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Enterprise car hire - don't get a speeding fine
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random tit bit I picked up from my last speed awareness course. Spedometers must not under state their speed as very illegal to the point a car with summer tyres on will over state its speed by about 3 miles per hour. On the off chance you might fit winter tyres which are slightly wider and the spedo would then report a more accurate figure.Originally posted by d000hg View PostAre you saying you lost? That sounds well within the range of instrumentation errors or momentary lapse.Make Mercia Great Again!Comment
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Mine reads consistently 10% over (if you believe those roadside speedo things that smile when you're not speeding), whether I've got summer or winter tyres on. All eight tyres are 215/65 R16.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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I do look down at you lot bumbling along your one-dimentional roads at such lamentable speeds. Up here the speed limit is 250 knots = 287 mph below 10,000 feet. Much more respectable..Comment
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Originally posted by GJABS View PostI do look down at you lot bumbling along your one-dimentional roads at such lamentable speeds. Up here the speed limit is 250 knots = 287 mph below 10,000 feet. Much more respectable..
Very nice.
But we Timelords look down at you lot bumbling along in three dimensions at such lamentable speeds. Up here,the speed limit is hundred million years per hour. And that's only between the five centuries BCE and the 57th CE.
And we're probably looked down by these fellers.
We don't know for sure. They won't deign to talk to us beyond "squeak".Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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