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It's ok, his magic car is impervious to head on collisions up to 100mphobviously the guy doing 80 wrong side of the road on a bend he's taken too fast. KerSplatt.
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It's ok, his magic car is impervious to head on collisions up to 100mphobviously the guy doing 80 wrong side of the road on a bend he's taken too fast. KerSplatt.
you have to adjust the example to make it dangerous, no reason to be on the other side of the road just because youre going fast, i can see a problem with the pensioner causing dozens of cars at a time to overtake, getting impatient and overtaking on corners etc.obviously the guy doing 80 wrong side of the road on a bend he's taken too fast. KerSplatt.
you have to adjust the example to make it dangerous, no reason to be on the other side of the road just because youre going fast, i can see a problem with the pensioner causing dozens of cars at a time to overtake, getting impatient and overtaking on corners etc.
you have to adjust the example to make it dangerous, no reason to be on the other side of the road just because youre going fast, i can see a problem with the pensioner causing dozens of cars at a time to overtake, getting impatient and overtaking on corners etc.obviously the guy doing 80 wrong side of the road on a bend he's taken too fast. KerSplatt.
cars designed to do over 200mph should have special speed limitsit's basically now going from 1 extreme to the other. too fast for the conditions is dangerous. doing 20mph when there's no reason not to do 50 is also dangerous. horses for courses. you should always drive at a speed at which you can stop within the distance that you can clearly see. whether tis be 30mph or 70 mph is a matter dependent on the road conditions etc.
youre supposed to keep with the flow of traffic, not hold it up so that tailbacks form, where its more likely an accident willl occurSo the impatience of the overtaking drivers would be entirely the fault of the driver in front ? No responsibility for their own decisions could be laid with them at all ?
youre supposed to keep with the flow of traffic, not hold it up so that tailbacks form, where its more likely an accident willl occur
a slow moving vehicle has to pull over and let faster moving vehicles pass when the tailback reaches 11 vehicles, if you have more than 11 vehicles behind you, youre committing an offence.
which dual carriageway are you driving on that has lights? lights imply pedestrians, which implies dont speed.many a time, i've been tootling along in the van at 40 -50. some imbecile ( usually audi or bmw ) overtakes at speed, then 50 yards later slams on the brakes because the lights are red. i ease off and coast up behind him as the lights change to green, all that effort to get 2 yards in front of me.
to be honest, no it was just what ive been told by a long distance driverHave you got a source to verify the 11 vehicle rule ? What if there are no safe places to pass ? And since when did you become so concerned about others committing road offences seeing as you have advocated speeding multiple times in this thread ?
where did i mention a dual carriageway? i was referring to a single carriagway road. and you do have traffic lights on dual carrriagways.which dual carriageway are you driving on that has lights? lights imply pedestrians, which implies dont speed.
bet those bmws and audis leave you for dust when the lights go green
dual carriageways that are in pedestrian areas, the genius of british road systems versus american is we dont need lights at every junction, because the driver is supposed to have a basic comprehension of the "right of way" system in britainwhere did i mention a dual carriageway? i was referring to a single carriagway road. and you do have traffic lights on dual carrriagways.
if 80mph is uncomfortable for you then you shouldnt be allowed on roads that arent in a city , if 100mph on a motorway is above your comfort level, you shouldnt be allowed on the motorway
if you cant drive, dont.
going fast doesnt mean that youre driving unsafe, i was using 80mph as the example of what the limit actually should be on b roadsNot sure what type of roads you are talking about for 80mph... The top speed limit is 70 in the uk.
Why all the extremes for you silly excuses for speeding? Just drive safe and to the speed the road/environment allows.
Whoever goes 100mph on the motorway I hope that they get stopped by the police and get their licence taken from them and a hefty fine.
going fast doesnt mean that youre driving unsafe, i was using 80mph as the example of what the limit actually should be on b roadsNot sure what type of roads you are talking about for 80mph... The top speed limit is 70 in the uk.
Why all the extremes for you silly excuses for speeding? Just drive safe and to the speed the road/environment allows.
Whoever goes 100mph on the motorway I hope that they get stopped by the police and get their licence taken from them and a hefty fine.
i guess the police have some magic skill that lets them drive "safely" at 150mph+?Maybe you should read the highway code and take your own advice mate.
i guess the police have some magic skill that lets them drive "safely" at 150mph+?
either speeding is dangerous full stop or its not.
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