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Old 18-01-11, 03:17 PM   #31
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I boot it up the outside lane at 85+ because my commute is 380miles, I've been up since 04:30 and I want to be home before 20:00.

and yes work do pay for my fuel lol

Some of the comments on here from the poorly informed are amusing though.
can u tell we drive bmw's? lol
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Old 18-01-11, 03:26 PM   #32
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I drive slower now than I used to, not to save petrol but because if I want have fun I'll take the bike instead.
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Old 18-01-11, 03:59 PM   #33
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I boot it up the outside lane at 85+ because my commute is 380miles, I've been up since 04:30 and I want to be home before 20:00.

and yes work do pay for my fuel lol

Some of the comments on here from the poorly informed are amusing though.
380 miles? 190 each way? Seriously?
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Old 18-01-11, 04:51 PM   #34
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This also got me to wondering if I am running the risk of being prosectuted for undertaking when the inside lane I am in, is clear in front of me for the best part of a half mile or more. I'm not speeding and the lane in front is clear.
no you clear as long as you dont make a deliberate manover to get past a car/cars infont of you by entering the inside lane to move back across the carrageway once passed, tbh undertaking when done illegally is really easy to see, compared to someone who's "just got lucky" with the traffic congestion
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Old 18-01-11, 05:07 PM   #35
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380 miles? 190 each way? Seriously?
Yes, seriously... 3 days a weeks, every other week... and its better than my commute the 'other' week which is over 1000 lol
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Old 18-01-11, 05:10 PM   #36
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no you clear as long as you dont make a deliberate manover to get past a car/cars infont of you by entering the inside lane to move back across the carrageway once passed, tbh undertaking when done illegally is really easy to see, compared to someone who's "just got lucky" with the traffic congestion
I see undertaking as passing someone on the left, then pull straight back into the lane they are in.

I often pass idiots sat in the outside or middle lane on the left... the difference is that I'm already in the lane to their left, and it's always clear for a very long way.

The 4 lane part of the M1 from 24 to 28 is bad for this, people just dont have lane discipline in this country
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Old 18-01-11, 05:11 PM   #37
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Don't buy a secondhand car from G
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Old 18-01-11, 05:14 PM   #38
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Don't buy a secondhand car from G
Whys that lol?

High mileage cars that have spent their life on the motorway can be had for a good price.

(But your probably right)
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Old 18-01-11, 05:17 PM   #39
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There are two types of drivers

Those who have been caught.

Those who haven't been caught yet.

Just not in Manchester 'cos there's gonna be feck all traffic cops.

Come to Manchester and drive like a penis. You'll be perfectly safe!

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Old 18-01-11, 05:20 PM   #40
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I figure cruise control at 85 is relatively safe, sat nav says 80 at that speed. Vans are relatively easy to spot but they do use some unusual unmarked cars on the M40 which is always a worry lol.
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