Adrian says... Yep. How do the learn to "drive", as in reality and not what you're taught for test, if they don't get out on the road?
Joys of having a vastly superior view of the road ahead, not worrying about your speed and not driving in a "Must get there quicker and dive into every available gap" stylee.
Oh and the 25% figure is bollox. HGV drivers tend not to use maps because they don't need to unless its somewhere they've never been before and even then only when they get to the town. CBs are rarely used anymore. I doubt there's more truckers using mobiles than car drivers and only the odd one or two you'll see leaning forward like that but even then they're in control as a steering wheel in a truck is alot bighger than that on a car and surprise surprise..you can rest your elbows on it and still have both hands holding the top.
The wrong speed messageOn Tue, 26 Apr 2005 11:49:35 +0100, "Graculus" Haven't checked the letter of the law, but the HC says... 231: Amber flashing lights. These warn of a hazard ahead. The...
That's OK, I see cars doing that regularly on the M1-M6 in the middle of the night. How many cars still have foglights on a day after the last fog was around?
Van man..you were surprised?
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