Speed radar
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rs500nutter
TK Veteran
Yes they work i have a snooper and never let me down with all fixed gps cameras and mobile laser aswell
rs500nutter
TK Veteran
Not a clue i aint used a jammer or know anyone that has
meanie
Newbie
you know how to someone off with comments like that heres my story 38 in a 30 dual carriageway recently changed boom! 35 on a 30 recently changed from a 40 boom! then today 25 in a 20 NOWHERE SHOULD BE 20 rant over!
so is that subscription based snooper?
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Learn to read road signs then. In the meantime, drive more slowly please - we have families out on those roads.
meanie
Newbie
fook off your input is not wanted it can happen to anyone as i am a essential worker delivering your illegal items!!!! as well as NHS equipment i give no shit your families they should not be on the roads does it look like i was speeding to excess that would kill someone NO!!!
Slow down and calm down. You're obviously a very angry man both at the keyboard and behind the wheel.
meanie
Newbie
I apologize for being rude but you must understand if i was going 40/50 in a 30 you would be correct in saying slow down delivery drivers are nearly always under pressure so when a smart arse says slow down it really gets to them now i was asking for advise on radar detecting equipment not how to do my job
Delivery drivers aren't above the law. If anything, given the amount of driving they do, it's more important that they drive safely ie within the speed limits.
Anyhow, I'll leave this thread and hope you get a driving ban soon - our roads have enough reckless drivers on them.
steptoe
VIP Member
ye,
nobody ever got killed by a car hitting them at 20mph,,,,,,,,,
nobody ever got killed by someone doing 35mph in a 30mph zone,,,,,,
the mind boggles at your logic
channelking
Member
As others have said just drive more carefully and abide by the speed limits. Law is the law.
As a fellow professional driver, you really should know that there are many reasons for speed limits, down to road conditions, schools/hospitals/old folks homes/churches/sports fields nearby, type of road, roadworks, etc, etc, etc.
You really do just need to pay more attention to the speed limits, and stay inside them.
Delivery drivers who speed to relieve pressure really are in the wrong profession, your licence is your permit to work, you need to safeguard it if you are to provide food, housing for yourself and family.
Would it be okay to drive a HGV (or any other delivery vehicle) with tyres that are just below the legal limit? No, it is a safety issue, just as speed is.
You really do just need to pay more attention to the speed limits, and stay inside them.
Delivery drivers who speed to relieve pressure really are in the wrong profession, your licence is your permit to work, you need to safeguard it if you are to provide food, housing for yourself and family.
Would it be okay to drive a HGV (or any other delivery vehicle) with tyres that are just below the legal limit? No, it is a safety issue, just as speed is.
36red
Member
If a driver was speeding and knocked down someone related to you I am sure you would be upset so just slow down and drive within the legal limits.
won't you get banned?
No because you get 3pts per offence.
But you'll not get any for the first one if you choose to go on a course instead.
10pts for a driving ban so 9pts not enough
But you'll not get any for the first one if you choose to go on a course instead.
10pts for a driving ban so 9pts not enough
georgedawes
Member
12 Points for a ban.
Speed awareness courses are not always given out, dependent on speed over limit.
pdw
Member
Thats right. I was offered a speed awareness course over 10 years ago. I was dreading it but it really was eye opening and interesting - it did the job as I have kept to the speed limits since.
woody6222
TK Veteran
You have had best advice and chose to ignore it.......Slow down and behave👍
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