Speed limits are not the issue, people not sticking to them is.Originally Posted by Onelasttime
I remain unconvinced that other than in the vicinity of schools and hospitals that it's a worthwhile measure except for the revenue potential.
Speed limits are not the issue, people not sticking to them is.
I remain unconvinced that other than in the vicinity of schools and hospitals that it's a worthwhile measure except for the revenue potential.
Last edited by Chris_in_the_UK; 16th December 2023 at 23:46.
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
I genuinely don’t believe I could drive at 20 mph for any distance
Give up, if not then you should not be driving!
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
Both of my road cars tick over at more than 20 mph in 6th or 7th gear i would be on the brakes permanently
Rubbish!
No it’s not, how would you know, have you driven my cars or any of the cars I drive,
Knock it down a cog or two then surely ?
Case of having to drop a gear on Mrs Tifa's car.
30mph....it's happy in 3rd
20mph....needs to be in 2nd.
Car is a 17 plate BMW116 Diesel.
I'm no expert, but I'm guessing this is likely to increase emissions exactly where you don't want them increased?
If a pedestrian walked out in front me at 20mph on the motorbike, I would probably fall over due to low speed instability long before I arrived at the accident.
Riding a motorbike at a steady 15-20mph can be dangerous unless the road is pot hole free and in good condition.
100% agree with the emissions produced by having to do so but the alternative is to collect points on your license.
So, the law finds itself at a bit of a WTF situation I guess.
Put that to the already long list of laws that don't necessarily add up for whatever reason...
Aye, sheephylis does have a tendancy to send people mental
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