill.<\/p>\n
And Jardine Motors study found lots of crazy driving by other heroes.<\/p>\n
But dishonourable mentions must go to Steve McQueen, Michael Caine and his pals, and Ansel Elgort who in one film each clocked up 50, 72 and 75 points respectively.<\/p>\n
Vin Diesels 68 over nine Fast & Furious films seems positively safe in comparison.<\/p>\n
Neil Greig, of UK Road Safety charity IAM RoadSmart, said: In the UK anyone attempting to drive fast and furiously will soon run out of rubber, run out of empty streets and run out of luck with the law.<\/p>\n
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