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Ha! I've thought about something like that so many times before
Link it to the phone via Bluetooth, custom app, preset messages...
“This road is X MPH”
“Driving too slow is obstruction!”
“You should retake your test”
“Muppet”
Ha! I've thought about something like that so many times before
I've thought the same but not sure id be able to resist the urge to put some other 4 letter words in there lol.Link it to the phone via Bluetooth, custom app, preset messages...
“This road is X MPH”
“Driving too slow is obstruction!”
“You should retake your test”
“Muppet”
No 1 for me would be keep left unless overtakingLink it to the phone via Bluetooth, custom app, preset messages...
“This road is X MPH”
“Driving too slow is obstruction!”
“You should retake your test”
“Muppet”
No 1 for me would be keep left unless overtaking
Get in the ******* left lane you ******* clownsOn on the motorway "Stop hogging the middle lane!"
To be fair the only comparison I have is driving in India, so the UK is fantastic for meNo no no! Leave them in the middle lane! Once you get used to driving inverted you can simply pass them all on the left.
The UK's driving standards are horrific, absolute trash. People, in general, are retards.
Yep, not "making progress" I think it's calledGloucestershire is a good place to see this craziness. Cirencester has several roundabouts and the amount of times I've seen people in the left lane turn right i.e. go the whole way around the roundabout is absolutely astonishing. And 9/10 times they're not even indicating!
And, as mentioned by many, the 40 in a 60 scourge is alive and well around here! Whilst it is a maximum speed, you'd fail your driving test driving at that percent slower than the limit (a mate of mine failed as he was constantly doing 20 in a 30, mind this was years ago and well before all these 20 zones were introduced).
I believe it too.Firstly, I genuinely think that most drivers don’t know what the NSL sign actually is
I believe it too.
And after 2 years of driving, I was driving down a road, very close to home (still living with parents, and my mum would have driven on this road loads of times) with my mum in the car. She told me "to slow down it's a 40 here". There was a 40 sign and then a NSL sign. I said no it's national speed limit, you know the big white circle with a black diagonal line through it. She didn't know what that sign meant and she's been on the road for 30 years. Absolutely mind boggling. And that's my mother.
Edit:
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money...sts-don-t-know-national-speed-limit-sign.html
There you go 31% of motorists don't know what the NSL sign means. Absolutely mental.
Would be a bit of a mess though with numbers because of the different rules for vans etc.It really is mental, but not the least bit surprising. It really would be easier to get rid of the NSL and put numbers up. No excuses that way, but I do wonder if it would actually alter the driving habits of these people who, in all likelihood, have been driving like that, on that road, for years and years. These same people are usually the types who will flash you (because you've dared overtaken them doing 40 in a 60) but will continue doing that 40 through a town/village with no care in the world where it is usually very clear it is a 30. The mind boggles, but I genuinely think they just have no clue.
It really is mental, but not the least bit surprising. It really would be easier to get rid of the NSL and put numbers up. No excuses that way, but I do wonder if it would actually alter the driving habits of these people who, in all likelihood, have been driving like that, on that road, for years and years. These same people are usually the types who will flash you (because you've dared overtaken them doing 40 in a 60) but will continue doing that 40 through a town/village with no care in the world where it is usually very clear it is a 30. The mind boggles, but I genuinely think they just have no clue.
What cyclist *crunch*. I don't get cyclists that choose ttogo on the road where there is a proper path for them right next to it. Should be outlawed Imo.My observation today.. A46 dual carriageway near Warwick, rush hour, pretty busy and fast moving traffic.. And a guy on a mountain bike chooses that route to cycle down, which imo is dangerous at best, especially with no high vis clothing, no lights and no helmet..
NSL means the road is unclassified