planning early. what to do in London during May 2008

External Since: Feb 03, 2008 Posts: 260

Following up to d4g4h4.RemoveThis@yahoo.co.uk (David Horne, _the_ chancellor
(*)) wrote:

>Drivers who have small cars,

dont know what you call small, i got for fit for purpose.

>at the very least keep under the speed
>limits (and quite a bit under when necessary)

actually there are many times its perfectly safe to be over the speed
limit, although you wouldnt understand, I agree about under on many
occasions, thats obvious.

>and who manage not to
>drive onto the pavement,

99% or more manage that, your not going to drag up that accident again
are you, its a bit obsessive.

>never drink and drive, or talk on their phones
>(even handsfree), or send text messages.

I agree about handsfree. Its not the point.

>That's a good start. I probably
>have other criteria.

I sure you would, you really just dont want anybody driving..
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External Since: May 31, 2007 Posts: 1884

Mike....... <mikerclothing RemoveThis @freedomnames.co.uk> wrote:

> Following up to d4g4h4 RemoveThis @yahoo.co.uk (David Horne, _the_ chancellor
> (*)) wrote:
>
> >> >Big deal. Remember that the next time you go off on 4x4's.
> >>
> >> I drive 4x4s only where they are needed. (unmetalled roads).
> >
> >Why are big cars necessary on metalled roads then.
>
> funny how you keep changing your question. depends what you think is
> big? I drive a medium car thats better for cruising long distance and
> has enough space for passengers and luggage, I wouldnt choose one
> bigger than I need, but you wont agree because you dont really know
> what you talking about.

Seems to me you decide what you need on the arbitrary fact that that's
what you have at the time. Some people think that 4x4's are essential
for them on regular roads, and you've derided that in the past.

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