Originally posted by Grasser73
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So anyone been caught speeding on new fines system? (well since last April)
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostBikers avoid speeding fines by getting splattered by drivers distracted with all the in car entertainment and phone addiction.
At least the 'sorry I didn't see you' excuse will die out quicker than the bikers once all the cars are automated.
Though I predict all the motorways and major A roads will be reserved for driverless vehicles first, and all the classic manual driven cars will be restricted to B roads and minor routes, until the tech makes it safe to mix both on the high speed routes. So bikers will have to put up with all the carelessDutch LHD motorhome driverson their favourite roads for a good while yet.Comment
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Originally posted by HobosapienThough I predict all the motorways and major A roads will be reserved for driverless vehicles first, ..
But I can't see any automated driving on A roads for at least 20 or 30 years yet, or even exclusively on motorways, although obviously it will all happen sooner or later.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostHow about sticking to the speed limit? No need to worry about fines then.
Either you will be stuck behind a lorry doing 60mph or people will be cutting you from left and right.
Speed limit should be increased to 80mph because that's the speed people drive on anywaysComment
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostSpeed limit should be increased to 80mph because that's the speed people drive on anyways
I've sauntered past battenburgs while I've been doing somewhere between 70 and 80 on many occasions, usually when they're crawling along at 60 something seeing who dare overtake them. You get all sorts of muppets too scared to overtake even at a speed below the legal limit. Maybe they're all dodgy twats without MOT, insurance, or with outstanding arrest warrants so worried about ANPR flagging them. If I was a rozzer I'd have a camera in the back window too.Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostMaybe it already is unofficially. Anyone been pulled by the fuzz when doing an indicated 80 (so likely somewhere in the 70s really) and not for driving like a prick?
I've sauntered past battenburgs while I've been doing somewhere between 70 and 80 on many occasions, usually when they're crawling along at 60 something seeing who dare overtake them. You get all sorts of muppets too scared to overtake even at a speed below the legal limit. Maybe they're all dodgy twats without MOT, insurance, or with outstanding arrest warrants so worried about ANPR flagging them. If I was a rozzer I'd have a camera in the back window too.Comment
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Originally posted by MrButton View PostInterested to know whether dividend payments are taken into account?
It’s not clear what you would put down as surely it could vary a lot year to year.Comment
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NIP arrived :-(
Bloody 35 which, apparently, is the minumum you can get done for.
Looks like its the course for me....Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostNIP arrived :-(
Bloody 35 which, apparently, is the minumum you can get done for.
....'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostNot so sure that's right.See You Next TuesdayComment
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