I broke my own rule & drove the MH a long distance in the dark....

[MR. FUSION]

I don't normally drive long distances in the dark, one of the reasons being its safer in the light........my dashcam confirmed the smell of burning brakes & rubber on the M6 resulted in a loose tyre flashing past me in the half light, just avoiding a nasty incident by a few inches......

 

[rosalan]

Sadly the images will not play for me.

 

[Jim]

I much prefer to drive long distances at night.

 

[bobnick]

Don't mind motorways and toll roads in Euroland at night. if i want to get down the road a good bit.

 

[Gerby]

Hey rosalan I think it is just a still image (.jpg)

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[Googlebot]

I much prefer to drive long distances at night.

I work nights 50% of the time, the roadworks on the Motorway network drive me nuts! Sometimes you actually don’t save any time. The other week a one lane contra flow was set up on the aberration that is the M6 by Stafford and somehow, some drivers got stuck behind breakdowns for over 5 hours. Some drivers even pulled their curtains and went to bed!

Night time is so much quieter, but try to avoid the roadworks.

 

[jollyrodger]

Much prefer distance driving at night (a throwback from night trunk days) less idiots on the road ,yes roadworks but always have a plan B,C....

 

[SpeedyDux]

One night on the M4, half a commercial tyre carcass appeared suddenly in the carriageway. it was like driving over a speedbump at 70 mph. Eeeek!