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a speed limit of 60 mph will come into force.Well that's what the government should announce.That way none of us will be doing 0 mph stuck in a jam resulting of the usual no response fom the government.Doesn't take a lot of thinking up does it?.
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A compelling argument pipey.
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idiots will always be idiots
it is a proper peasouper here in Suffolk but idiots till driving around with no headlights on sadly these cants usually end up killing or injuring other people instead of themselves |
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Not really the topic but i never knew they existed and bet most other people don't either, fogbows.
Mrs was out for a walk and someone pointed it out to her. Tbf usually warnings are on motorways with a reduced speed limit,fog or not idiots are everywhere on the road,mostly in a hurry. |
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I don't think I'd drive at any speed in those conditions. BigH, I lived in The Fens for many years and I've never seen such thick fog in my life. On more than 2 occasions I just had to try and find somewhere safe to park up and just slept in the car til the morning.
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1 March 2008 : Around 6.39 am UAE time a series of vehicle crashes occurred, involving cars, SUVs, buses and trucks, because of heavy fog on the Abu Dhabi-Dubai highway near Ghantoot, Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, leading to the worst ever crash and multi-vehicle pileup in the country’s history. According to Dubai-based Gulf News and Reuters, the incident killed 3 people and injured 277, involving 60 vehicles from which 25 caught fire according to Abu Dhabi Police.
I changed our driving policy based on that incident. |