My wife likes them. But she loves her car too much. She has an MG TF in flip purple. She got it because she liked the colour.The wife drives one of these:
Anything above 30 feels like light speed,
Is your wife Columbo?The wife drives one of these:
Anything above 30 feels like light speed,
Is your wife Columbo?
really like them myself..very understatedPhaeton. I do like my Audis. Had many over the years. But they are common now. I like something a little bit different. And I'm not a badge snob.
There are only about 100 W12's in the UK. And most are up in the milage. But when someone pays nearly 60k for a VW they normally look after it :smuggrin:
Which is the reason I want one. The W12 is more or less a Bentley in disguise. It never gets noticed because it is a VW. And I am a high milage driver so need the comfort. And something to put a smile on my face for the journey home after yet another shite defeat.really like them myself..very understated
Okay, I'm black, a woman and 92 years old.
I'd apply to the BBC they're crying out for you provided you're gay as well of course.
Has to be the exception rather than the rule as BBC so left wing bias almost all of the time.
I used think that but would wager C4 is a more enquiring genuine inquisitor of the state.Has to be the exception rather than the rule as BBC so left wing bias almost all of the time.
Has to be the exception rather than the rule as BBC so left wing bias almost all of the time.
You aren't supposed to base your driving speed on the speed limit other than never exceeding the limit. It's not a recommended speed!Just gauging how people drive.
So, what speed to you drive at in the following speed limits
20 mph zone ?
30 mph?
40 mph?
50 mph?
60 mph?
70 mph?
Might sound odd, but I drive differently and adhere to the speeds differently based on the zone.
In a 20 mph zone I will only drive at 20. I just assume it is for a very genuine safety reason (school, elderly residents, hospital, retail park car park etc.)
I wouldn't speed in that circumstance at all.
In a 30 zone I will drive up to about 35 dependant on the road. Usually between 30-33.
Find that hardly anyone drives at exactly 30 anyway.
In a 40 zone I will not exceed 40. Why I treat it differently to 40 I am not quite sure, but maybe think it may be because I am more likely to get done for speeding.
I am exactly the same at 50 and 60 limits and stick to them pretty rigidly, but on a motorway I will go up to about 76. Find on the motorway it is impossible to just stick to 70 with having to overtake and change lanes etc.
I am the norm? Too cautious?
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I got stopped by a cop, he said I was doing over 30 miles an hour. I said how come, I've only been driving 10 minutes
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Just gauging how people drive.
So, what speed to you drive at in the following speed limits
20 mph zone ?
30 mph?
40 mph?
50 mph?
60 mph?
70 mph?
Might sound odd, but I drive differently and adhere to the speeds differently based on the zone.
In a 20 mph zone I will only drive at 20. I just assume it is for a very genuine safety reason (school, elderly residents, hospital, retail park car park etc.)
I wouldn't speed in that circumstance at all.
In a 30 zone I will drive up to about 35 dependant on the road. Usually between 30-33.
Find that hardly anyone drives at exactly 30 anyway.
In a 40 zone I will not exceed 40. Why I treat it differently to 40 I am not quite sure, but maybe think it may be because I am more likely to get done for speeding.
I am exactly the same at 50 and 60 limits and stick to them pretty rigidly, but on a motorway I will go up to about 76. Find on the motorway it is impossible to just stick to 70 with having to overtake and change lanes etc.
I am the norm? Too cautious?
Do find so many people breaking the speed limits these days, especially in 40 or 50 zones, where people will happily go 70.
Just wonder if people go 10% over anyway with the supposed 'allowance' (not always adhered to by police).
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