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I agree that speed is factor in accidents, but I disagree with the relentless use of speed traps all over the shop and useless bloody variable speed limits all over the motorways. Especially in moder

Join a gang.... prison is a tough place for a loner but when your affiliated to a gang you will be ok. You might have to do some favours to get in that gang so buy some sudocream too.????

Fukc me there are some saints on here lol ... the lad was going a few miles over the limit not racing up and down a busy high street dodging pensioners and babies in prams ... everybody at some time h

I find it unfair that drivers can get multiple points and loose their licence for tripping multiple speed cameras on the same stretch of road

 

If you got tailed by a copper on the motorway for several miles and you were speeding they wouldn't do you multiple times

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I find it unfair that drivers can get multiple points and loose their licence for tripping multiple speed cameras on the same stretch of road

 

If you got tailed by a copper on the motorway for several miles and you were speeding they wouldn't do you multiple times

That's easy to sort , go to court and admit you were speeding the once through multiple cameras . Know people who have done this and got away with just one fine and one set of points
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Gmashers right on the modern cars, this berlingo xtr im driving which is what I was caught in ,is putting out around 115 bhp roughly same as the mk2 golf gti and lancia thema I had in my early 20s in the 90s .

It is hard to keep to speed limit as you don't know your going fast it's that quiet. I'm taking over the wife's old Toyota lucida automatic that will slow me down.

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This is the main reason I stick to heavier older diesels, im not that clued up on economy and all that, but find myself driving faster in salloons, so either an old 4x4 or a van is always top of my list, + you can see over the hedges. Ive had the odd speeding ticket but touch wood never done twice in the period before i get the points back again.

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I learned a lesson about speed before I passed my test, I had an old JU250 as a work van, I had just dropped a mate off and was driving back up the street was doing about 15mph if that when I spotted 2 kids about four and six standing on the left hand side of the road holding hands and looking left and right, as I approached them I slowed down further, when I was about 6ft from them they both just walked in to the road in font of me. I jumped on the brakes and stopped before I hit them. But I was shaking so much I could not drive on, the guy who was sitting with me had to take over. It still gives me the shivers today if I had been even doing 20 I would have hit them.

 

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This is the main reason I stick to heavier older diesels, im not that clued up on economy and all that, but find myself driving faster in salloons, so either an old 4x4 or a van is always top of my list, + you can see over the hedges. Ive had the odd speeding ticket but touch wood never done twice in the period before i get the points back again.

An see into skips lol I prefer a mpv or estate as an get into tip easier as they charge commercial rates on vans /4x4s
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This is the main reason I stick to heavier older diesels, im not that clued up on economy and all that, but find myself driving faster in salloons, so either an old 4x4 or a van is always top of my list, + you can see over the hedges. Ive had the odd speeding ticket but touch wood never done twice in the period before i get the points back again.

An see into skips lol I prefer a mpv or estate as an get into tip easier as they charge commercial rates on vans /4x4s

You go the tip that often? Lol

 

Cheers, D.

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This is the main reason I stick to heavier older diesels, im not that clued up on economy and all that, but find myself driving faster in salloons, so either an old 4x4 or a van is always top of my list, + you can see over the hedges. Ive had the odd speeding ticket but touch wood never done twice in the period before i get the points back again.

An see into skips lol I prefer a mpv or estate as an get into tip easier as they charge commercial rates on vans /4x4s

You go the tip that often? Lol

Cheers, D.

Every week there's 2 bag a week limit here an they collect fortnightly,if I leave the bags lying around animals rip them open.an don't want the smell either.
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