... foods are imported. Only a suggestion of course - this is not something I would recomend any doing in reality - heaven forbid :-) One thing I forbid you to do is to drive past a number of Gatscos at over the speed limit. -- Tony the Dragon

...of the these into the cigarette lighter jack, and the GPS tracking unit will be unable to get its location. That is why the proposed satellite based speed limiter is also a waste of taxpayer money. Someone who wanted to speed could just simply turn on the GPS jammer, and the speed limiter would be unable to get its location and throttle your speed.

... ran in series only on DC because the Northern City Line section is limited to 30 MPH anyway. It doesn't affect the 508s and I thought the ...> Yes, I think this is the case. The Northern City trains are limited to 30 mph in the tunnels anyway. I don't think that there is any difference in the power available under DC or AC. If there was any DC speed limiters on the original units, they have certainly been removed from the NLL units.

... trial on the M42 east of Birmingham. There are plans for four other motorway stretches to allow motorists to use the hard shoulder and or to have variable speed limits at the busiest times. Changes would apply at the end of 2009 on the M42 between junctions 9 and 7, the M6 from junction 4 to 5 and the M40...

... been on trial on the M42 east of Birmingham. There are plans for four other motorway stretches to allow motorists to use the hard shoulder and or to have variable speed limits at the busiest times. Changes would apply at the end of 2009 on the M42 between junctions 9 and 7, the M6 from junction 4 to 5 and the M40 ...

...are all put to down to "speeding drivers" even though very few people...85%%ile is lower than the speed limit. During the campaigning phase for a speed camera well before the actual speed...if they didn't want cars speeding down the hill the solution was...that I've known to get speeding tickets were our office secretary ... accountant (35 in a 30 limit). Both live within 100 metres ... else that are doing the speeding". Just as the parking mayhem ...

...: BrianW <brianwhiteh...@hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: An effective safety measure you obviously disagree with is lower speed limits, particularly outside schools. How slowly do you think the bus would have had to be going to avoid that kid, Doug? Get in the queue. I'm...

... wrote: BrianW <brianwhiteh...@hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: An effective safety measure you obviously disagree with is lower speed limits, particularly outside schools. How slowly do you think the bus would have had to be going to avoid that kid, Doug? Get in the queue. ...

...wrote: BrianW <brianwhitehead@hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: An effective safety measure you obviously disagree with is lower speed limits, particularly outside schools. How slowly do you think the bus would have had to be going to avoid that kid, Doug? Get in the queue....

BrianW <brianwhitehead@hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: An effective safety measure you obviously disagree with is lower speed limits, particularly outside schools. How slowly do you think the bus would have had to be going to avoid that kid, Doug? Get in the queue. I'm still waiting for him to give a simple "Yes" or "No" to whether the kid did anything wrong.