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..just to add my 2penneth, i've been on the motorway in torrential rain (you couldn't even see the road markings there was so much standing water) and i was probably doing about 30mph -hated every minute of it! To go any faster in extreme conditions is just moronic.eatdrinkfeck wrote:
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nakamura wrote:
Anything else you wish to say? Or are you gonna carry on being a c$ck for no reason/
Reported to moderatorsspud_edwards wrote:nakamura wrote:
Anything else you wish to say? Or are you gonna carry on being a c$ck for no reason/
for the language. Those who know me know i never usually do that.mrtee wrote:eatdrinkfeck wrote:
been there before, not very nice.
nakamura wrote:
Anyway my apologies to everyone else
^^^^^ Are you only annoying on threads by picking pathetic arguments on regular premium members like Martin????......not for you to tell people how they should drive! In what worls would you be the only car doing 30mph on a dual carriageway?!?!?!?! If Martin was forced to do 30mph then how is it possible that under such bad conditions that other cars and lorries would be doing 70 up his ar$e??? If the visibility is that bad then its wreckless for a truck driver to be doing 70mph coming up behind any car doing 30mph. Oh not to mention that most trucks are electronically limited to 50 or 60mph 
2Crooky wrote:
This thread is about a tragic car accident resulting in a friend of mine seeing 15 months in prison and a driving ban.
I too have been on the motorway and been forced to do 30mph if not less!!
Anyone that went to JAE last year and left on the Friday will know that only seriously low speeds were possible!!
And what are you talking about????
He realised i wasnt having a go at his friend or saying he was a bad person for what happened. In fact i feel for him so bad, the mistake he made he must live with and it must be crushing for him. I know id struggle to recover from his situation and im a very strong person. In 15 months or less Alexs friend can start again and rebuild his life. The guy who died cant, so its fair punishment IMO. Please give your friend my regards and i wish him well with everything. .. I have a lot of sympathy for your friend. I didn't look to pick an argument or tell anyone how to drive, merely suggested my opinion, which I don't consider any less valid just because I'm not a premium member. I doubt you'll find many limited to "50 or 60"
"My friend stated from the moment of the crash he was in 3rd gear" 
Thailand84 wrote:resulting in him losing his life.
My friend stated from the moment of the crash he was in 3rd gear.