VW Golf doing about 110mph down the M3....
Discussion
LukeR94 said:
Really?
you should see the range rovers fly past! Thats Scary!
I remember last year being past by a 5 series going ~150mph on the A46 Leicester western by-pass. It was almost midnight but I was in my C1 doing 65mph and got a crosswind from it.you should see the range rovers fly past! Thats Scary!
The thing was bouncing on its suspension around a very gentle right curve.
Farmboy UK said:
Seeing a car doing 110mph hardly seems rare so I think the problem is with the sign.
Could be possible/probable that the sign remains in the car regardless of whether there's a baby on board like almost all other signs in car windows
Editted for terrible spelling!
When you can't spell "editing" it's time to go home… Could be possible/probable that the sign remains in the car regardless of whether there's a baby on board like almost all other signs in car windows
Editted for terrible spelling!
AgentZ said:
LukeR94 said:
Really?
you should see the range rovers fly past! Thats Scary!
I remember last year being past by a 5 series going ~150mph on the A46 Leicester western by-pass. It was almost midnight but I was in my C1 doing 65mph and got a crosswind from it.you should see the range rovers fly past! Thats Scary!
The thing was bouncing on its suspension around a very gentle right curve.
I really think motorways should be able to be unlimited. When I'm on a motorway, my frame of mind is to expect anyone else to be doing any speed they feel comfortable with and I drive accordingly, i.e. taking time to really get a good look at approaching vehicle's speeds before changing lanes etc.
After all, you make a conscious decision to join a motorway, so the onus is on the driver whose made a choice to drive according to the road they've chosen to be on.
I fully appreciate people in this country are far too f
king useless and selfish for this to ever happen.
After all, you make a conscious decision to join a motorway, so the onus is on the driver whose made a choice to drive according to the road they've chosen to be on.
I fully appreciate people in this country are far too f
king useless and selfish for this to ever happen.srebbe64 said:
...zipping past me in the outside lane. In the blur of the overtake I just caught sight of a "Baby on Board" sign obstructing it's rear window. Darwinism in action I'm thinking!
Where's the 'Darwinism'?Unless you're referring to the Darwin Awards in which case you're also wrong that, if they do indeed have a Baby on Board, then they've already procreated and they're not dead (yet). I agree, I need to get out more.
DKS said:
I really think motorways should be able to be unlimited. When I'm on a motorway, my frame of mind is to expect anyone else to be doing any speed they feel comfortable with and I drive accordingly, i.e. taking time to really get a good look at approaching vehicle's speeds before changing lanes etc.
After all, you make a conscious decision to join a motorway, so the onus is on the driver whose made a choice to drive according to the road they've chosen to be on.
I fully appreciate people in this country are far too fking useless and selfish for this to ever happen.
Standard of driving, I'm glad they're not. After all, you make a conscious decision to join a motorway, so the onus is on the driver whose made a choice to drive according to the road they've chosen to be on.
I fully appreciate people in this country are far too f
king useless and selfish for this to ever happen.srebbe64 said:
...zipping past me in the outside lane. In the blur of the overtake I just caught sight of a "Baby on Board" sign obstructing it's rear window. Darwinism in action I'm thinking!
Baby ttted the mother over the head with it's toy, mother knocked unconscious and foot smacked flat down on the throttle?Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff