Saw a sign in the backwindow of a people carrier
"9 points now you know why"
Hmmmm...seems the penny has finally dropped.
Dave

Given the recent announcement in the drop in deaths on the roads it is
obvious it is attributable to many factors, one of which is the safety of
the vehicles people are travelling in.
My question is that, given that cars are now much safer than they were (say)

Light at the end of the tunnel:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4636913.stm
THis makes me laugh though:
Road safety charity Brake welcomed the Department for Transport

After recent discussions Ive been trying to stop overlapping braking and gear changing.  Its taking me a while to get the idea into my head but im getting there,  I seem to have got the new habbit whilst approaching for example roundabouts.
Now my problem seems to be when ...

is there a law agains driving too slowly ?
i frequently get held up on a B road (60mph) with no scope along the way for
overtaking safely
by cars averaging 30-40 mph, this inevitably causes long queues.

Just been able to get a tom tom 700 and have tried the Sony Ericsson 750i
with it and the devices "pair" but cannot seem to get any sound from either
the Tom Tom or the phone when I try.
Anyone else had the same?

Article about new AA road atlas which shows speed camera locations.
THREE MILLION DRIVERS PER YEAR BEING CAUGHT.
THat's right. 3 million times per year, incompetent fuckwits have
completely missed a big yellow reflective box on the side of the road

Just wondered how often other car drivers are overtaken by a car on a
single carriageway road outside of 30/40 (car) limits.
Daytona

Small patch of low gravity caused yet another wagon to flip over on the
M60. Can't be any other reason, with such professional drivers.