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@jamauk Forget about hard or harsh acceleration. That is not good driving. Accelerate smoothly and at a pace you feel comfortable at... see more
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Thank you for your advice @TC1474, that makes a lot of sense to read an it breaks it down into a lot more understandable categories. That does... see more
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On test, whether you exceed the limit by 1 or 2 mph is subjective and down to individual examiners and varies from area to area, test centre to test... see more
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You enter into a contract. The car park will allow you to trespass onto their property so you can park your car, and the contract says that you pay... see more
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I'm 100% against anyone driving under the influence of any drug, alcohol, marijuana, coke etc, but this nonsense of just banning them from driving is... see more
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Coming home from work one night a driver coming towards me had his lights on main beam, or brights as they say here. A quick high beam flash from me,... see more
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Another question I have thought of, it relates to my second point about. The acceleration matter, if you go over the speed limit by 1-2 mph would... see more
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I wonder if they will ever develop a gearbox that will do that automatically? Couldn't resist😁 see more
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I'm just starting lessons with a different instructor, however it has given me a lot of uncertainty and thoughts, possibly after the instructor that... see more
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In some discussions about congestion, the prevalence of "Chelsea Tractors" is sometimes cited as a factor, because of their size. Although their... see more
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Exactly. If you look back even further, in the 1930s deaths were running about 7,000 a year with only about 1 million cars on the road. (Figures... see more
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It's an interesting one to consider @Rolebama, for sure - whilst they seem terrifyingly high to us today, the reduction over the years is quite... see more
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Thanks Nick. I now have no doubt those figures are true but - how? Has the standard of driving really dropped that much, or does it merely reflect,... see more
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Under ideal conditions any wearing surfaces have a finite life, industrial bearing manufactures usually express the anticipated life of bearings in... see more
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Car parks are collecting money and giving nothing back in return. They are not responsible for vehicles in the carpark, if they cannot be bothered... see more
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Whilst there's no affiliation with the survey coming out of Swansea Uni and the RAC, this report on gov.uk suggests the numbers are in the right ball... see more
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Dunno. A lot might depend on the Ts and Cs. Probably one for the courts. see more
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@Beelzebub Thank you for that clarification, I stand corrected. Purely FWIW, since I left the Army, all my work has involved some instance of taking... see more
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I have had aligning wheels on my last four cars. I always take them to my garage to have them checked out, as I believe a second look can't hurt. On... see more
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I must admit, I do like the noise some cars make. Not the under-powered box on wheels with a tacky tailbox. I was on the A1(M) earlier this week... see more
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I have completed the survey, and found the true/false real answers a bit hard to swallow. Are there really 30,000 deaths and serious injuries on the... see more
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Legal tender (in England and Wales) only means that Bank of England notes and £1 and £2 coins (and other coins within specified limits*) MUST be... see more
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I was led to believe our currency is legal tender on this island. Any pay-for-use car park where I can't pay cash is a no-go area for me. I do my... see more
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