12 points!

slyracoon

SVM wrote: »

No repeaters generally means 30.

or National Speed Limit.

evs50

SVM wrote: »

This is the clue - there are only repeaters in 40, 50 and some NSL zones.

No repeaters generally means 30.

I take your point, but I had pulled out of a 60 and there was no indication of speed change. I passed the pub slowly as i said earlier and the small distance travelled after that, there wouldnt have been many if any repeaters i wouldnt have thought, had it been a 40, 50 etc.

FakeIrish

evs50 wrote: »

I take your point, but I had pulled out of a 60 and there was no indication of speed change.

Well, in that case there should have been a 30" sign. Some people are just unlucky. Hindsight's a wonderful thing though so despite what happens, may good driving fortune you in the future!

evs50

Oh and i am not debating whether there were other buildings. There wasn't, simple as that.

JimmyTheWig

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

If you weren't a knob...

No need for this!

FakeIrish

slyracoon wrote: »

or National Speed Limit.

I said "generally". The rest of the post that you didn't quote also said repeaters are in some NSL zones.

evs50

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

He didn't see any other buildings.

Then says there were no speed limit signs.

But the best of it is he thought his tyres weren't that bad only 0.6mm in it.:eek:

Where does he live in a model village.:rotfl:

To be honest I am beginning to doubt they were that bad although the second opinion was they were just under. It wasn't until i got home that i read the police measuring can be less than accurate. If I had known at the time, the second opinion i sort would have been more thorough.

Gene_Hunt_2

evs50 wrote: »

To be honest I am beginning to doubt they were that bad although the second opinion was they were just under. It wasn't until i got home that i read the police measuring can be less than accurate. If I had known at the time, the second opinion i sort would have been more thorough.

Well they must have been under else the garage would have told you.

JQ.

I think a worthwhile investment for the future would be a tread depth gauge which can be bought off EBay for a couple of quid. I have one and also a tyre pressure monitor permanently in my glovebox.

Gene_Hunt_2

JQ. wrote: »

I think a worthwhile investment for the future would be a tread depth gauge which can be bought off EBay for a couple of quid. I have one and also a tyre pressure monitor permanently in my glovebox.

Next to his comb and driving gloves.;)