Vauxhall Vivaro....
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wildcat45 said:
Got a 2900 for the weekend. I forgot to ask the hire company. What's the speed limit?
I know white Astravans tend to be the fastest vehicles in earth but this is a proper van. What's my legal max on a motorway, and NSL roads please.
Not sure exactly on how heavy the van is, but if it's under 3 tonnes, standard car driving rules apply. I'd assume by a "2900" you're safe.I know white Astravans tend to be the fastest vehicles in earth but this is a proper van. What's my legal max on a motorway, and NSL roads please.
By (un)happy coincidence, this item has been in the trade press this week:
http://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/2014/9/4/speeding-...
http://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/2014/9/4/speeding-...
GoneAnon said:
By (un)happy coincidence, this item has been in the trade press this week:
http://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/2014/9/4/speeding-...
How did he escape getting any points for that??http://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/2014/9/4/speeding-...
Already on 11 points, and they let him off because he would be jobless, despite 2 previous speeding offenses. Ridiculous.
Has anyone who has ever driven a van actually stuck to those limits on a dual carriageway and motorway? 
And a £25 victim surcharge? Is that for the copper who was sat in the van taking the picture as he was traumatised by having actually caught someone speeding on the A1079 (most people who travel down this road regularly tend to be well aware of the fixed and mobile speed traps - I was!)

And a £25 victim surcharge? Is that for the copper who was sat in the van taking the picture as he was traumatised by having actually caught someone speeding on the A1079 (most people who travel down this road regularly tend to be well aware of the fixed and mobile speed traps - I was!)

TheAngryDog said:
Has anyone who has ever driven a van actually stuck to those limits on a dual carriageway and motorway? 
I generally stick to them in my Caddy van, mainly because there are scamera vans around and i don't fancy testing them.
Motorways are not a problem as the limit is 70MPH
Alucidnation said:
I generally stick to them in my Caddy van, mainly because there are scamera vans around and i don't fancy testing them.
Motorways are not a problem as the limit is 70MPH
Old style caddy van is car derived and car speed limits applyMotorways are not a problem as the limit is 70MPH
The new (current) shape caddy van has a GVM >2000kg therefore must follow van (lower) speed limits.
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