Super lorry too long for UK roads?
Discussion
A Lincoln-based haulage firm hopes a new "super-lorry" will cut costs and help save fuel.
Denby transport is thought to be the first company in the UK to use the 25m-long vehicle, which are banned on British roads but legal on the continent.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-...
What do you think, are they too long for UK roads?
Denby transport is thought to be the first company in the UK to use the 25m-long vehicle, which are banned on British roads but legal on the continent.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-...
What do you think, are they too long for UK roads?
Ray Luxury-Yacht said:
When I'm driving my modified Jeep that runs on 35 inch wheels, I am part of your domain, as it's uncomfortable and vibrate-y at much over 50mph. So it's slow lane for me, lorries overtaking, flashing you dudes back in, and lamp-flashing thanks back...makes me feel a little more professional and part of your world kinda thing!
You do that as well? I don't often travel at a speeds where I can flash a passing lorry thats it safe to pull in, but its one of those litle things that, like you say makes you a bit more connected with other road users.
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