HomeHave any of you that have been done for speeding ever thought to slow down a bit to save lives and shit?
Just a thought!
Just a thought!
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22 Re: speeding Sat Oct 31 2015, 22:32
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
Piss off kp. You'll be telling me I shouldn't drive after 10 pints and that I should make my children wear seat belts next. Bloody do gooders!karlypants wrote:Have any of you that have been done for speeding ever thought to slow down a bit to save lives and shit?
Just a thought!
23 Re: speeding Sat Oct 31 2015, 22:34
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Bwfc1958 wrote:Piss off kp. You'll be telling me I shouldn't drive after 10 pints and that I should make my children wear seat belts next. Bloody do gooders!karlypants wrote:Have any of you that have been done for speeding ever thought to slow down a bit to save lives and shit?
Just a thought!
24 Re: speeding Sat Oct 31 2015, 23:15
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karlypants wrote:Have any of you that have been done for speeding ever thought to slow down a bit to save lives and shit?
Just a thought!
I very very rarely speed and i hold my hands up. Im annoyed with myself. No one else
25 Re: speeding Sat Oct 31 2015, 23:29
BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
No. The faster I drive the faster I get there! On a serious note does anyone actually stick to the speed limit? Do you?You I'm karlypants wrote:Have any of you that have been done for speeding ever thought to slow down a bit to save lives and shit?
Just a thought!
26 Re: speeding Sat Oct 31 2015, 23:38
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
30mph just seems so damn slow. I very rarely stick to the actual speed limit if I'm being honest. I don't go tearing through residential areas at 70mph or anything but I do tend to drive a little over the limit where I think it's safe to do so.
27 Re: speeding Sun Nov 01 2015, 08:54
rammywhite
Frank Worthington
I got done on the Grane road (heading from Rammy to the M65) a couple of years ago- doing 47 in a 40 and was offered the course as I was under 10mph over the limit.
The course itself cost £60 and was a complete waste of time- run by two scousers who thought that they were a typical scouse double act.
But it saved the three points on the licence. But when I was renewing the insurance the company rang me up and asked me if I had accrued ay motoring offences during the year- including attendance at a drivers awareness course.
They said they took this as a speeding offence and bumped up the premium anyway. So be careful of who you insure with!!
The course itself cost £60 and was a complete waste of time- run by two scousers who thought that they were a typical scouse double act.
But it saved the three points on the licence. But when I was renewing the insurance the company rang me up and asked me if I had accrued ay motoring offences during the year- including attendance at a drivers awareness course.
They said they took this as a speeding offence and bumped up the premium anyway. So be careful of who you insure with!!
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