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Less 16-04-2015 20:13

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Originally Posted by Shurm (Post 1138986)
Thorneyholme Road is probably the best surfaced road in Accy and wide as well and people still do 50+ mph even though its now a 20 !!!

Do they? Really? I'm sure there are some that abuse the 20 limit but by that much? As for it being the best surface, is it still a cobbled street? I suspect that if we took away the tarmac and went back to the underlying cobbles nature would restrict speeding and no need for car ruining speed humps built everywhere.

accyman 16-04-2015 22:26

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speed bumps are so huge around here they get their own potholes in the middle of them

if theres a speed bump in a 30mph zone you should be able to drive over that speed bump at 30mph without wrecking your wheel or suspension , not have to hire a Sherpa to guide you over it

Gordon Booth 27-04-2015 18:46

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1138953)
Wrong Gordon i was done fer doing 34 in a 30 approx 3/4 yrs back had to go to Bury for one of those speed courses or whatever they call em, was done on that road oer tops from Helmshore to Tottington. Maybe it depends on the area yer in?:confused: was my first offence also.

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1138954)
ahh theres your problem cashy

you were in helmshore where anything over 30mph is deemed as witchcraft.Your lucky you didn't get the duckingstool :D

Just seen an article on Autocar online about speed cameras.
It says the guidance from the Association of Chief Police Officers is to prosecute if the driver is exceeding the limit by 10%+2 mph.
Mind you that's only guidance! I suppose each force sets it's own levels depending how much money it's supposed to raise.:D

Barrie Yates 27-04-2015 22:00

Re: Electric Car Charger
 
Has anyone seen the Car Charger being used yet?

Gremlin 28-04-2015 06:52

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I saw the charging bay being used yesterday. Not with an electric car though.

Gremlin 28-04-2015 07:02

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth (Post 1139734)
Just seen an article on Autocar online about speed cameras.
It says the guidance from the Association of Chief Police Officers is to prosecute if the driver is exceeding the limit by 10%+2 mph.
Mind you that's only guidance! I suppose each force sets it's own levels depending how much money it's supposed to raise.:D

It says 10% + 3mph on the paper work I received last week.
I was doing 48 in a 40mph zone. The paper also says you are allowed to attend a speed awareness course if you had not exceeded 52mph in a 40 zone, after that it was a court appearance.
That in Lancashire.

Boeing Guy 28-04-2015 07:12

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1139769)
It says 10% + 3mph on the paper work I received last week.
I was doing 48 in a 40mph zone. The paper also says you are allowed to attend a speed awareness course if you had not exceeded 52mph in a 40 zone, after that it was a court appearance.
That in Lancashire.

What happens at a speed awareness course?
Do you have to accept you were speeding and now you're aware of it?
If so job done.:alright:

Gremlin 28-04-2015 08:12

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I don't know Si,
First offence (I've been caught for) in 57 years.
It costs £95 but saves getting points on the licence or the £100 fine.
I haven't nothing else on that day so it's trip out.
I wouldn't go if I had to loose a day's pay.
Always remember the last bit of the dual carraigway at the Nelson end of the Padiham by pass is 40moh and you won't get done.
I'll probably have to write that 100 times and stand on the naught step.
Where are you nowadays, I keep looking for your car so I can come in for a brew and another few lessons.

Boeing Guy 28-04-2015 09:24

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If you say sorry I am sure you will be fine. £95 ouch. Last time I got caught it was £60 fine plus points.

We are in most days, sadly my old car had to go and the old estate is due to go in a few weeks. Your always welcome to drop in mate. Just in case I will pm you my mobile number

Gordon Booth 28-04-2015 18:16

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1139772)
It costs £95 but saves getting points on the licence or the £100 fine.
I haven't nothing else on that day so it's trip out.

I'll probably have to write that 100 times and stand on the naught step.

Check with cashman, I'm sure he went on one and said it was OK.
You'll save a heck of a lot more than £95 on your insurance over 5 years as you're not done for speeding therefore no need to tell the insurance companies.
Wish I'd been able to go, cost me a bomb.

Gremlin 28-04-2015 20:23

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I wonder how long it will be before the Big Issue seller starts to plug an electric fire into the car charge point.
Or some bod tries to charge a mobile phone.
It's bound to happen.

lindsay ormerod 28-04-2015 20:42

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 1139759)
Has anyone seen the Car Charger being used yet?

Yup , twice in last 3 days.

Barrie Yates 28-04-2015 21:41

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 1139827)
Yup , twice in last 3 days.

Looks as though it is going to be as cost efficient as the "Click & Collect":rolleyes:


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