Gatso Speed cameras avoiding the fineHello . I recently received a Notice of intended prosecution about speeding (43 Mph exceeding 30 on restricted road) caught on a GATSO camera the time was 01:21 and no cars where in the road...
Skidding is a term for when a vehicle's line of travel begins to deviate from the line of travel the driver is asking of the car via the steering wheel etc. The tires begin to slip. A send driver generally will be able to "get out" of the skid, or, when driving very quickly, put the car into a slight controlled "skid" to go around a corner faster. For someone to lose control of their car and hit a pole, you have to be doing something incorrectly. Speed is generally only one factor. If the driver handled the situation differently, either correcting the course of the car, slowing down, etc then it wouldn't have happened.
Power in a car is only a number. A more powerful car typically is more responsive, and handles better in most situations. Since the car is more responsive, it is a much safer car to drive, and for an inexperienced driver, perhaps a better choice. Of course, an unsend driver who pushes the car beyond it's limits will be going at a much higher rate of speed than he would if he pushed a lesser car too far - but that doesn't necessarily mean he would be better off.
The CAR is not the problem here. The problem was the driver lost control, probably from doing an irresponsible manoever.
