Boris7
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- Jan 27, 2020
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I won't be a surprise from my avatar that I'm not a slow driver when in a car.
I tend to always be a "bit" over the speed limit on the open road, on motorways I tend to think that 70 means more like 80
A quite twisty A road in open country tends to make me think of a race track, but know the limits, speeding is speeding but know when its going to far.
30 in a village or town means 30, 40 means 40 except past Althrorp which was 60 till Diana died and then the limit dropped to 40 because of the tourist, but years after the tourist left they never changed it back.
But today I took swmb for a drive to relieve her stress of being home for months.
Not being on the open road for ages, it seems i've missed the memo that said Do What the hell you like.
Driving on a single carriage way I felt I was holding people up at 65.
In a village while doing about 30 with the obvious 30 mph limit I was overtaken by an HGV
On an open single carriageway in open countryside I was pushing the law at about 65, more than one car past me as if I was standing still, one was clearly in excess of 100 mph.
At one point I had a ford pick up almost pushing me through villages, once out of the built up areas I gentle pushed the accelerator and easily pull away from him , then settled down about 65, only to have hime catch up after a time and again push me on the straights, I'd loose him in the twisty bits and again slow down in villages only to have him on my back again.
On a particular road we saw a group of motorbikes giving it large, which I'm a fan of but christ theres a point where your going too far
I'm not a slow driver by any means, but have things really changed so much since I've been locked down?
I tend to always be a "bit" over the speed limit on the open road, on motorways I tend to think that 70 means more like 80
A quite twisty A road in open country tends to make me think of a race track, but know the limits, speeding is speeding but know when its going to far.
30 in a village or town means 30, 40 means 40 except past Althrorp which was 60 till Diana died and then the limit dropped to 40 because of the tourist, but years after the tourist left they never changed it back.
But today I took swmb for a drive to relieve her stress of being home for months.
Not being on the open road for ages, it seems i've missed the memo that said Do What the hell you like.
Driving on a single carriage way I felt I was holding people up at 65.
In a village while doing about 30 with the obvious 30 mph limit I was overtaken by an HGV
On an open single carriageway in open countryside I was pushing the law at about 65, more than one car past me as if I was standing still, one was clearly in excess of 100 mph.
At one point I had a ford pick up almost pushing me through villages, once out of the built up areas I gentle pushed the accelerator and easily pull away from him , then settled down about 65, only to have hime catch up after a time and again push me on the straights, I'd loose him in the twisty bits and again slow down in villages only to have him on my back again.
On a particular road we saw a group of motorbikes giving it large, which I'm a fan of but christ theres a point where your going too far
I'm not a slow driver by any means, but have things really changed so much since I've been locked down?