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It depends....

There are, however, a few examiners who are quite punctilious about the correct names for road signs. I'm sure if you explain about your injury before starting, that there'll be some leeway though. (e.g. "accompanied horses" not "horses and riders" etc ...) Yes, much more import...

akirk wrote: so to break the law safely to help a life be saved seems to be ethically logical...

Better still would be to have sensible laws in the first place

Strangely Brown wrote: Right... I'm off to Scotland. There is no car crime at all up there.

The major car crime up there is enforcement of NSL

Why would you? IME most of these boxes change more smoothly when you're on the power or brakes. Changing without either (which is what you'd be doing to avoid BGOL) tends to give the most lumpy changes.

Should have told him next time you'll signal and then just barge past without waiting for a safe opportunity. You've signalled, he should get out the way

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On the second one, I think the view was there long enough to be confident that you'd have seen anything you need to worry about coming out of the dip, going into it. The exception might be a push bike, but it wouldn't be moving that fast. First one - react to the hazard, not the sign/paint. Car in t...

JohnP wrote:Watchdog featured people's problems with the NOx fix on BBC1 last night.

Some people would claim a problem even if the dealer didn't actually change anything.

sussex2 wrote:The meaning of the highway code seems lost on a lot of drivers. I certainly never assume that others will follow it.

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