...: Petert <peter.thomas8899@googlemail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: Far be it for me to interfere on a post that is addressed to Duhng, but I'm not sure that you're correct that a car may not be driven if it does not have a current/valid VED. It can be - in certain very limited circumstances. They being? To or from a pre-booked MOT, on tradeplates, and (I _think_) to a ...

... up and most black women are with kids and depend on public assistants. If you would look closely at black communities, you will see that most of men are selling drugs, while women are raising their kids. Their cars, for example, will have dents, beatten up. Streets are littered with trashes. In addition, they make their life time homes on public housings, while others, especially the new comers to this country, use them as temporary ...

... me to interfere on a post that is addressed to Duhng, but I'm not sure that you're correct that a car may not be driven if it does not have a current/valid VED. It can be - in certain very limited circumstances....AIUI, the driver/owner of the vehicle may be prosecuted (by the DVLA, not the police) for the offence, but the car may not be siezed at it would be if it was uninsured Oh, yes, it can... On what grounds?...

...it for me to interfere on a post that is addressed to Duhng, but I'm not sure that you're correct that a car may not be driven if it does not have a current/valid VED. It can be - in certain very limited ... AIUI, the driver/owner of the vehicle may be prosecuted (by the DVLA, not the police) for the offence, but the car may not be siezed at it would be if it was uninsured Oh, yes, it can... On what grounds? -- ...

... Far be it for me to interfere on a post that is addressed to Duhng, but I'm not sure that you're correct that a car may not be driven if it does not have a current/valid VED. It can be - in certain very limited circumstances. AIUI, the driver/owner of the vehicle may be prosecuted (by the DVLA, not the police) for the offence, but the car may not be siezed at it would be if it was uninsured Oh, yes, it can...

..., and one is missing a cd drive cover), when I bought them for a project I was told they powered up and passed diagnostics ok, all I have done is to power them, I haven't done anything else with them since my car accident, so kind of unlikely to now! No hard drives, but I have a few caddies from some other machines floating around, and will include one per machine, but they dont look like they fit all that well, but I imagine that these ...

...co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic warden is ticketing the car appropriately (parked on the pavement, I am assuming it isn't allowed in that location). Later, a quote says, "wardens targeting motorists unfairly and this time one got his comeuppance." But again, no evidence produced to ...

... a flat road Good point. Let's look at the error. On a 1:3 hill (probably the steepest to be encountered), the angle will be arctan(1/3) = 18 degrees. For a hypotenuse of 1 unit (the true distance that the car travels), the horizontal distance that the GPS senses will be cos(18 degrees) = 0.95 So the GPS will read 95%% of the true speed and the error will be (1-0.95)/1 = 5%%. I suppose a really clever GPS could ...

... a flat road Good point. Let's look at the error. On a 1:3 hill (probably the steepest to be encountered), the angle will be arctan(1/3) = 18 degrees. For a hypotenuse of 1 unit (the true distance that the car travels), the horizontal distance that the GPS senses will be cos(18 degrees) = 0.95 So the GPS will read 95%% of the true speed and the error will be (1-0.95)/1 = 5%%. I suppose a really clever GPS could calculate the ...

...telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic warden is ticketing the car appropriately (parked on the pavement, I am assuming it isn't allowed in that location). Later, a quote says, "wardens targeting motorists unfairly and this time one got his comeuppance." But again, no evidence produced to...