This chap makes driving on the M8 sound like it's some sort of Mad Max
theme park:
http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/transport-environment/m8-one-of-the-scariest-
roads-in-the-country-1.986800
Any time I've been on the bloody thing you're lucky to get above

I bet our villains are glad our boys in blue are not as robust as the South
African  lot!
                   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sze6Fc02vYY

I've always been wary of the shuttle, but today I
took the car over to France and was pleasantly
surprised. The journey was very quick and no hassle.
Might even do it again sometime.

Driving down narrow road, 90 degree turn onto wider road - blind bend
due to trees.
I was down to 25 mph as reached the apex.
At about this same speed came the cab of sodding huge arctic. He was

About anything at all that is, including driving.

The dreadful Harperson is indeed to be prosecuted for driving without due
care whilst using a mobile 'phone.
Perhaps she'll tell the magistrates: "You know who I am and where to contact
me..."

I assume that if I were to obtain a 40mph speed limit sign and erect
it in a 30mph road, it wouldn't be legally binding. I also assume that
if a proper council worker were to do the same but acting alone and
without authority, it wouldn't be legally binding either. So what

The UK team aiming to smash its own land speed record has settled on a
final design for the vehicle.
The team will aim to drive the car, known as the Bloodhound, beyond
1,000mph (1,610km/h).

Been watching some old reruns on Dave, and Lemsip himself is on it. What a
horrible little c.nt he is. I'm surprised they had him on so often (five
times according to Wikipedia).

If a learner driver took a driving test today and
was *faultless* on everything else, but used their
gears to slow down, would they fail the test?
Bod

Just where the M62 east bound splits into five separate lanes to go
west (M62), north(M1), or south(M1) I was in L1 to go north.
In L2 to go south and well ahead of me was a little Alpha. Five times
he swapped from L1 to L2 and back again with no indications, settling

Wow! what a lot of motor can be had for a fairly
modest amount of dosh. I'm almost tempted.
Ok, it's a massive engine, but if a buyer didn't
travel too many miles per year, what a lovely

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1229857/How-16-ships-create-pollu
tion-cars-world.html
"As ships get bigger, the pollution is getting worse. The most staggering
statistic of all is that just 16 of the world's largest ships can produce as
much lung-clogging sulphur ...

A luxury sports car maker based in the Netherlands has announced it is
moving an assembly plant to Coventry.
Spyker Cars makes up to 50 luxury cars a year, mainly for the US
market, with prices starting from about £180,000.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20091119/tuk-speedy-baby-girl-is-named-after-car-632
3e80.html
It's one thing calling a baby Enzo (Ferrari),  Bruce (McLaren)  or
similar, but for f.cks sake.
Mike P