why are people still driving too fast?

Inactive

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

I think NEH needs some driving lessons and the should include how to overtake.;)

Methinks you could be right.

Inactive

NEH wrote: »

Drive the A9 between Perth and Inverness and come back to me....Yes if you're lucky you might get past at one of the few overtaking opportunities but that's also if you've been lucky enough not to be at the end of the tailback....

Again Lilacpixie backed me up but it seems you have a vested interest in my driving....Strange weird fixation you have...

Might that be because you seem to talk through your rear passage.

It is down to credibility.


2 hours .. get real.:rotfl::rotfl:

lovethymini

Geordie_bear wrote: »

oh and how am I a danger, I'm only a danger to those who are driving too fast in the first place

It's not driving fast that is dangerous, it's driving stupidly. Otherwise all the racing drivers would be dead and motorsport would be stopped.

The number of slow drivers I see going wherever the mood takes them without once checking over their shoulder or their mirrors infuriates me. That's dangerous driving.

NEH

Inactive wrote: »

Might that be because you seem to talk through your rear passage.

It is down to credibility.


2 hours .. get real.:rotfl::rotfl:

As i said you can't comment or judge until you've done the road yourself.....

From the sounds of it i don't think you've set foot in Scotland, sounds to me like your one of those that thinks Scotland ends at Edinburgh...;)

and also on that stretch you try taking the train because we still have a single track unelectrfied line, infrastrcture is something we have to be without up here

hubert_cumberdale

i beleive the rover 500 was the best model they ever made

or does he mean this
http://manchester.gumtree.com/manchester/27/69713127.html

i know what i would rather drive

Inactive wrote: »

What is a Rover 500?

Gene_Hunt_2

Inactive wrote: »

Might that be because you seem to talk through your rear passage.

It is down to credibility.


2 hours .. get real.:rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Spat me tea out when I read that.

mikey72

NEH wrote: »

As i said you can't comment or judge until you've done the road yourself.....

From the sounds of it i don't think you've set foot in Scotland, sounds to me like your one of those that thinks Scotland ends at Edinburgh...;)

and also on that stretch you try taking the train because we still have a single track unelectrfied line, infrastrcture is something we have to be without up here

Last time I drove in scotland, I nearly ran over a haggis being chased by some bloke painted blue.

NEH

mikey72 wrote: »

Last time I drove in scotland, I nearly ran over a haggis being chased by some bloke painted blue.

Oh we're starting the stereotypical Scottish jokes now, tell you toilet's in the garden and i've just lit the candles....:rotfl:

Anyway back on track so to speak....

Gene_Hunt_2

NEH wrote: »

As i said you can't comment or judge until you've done the road yourself.....

From the sounds of it i don't think you've set foot in Scotland, sounds to me like your one of those that thinks Scotland ends at Edinburgh...;)

and also on that stretch you try taking the train because we still have a single track unelectrfied line, infrastrcture is something we have to be without up here

You've never had a football team either, life is so hard.:cool:

Geordie_bear

lovethymini wrote: »

It's not driving fast that is dangerous, it's driving stupidly. Otherwise all the racing drivers would be dead and motorsport would be stopped.

The number of slow drivers I see going wherever the mood takes them without once checking over their shoulder or their mirrors infuriates me. That's dangerous driving.

there's plenty of fast drivers who do the same if not more, the amount of idiots in the fast lane not realising there's an emergency vehicle behind with it's blues & twos on is incredible! Face facts speed kills!