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In my YouTube videos I suggest several times that despite these two explicit types the execution is often a mixture of the two. Just looked through your videos, found the 'damp but bright day, overtake after a bends' one posted a link in my thread on the other board. Along with what I'd posted prev...

Brill, thanks Mike!

I’m away from my most recent copy of Roadcraft, so bear with me. What are the following and close up gaps? 2 and 1 seconds, respectively? No rush :) This is from an old edition. If they're to scale - I really hope not - and 'following' is two seconds, I dread to think what the 'overtaking' position...

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'Hope'; that's an interesting one to use / quantify / warn about!

Prompted by the 'calculator' thread: Latest edition of Roadcraft I have is 2006. It shows the two diagrams of following and overtaking positions. Hopefully with the latter not to scale. Am I correct in thinking that there is now, in police training, reduced emphasis on this much closer position? Or ...

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Never going to happen. Yup. As effective as the recent poll demanding an election :roll: Everything is being aimed at LCD, lowest common denominator or least capable driver (delete as applicable). Not quite ... This can partly be attributed to the relentless campaign on “speed kills” because the co...

Someone on here told me about the rule of thirds that simplifies thinking about numbers. Distance to limit point divided by 3 I posted this on another forum: No, I think drivers and riders are often unable to accurately judge speed and distance. Instead, from successful experience, they learn what ...

Jonquirk wrote:A quick Google brought up these:

https://www.vcalc.com/wiki/time-to-overtake

https://www.vcalc.com/wiki/vCalc/Distance-to-Overtake

You may already have found them and had something else in mind.

Thanks!

I'd only googled with the constraints of the old forum