flango
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The M42 bit is only for a short section, if only they had made it three lanes instead of two
totally agree but they displayed the usual lack of foresight
and the restricted length should have been longer.
Could you see this working in the UK?
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totally agree but they displayed the usual lack of foresight
and the restricted length should have been longer.
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I sometimes give a quick flash to:
1. People in the centre lane of an otherwise deserted motorway,
2. People on clear open country roads who look like they are day-dreaming
to remind them that I am behind them (and about to be in front
).
1. People in the centre lane of an otherwise deserted motorway,
2. People on clear open country roads who look like they are day-dreaming
to remind them that I am behind them (and about to be in front
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Another big problem is people have twenty hours or so tuition along with a brief test, and a lifetime arguing there own interpretation of what should or shouldn't be.
If we had a better compulsory training system a proper advance driving tuition for road users (not rospa or iam:spit) and regular re-testing then the roads may improve. Until then we're all subjective to a corporate penalty system, i.e. you learn after you break their law.
If anyone's interested still, there is another book, a bit more comprehensive than the highway code booklet and is available in WH.Smiths etc. I dont know what its called now, but it used to be the Dept. Transports MANUAL Driving. Its all in there.
If we had a better compulsory training system a proper advance driving tuition for road users (not rospa or iam:spit) and regular re-testing then the roads may improve. Until then we're all subjective to a corporate penalty system, i.e. you learn after you break their law.
If anyone's interested still, there is another book, a bit more comprehensive than the highway code booklet and is available in WH.Smiths etc. I dont know what its called now, but it used to be the Dept. Transports MANUAL Driving. Its all in there.
