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The latest highway code SHOULD have said wipers on lights on, instead of the Dutch grip nonsense (not holding the door securely to my mind).

Just about sums up the current regime.

Just found this...https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news/toy ... 9540be8266
Maybe some hope in driving a car as apposed to a glorified golf buggy in the future.

Not had an email yet!! Amen

A must have if ever there was one.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news/new ... gnout&pc=U

Managed to read through this article, increased my vocab. no end.

In the dark and in the wet, not 30 perhaps 25, can't really say depends on conditions and what/who (if I see them) are about. Yes, it could have been me, may have missed the kiddy. What I am getting at is really sometimes 40 is a safe speed (gasp) others 10 isn't. One thing I get associates to do if...

Not harsh at all, should drive to the conditions, dark and wet someone near a crossing, ok all be it green. Totally agree with verdict care and attention at all times at whatever speed. :soap: Of course I'm perfect at all times :roll: It is the same for 40mph limits on country roads that used to be ...

Nice to see you keeping well back, so the van can see you in it's mirrors. Far too many bikers come up too quick and close for the overtake, giving little chance for the van to be aware of their presence before they overtake. Given the acceleration available there should be no need to get so close o...

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news/ford-brings-hands-free-driving-tech-to-uk-roads-bluecruise-system-can-only-be-used-on-motorways-and-a-camera-monitors-the-driver-to-ensure-they-are-paying-attention-here-s-how-it-works/ar-AA19OlaD?ocid=mailsignout&pc=U591&cvid=40ba53dd23db4776808fe04b2c60c...