Getting to Monaco avoiding France....
Discussion
Davidonly said:
Roads are of great quality but being on UK plates and doing a sensible 90 mph can cause you a problem.
Eh? It's 750 miles from Calais to Genoa. If you were to do the whole stretch at 90 mph (not that one could, of course) it would take 8 hours 20 minutes. If on the other hand you were to do it at 85mph, which wouldn't cause you to have your collar felt by les Flics, it would take 8 hours 50 minutes.Seems a bit daft to me to avoid the quickest and best route for the sake of backing off a tad on the loud pedal...
Monkeylegend said:
TooMany2cvs said:
Disastrous said:
I'm all for them! Just for other people to obey...not me.
'cos you're _special_...OP, have you thought about hiring a personal jet?
To a degree, but life would be much easier if I could do as I please whilst everyone else obeyed the law, don't you think?
That's part of the allure of 'abroad' though, isn't it? One can go and commit minor motoring offences free from the long arm of the British law...Or it used to be, anyway.
At the risk of being vaguely sensible for a moment, if you are wanting to avoid France, don't you think the the flaw in the plan is going to Calais in the first place?
Given the number plate recognition cameras that you have to drive past to get out the port, I would think the likelihood of getting stopped is higher in the first few hundred yards off the boat than probably during the rest of the trip down through the country towards Monaco.
Given the number plate recognition cameras that you have to drive past to get out the port, I would think the likelihood of getting stopped is higher in the first few hundred yards off the boat than probably during the rest of the trip down through the country towards Monaco.
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
There isn't a lawless utopia I can emigrate to, so the best option is to simply obey the law here out of necessity and break it abroad.
Which also answers your final question.
Somalia ,, just a thought Which also answers your final question.
Edited by Disastrous on Wednesday 9th July 00:36
Disastrous said:
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
There isn't a lawless utopia I can emigrate to, so the best option is to simply obey the law here out of necessity and break it abroad.
Which also answers your final question.
Somalia ,, just a thought Which also answers your final question.
Edited by Disastrous on Wednesday 9th July 00:36
If you cant do the time don't do the crime
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
There isn't a lawless utopia I can emigrate to, so the best option is to simply obey the law here out of necessity and break it abroad.
Which also answers your final question.
Somalia ,, just a thought Which also answers your final question.
Edited by Disastrous on Wednesday 9th July 00:36
If you cant do the time don't do the crime
Disastrous said:
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
There isn't a lawless utopia I can emigrate to, so the best option is to simply obey the law here out of necessity and break it abroad.
Which also answers your final question.
Somalia ,, just a thought Which also answers your final question.
Edited by Disastrous on Wednesday 9th July 00:36
If you cant do the time don't do the crime
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
Lost soul said:
Disastrous said:
There isn't a lawless utopia I can emigrate to, so the best option is to simply obey the law here out of necessity and break it abroad.
Which also answers your final question.
Somalia ,, just a thought Which also answers your final question.
Edited by Disastrous on Wednesday 9th July 00:36
If you cant do the time don't do the crime
bad company said:
Yes Mrs BC & I do exactly the same. We also make sure the fuel tank is filled so that we don't spend any money in France.
Pourquoi? RicksAlfas said:
OP - if I had an M5 I'd be wanting to spend some time on the Route Napoleon.
Indeed. A great bit of road.Pay the fines and enjoy your holiday rather than looking
Were the previous fines/offences committed in the M5 also?
g3org3y said:
bad company said:
Yes Mrs BC & I do exactly the same. We also make sure the fuel tank is filled so that we don't spend any money in France.
Pourquoi? http://www.driving.co.uk/news/british-holidaymaker...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-23619783
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