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vonhosen said:
cmaguire said:
vonhosen said:
The limits exist for many reasons.
Wherever they exist we aren't supposed to be exceeding them, hence the legislation & sanctions for doing so.
You didn't answer either of my questions, possibly because you can see where they lead.Wherever they exist we aren't supposed to be exceeding them, hence the legislation & sanctions for doing so.
You asked what is 'the' reason the limit shouldn't be exceeded. The answer is there isn't one ('the') reason. That's why I said they exist for many reasons & the reasons they exist is why.
The limits apply for both motorways & urban roads (& country roads too), again for more than one reason.
Jazzy Jag said:
vonhosen said:
cmaguire said:
vonhosen said:
The limits exist for many reasons.
Wherever they exist we aren't supposed to be exceeding them, hence the legislation & sanctions for doing so.
You didn't answer either of my questions, possibly because you can see where they lead.Wherever they exist we aren't supposed to be exceeding them, hence the legislation & sanctions for doing so.
You asked what is 'the' reason the limit shouldn't be exceeded. The answer is there isn't one ('the') reason. That's why I said they exist for many reasons & the reasons they exist is why.
The limits apply for both motorways & urban roads (& country roads too), again for more than one reason.
Also there are far more countries that have limits than don't.
Have you seen the repeated questions about your V5C?
Jazzy Jag said:
The residents of the Isle of man seem to be able to cope with areas of A road (at best|) without a random number on a stick.
Out of interest, what do you think? Are we better off with or without them? If you'd prefer without, would you do anything else (maybe a higher level of driver training)?And who's name is the V5 in?
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