Advanced Driving Hub

There are 2 possible reasons for this (yet to be confirmed): ⋅ voice quality is measurably worse (even on posh phones) making the brain work harder ⋅ passengers tend to naturally pause the conversation if the driver is faced with a tricky situation The second conjecture is rarel...

So his driving totally unaware of what was in front of him, concentrating instead on his 'phone conversation was a standard of driving below what would be expected of a competent and careful driver ... I'm wondering if 'careless' because using a hands-free isn't illegal but he wasn't taking enough ...

TheInsanity1234 wrote:My sleeping pattern is awful lately

Might this be caused, in part, by the volume of coffee? Normally I don't have coffee after midday, drinking to water instead.

The news item I watched said the second lorry driver pleaded guilty to eight counts of careless driving, (the linked article says all eight counts were causing death by careless). If it had been during daytime perhaps the minibus driver would have spotted the obstruction earlier and been able to ove...

It's a weird title, isn't it?

As per the correction in the referenced link ... which seems much more likely to me since there are clear edges in each of the colours. Although I wonder if the correction is slightly wrong in the detail since it appears to be 4 images rather than 3.

Appears to be a noun / verb issue, but English variants don't appear to be consistent, especially wrt the -ing form.

Interesting camera - appears to record one colour at a time.

Mr Cholmondeley-Warner wrote:how are they different from 70mph dual carriageways?

Safer, surely. Grade-separated junctions.

... if I'm coming the other way. Or alongside, for a multi-lane carriageway. I hope it doesn't count me on my motorcycle as expendable, compared to hitting the car in front ... Being serious for a moment, the algorithm will be ⋅ which action will cause least value property damage? ⋅&...