Often seen at the humber bridge roundabout waiting for southern shandy drinking nonces.Thankfully I only pass by Hull on our trips from Suffolk to Co Durham. But if I have to visit, I’ll try to avoid emergency stops while not indicating
We'd actually not done anything wrong, but were not driving fast enough (over the speed limit). Go figure...
I know the best solution to avoiding road related problems in Hull. Risk management 1.01. Eliminate the hazard. Avoid Hull.Thankfully I only pass by Hull on our trips from Suffolk to Co Durham. But if I have to visit, I’ll try to avoid emergency stops while not indicating
Played him brilliantly though. Who? Ronnie Pickering. Who? RONNIE PICKERING! Who? RONNIE PICKERING!!!
I went past the place where i was caught speeding a couple of months ago (motorway 70 to bypass 50 caught at 63 about 100 yards past 50 sign £100 fine) and the speed trap van was no longer there, no doubt it had moved onto more fertile ground, as the traffic flow reduced speeds.Wasn't it blissful when the roads were quiet. I could only properly go out twice a week, checking my mum and doing her shopping, but the roads were lovely. You could make progress, driver smoothly and not be bothered about other motorists being impatient & disrespectful of driving conventions.
Quite interesting being 'road raged' when actually at work in an unmarked Volvo
Can’t really argue really. You were probably doing more than 70 in the 70 zone & failed to read the signs.
It is only a short stretch of uphill motorway from where i joined the motorway so i was probably doing 70 ish but where it changes to 50 there is a steep downhill. A friends son who uses the road most days to go to work was also caught the same week.
Be interesting to know why they drop it down to 50mph, must be a side road or other hazard joining on.
The 50 will be because of many exits and previously the number of lanes reduced from 3 to 2 before road widening increased all the road to 3 lanes. Normally there is so much traffic that 50 is a safe speed.
