What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?
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JuniorD said:
Cliftonite said:
LuS1fer said:
Can't find her handbrake either...
This is a very common factor running throughout the pictures on this thread.Crap plates have crap drivers shock.
t basically) told me to use the footbrake wherever it was safe to do so.He had the statistics to hand showing that automatic drivers have fewer rear end shunts whilst stationary, leading theory is that this is because they have the brake light on.
Easier and safer. That'll do me.
Prof Prolapse said:
Guy who did my most recent car training, also trains bodyguards, special forces, and police (so knows his st basically) told me to use the footbrake wherever it was safe to do so.
He had the statistics to hand showing that automatic drivers have fewer rear end shunts whilst stationary, leading theory is that this is because they have the brake light on.
Easier and safer. That'll do me.
or.. Keeping the car still using biting point for racecar starts lolt basically) told me to use the footbrake wherever it was safe to do so.He had the statistics to hand showing that automatic drivers have fewer rear end shunts whilst stationary, leading theory is that this is because they have the brake light on.
Easier and safer. That'll do me.
Prof Prolapse said:
JuniorD said:
Cliftonite said:
LuS1fer said:
Can't find her handbrake either...
This is a very common factor running throughout the pictures on this thread.Crap plates have crap drivers shock.
t basically) told me to use the footbrake wherever it was safe to do so.He had the statistics to hand showing that automatic drivers have fewer rear end shunts whilst stationary, leading theory is that this is because they have the brake light on.
Easier and safer. That'll do me.
Anyway, crappy numberplates...
LuS1fer said:
It might be a lot different for police and bodyguards etc but blinding every f*cker behind really annoys me. How would they like it if I just sat there on main beam as it's safer for me?
This is a good way to solve the problem, as it spreads the glare to acceptable levels.Edited by LuS1fer on Wednesday 22 January 13:32
LuS1fer said:
It might be a lot different for police and bodyguards etc but blinding every f*cker behind really annoys me. How would they like it if I just sat there on main beam as it's safer for me?
Blinding you with brake lights? Are you serious? How do you cope with sunlight? More importantly have you written to the daily mail about it?Now I think of it he also said the brakes were stronger, presumably that's an advantages if you're at the front and being pushing into turning traffic is a concern.
Prof Prolapse said:
Blinding you with brake lights? Are you serious? How do you cope with sunlight? More importantly have you written to the daily mail about it?
Now I think of it he also said the brakes were stronger, presumably that's an advantages if you're at the front and being pushing into turning traffic is a concern.
Shining a torch into my eyesd doesn't harm them but it doesn't stop it being annoying. LEDs are also far too bright.Now I think of it he also said the brakes were stronger, presumably that's an advantages if you're at the front and being pushing into turning traffic is a concern.
Listen, if you're right, maybe they should outlaw handbrakes.
LuS1fer said:
Prof Prolapse said:
Blinding you with brake lights? Are you serious? How do you cope with sunlight? More importantly have you written to the daily mail about it?
Now I think of it he also said the brakes were stronger, presumably that's an advantages if you're at the front and being pushing into turning traffic is a concern.
Shining a torch into my eyesd doesn't harm them but it doesn't stop it being annoying. LEDs are also far too bright.Now I think of it he also said the brakes were stronger, presumably that's an advantages if you're at the front and being pushing into turning traffic is a concern.
Listen, if you're right, maybe they should outlaw handbrakes.
Yeah I don't see any issue with that. Unless plan to park your car.
leefee said:
Flying Toilet said:
Sums it up really.
For full effect tt with twin audis, lock block drive and semi in suburbia, really should have his wealth reverse parkedlock block drive, semi in suburbia - What does the house and the drive got to do with it...
really should have his wealth reverse parked - I had just moved them so i could clean them
Too Late said:
leefee said:
Flying Toilet said:
Sums it up really.
For full effect tt with twin audis, lock block drive and semi in suburbia, really should have his wealth reverse parkedlock block drive, semi in suburbia - What does the house and the drive got to do with it...
really should have his wealth reverse parked - I had just moved them so i could clean them
Pixelpeep said:
It's the same with shops. i always end up behind the person who just watched the cashier blip 77 items and then they look surprised when they are asked for payment. They then proceed to faf around looking in all their bags for their purse then fumble around trying to 'save time' by giving the cashier the exact amount of money.
URGH. there should be a separate town for people that have their st together!
'look surprised when they are asked for payment.' LOVE it, I put this up on the 'knob' thread...I'll forgive you if you're old, we'll all be there one day, but no excuse if you're under 70! Any way, this is O/T, back to crappy plates...URGH. there should be a separate town for people that have their s
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