Average Speed (1 Viewer)

irnbru

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Whats the average speed you sit at on the Mway?
I dropped my neighbour off at the airport last night and on the way home saw a MH fly past me.. I eventually caught up with it being nosey to see if it was a funster and noted it was travelling at 78pmh approx.
No funster sticker visible and I only actually caught up with it as it entered a filter lane and was stuck behind a car.
More money than sense to be driving at that speed I think!
 
Feb 16, 2013
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I occasionally travel at around that speed down to Dover, can't wait to get over the channel , and I have found, checking time after time it dosent make any difference to the mpg on numerous checks I have never varied out of 26 to 28, slow or fast
 

Bertie Bassett

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Whats the average speed you sit at on the Mway?
I dropped my neighbour off at the airport last night and on the way home saw a MH fly past me.. I eventually caught up with it being nosey to see if it was a funster and noted it was travelling at 78pmh approx.
No funster sticker visible and I only actually caught up with it as it entered a filter lane and was stuck behind a car.
More money than sense to be driving at that speed I think!

bru, I'd lay a pound to a pinch that wasn't the owner driving.... Possibly a delivery driver?
 

Bertie Bassett

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I set the cruise control for around 58-60 and tend to stick to that. Mum isn't quite there yet and seems to waste the fuel I save :)

Our new van still running in but our last PVC ran very well on the cruise, a lot better than my right foot and at about the same 60 odd mph. (y)
 

Puddleduck

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56 to 60 as a rule - keep up with the trucks on the motorway :)

Tend to avoid rush hour and either have an early start and stop for breakfast whilst we wait for the traffic to calm or have a late start. When it gets busy we pull in somewhere and have a rest.

The journey is part of the enjoyment so why stress yourself?
 
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56 to 60 as a rule - keep up with the trucks on the motorway :)

Tend to avoid rush hour and either have an early start and stop for breakfast whilst we wait for the traffic to calm or have a late start. When it gets busy we pull in somewhere and have a rest.

The journey is part of the enjoyment so why stress yourself?

Because , as I want to spend a maximum of time with my funsters friends, I leave as late as possible ... and work next morning, most of the time!
 
Mar 23, 2012
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65 to 70+ on motorways as we are going somewhere and want to get there quick a lot slower if meandering around France. We have only had one 2 week hol in 20+ yrs a week usually the rest of the time as work for ourselves will be different when we are time richer and cash poorer!!
 

Chris

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Whats the rush.......................... 60MPH all day long or in my case until I have done 200/250Kms max a day. I don't arrive stressed and enjoy the drive.

We usually have little time so we tend to rush to where we want to go.

When I have more time it will be a 55-60mph job.

I am driving the car down to Spain at the weekend and I will be in a hurry.
 

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