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20 miles an hour
Should the man who has just said on BBC news :-'It takes a lot of concentration to drive at 20 miles per hour'',
be allowed to drive ?
be allowed to drive ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Probably not. What about the RAC spokeman, who should know better, whos said
"A spokesman for the RAC Foundation said: "We can see the case for a 20mph limit in areas where there are a lot of pedestrians or vulnerable groups but to have a blanket limit runs the risk of discrediting it. People might not see when they are in an area where it is needed."
What?
"A spokesman for the RAC Foundation said: "We can see the case for a 20mph limit in areas where there are a lot of pedestrians or vulnerable groups but to have a blanket limit runs the risk of discrediting it. People might not see when they are in an area where it is needed."
What?
Surely the thing is that - after years of driving with a 30 mph limit in towns - people get a 'feel' for what that is like. That is, they know without too much speedometer-checking when they're going over it.
When, all of a sudden, that limit becomes a quite unfamiliar regular speed of 20 mph, drivers are obviously going to spend far more time looking down at the dashboard than usual. This will apply until that becomes the familiar speed-limit. If you're lookin' down, you ain't lookin' out!
When, all of a sudden, that limit becomes a quite unfamiliar regular speed of 20 mph, drivers are obviously going to spend far more time looking down at the dashboard than usual. This will apply until that becomes the familiar speed-limit. If you're lookin' down, you ain't lookin' out!
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