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2026. 9. 2. 작업

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Got stuck behind someone in a Jazz. A 50 mph limit A426 road from Southam to Rugby if anyone knows it.Mrs was driving the Vitara so zero chance of an overtake thus had to dawdle along at between 40 and 45 for the entire 5 mile drive. Massive queue behind us As to be expected, as we finally trundled in to the 30 limit he just carried on at 40 odd mph.

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xx99xx said: Heaveho said: Tiglon said: Solocle said: Tiglon said: Speed awareness courses are a joke.One I went on told us all to look at our phones more while driving as google maps will show what the speed limit is. Yes, much better to go 60 while looking at your phone than 70 while paying attention.Another had a video of a car driving through a town and they asked you to identify hazards. They then sped it up as if driving at 40 instead of 30 into a section of road with about a hundred glaring hazards, and explained it was due to the speed that we didn't all name the least immediate hazard that they had chosen as the one that mattered. Yes, well done. Some useful info though - very few fatalities happen on motorways and dual carriageways, so it's fine to speed on those. Also speeding at 78 in a 70 isn't worthwhile as you'll only save a very small amount of time - I took that to mean I should be driving at 90 as a minimum.In terms of physics, the law of diminishing returns applies.Consider a 280 mile motorway journey.At 70 mph, that's 4 hours.At 78 mph, that's 3 hours 35 minutes - a saving of 25 minutes.At 86 mph, it's 3 hours 15 minutes. The additional 8 mph saves only 20 extra minutes.At 94 mph, 2 hours 58 minutes. Down to 17 extra.Meanwhile, fuel consumption skyrockets.If you're aiming to make progress, 75-77 is a good speed to avoid worrying about cameras too much.If you want to be economical, 55-60 is a super efficient range without taking forever.Incidentally, per mile, doing 38 in a 30 will save a lot more journey time. But generally far more hazardous.Exactly, 94mph gets you there a LOT quicker than 70. A whole hour saved.Plus, less time on the road means less opportunity for an accident, so it's safer too "Time is life. Speed saves it." Stolen from a well respected motoring journalist.Time means nothing to me. I enjoy driving I.e. being out on the road. Economy means everything which also means more time out on the road enjoying one's self. If I hav

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