we always set our cruise control/speed limiter to the speed limit plus 10% minus 2mph, sorry to anyone on the motorway stuck behind us at 75mph! but we don't sit in the outside lanes, always move straight back to the slower lanes once completed the overtake!
Quote: Originally posted by kenles on 07/8/2015
How many of you have or had points on your Driving Licence It lookes like most of you ???
Nope.
Driving for 51 years, had two minor speeding tickets on a motorbike back in the early sixties, fined if I remember right £8 and £10 pounds.
no points then and red licences, still got it.
If you exceed the speed limit whilst overtaking but return back to the limit after your manoeuvre that's ok......I believe that's the institute if advanced motorists view.
Does the same apply whilst towing a caravan? If you speed op to 65 to pass a truck doing 56mph. It means you pass it quicker.and can pull back in front quicker......or is it better to pass at bang on 60. And take a mile to do it? It's a question I have pondered.
They use unmarked cars in my area...like taking candy off a baby
I sometimes wonder, when I am travelling at 70 mph on motorways and dual carriageways and all the other traffic is zooming past me, whether my speedo is faulty. Very few people seem to obey the speed limits.
Quote: Originally posted by spikeymatt on 06/8/2015
could it be it is easier for the police to get the cash coming in at 31 41 61 71 than investigating a burglary even on even numbered doors.Someone mentioned commonsense afraid that went a long time ago
Surely the police do not get the money from speeding fines, the money goes straight into a government bank account.
I often wonder why when I am maintaining 50 in roadworks with average speed cameras why so many trucks overtake me and also cars. However if speedos are calibrated to read 10% under, which I recall my scenic did when compared to my sat nav speed, then an indicated 50 is actually 45 and 80 only 72.