Driverless Lorries And Police Censured Over Abuser

mikey4444 | 07:44 Fri 25th Aug 2017 | News

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41046129

More utter madness....... Just to save 2 driver jobs !

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ummmm

Mikey - what does part of that header mean then?

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Ummm...the link I provided had a number of other items on it, but the first item is the one being discussed here.

beso

mikey4444 //I think that the famous "road trains" in Oz are used primarily on those long roads across the bush. //

Road trains are for the "outback". They can have up to three trailers and can exceed 50 metres in length in some places.

However B-doubles (prime mover with two trailers)are very common.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Road_train#/media/File:Lindsay_Transport_B-Double.jpg

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Beso........I'd like to see one of those get on and off the M4 !

tonyav

I'd like to see one of those join the M6 or M5 anywhere in the West Mids.

Heres an unmanned plane taking off and landing on an aircraft carrier a couple of years ago.

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