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Title: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 17:32:06
Due to populart demand, the Sunday driving quiz returns. So, how good are you?

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: MikeDundee on 23 September 2007, 17:39:12
Heres answers :y
1. On the road somewhere
2. 14'59''
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham
5. Forth
6. 80mph
7. you
8. The dogs relatives
9. Call Elite Pete
10. False
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Elite Pete on 23 September 2007, 17:45:15
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Heres answers :y
1. On the road somewhere
2. 14'59''
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham
5. Severn
6. 80mph
7. you
8. The dogs relatives
9. Call Elite Pete
10. False
;D

You can't put diesel in a petrol, the pump is to big ;)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: MikeDundee on 23 September 2007, 17:52:11
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Heres answers :y
1. On the road somewhere
2. 14'59''
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham
5. Severn
6. 80mph
7. you
8. The dogs relatives
9. Call Elite Pete
10. False
;D

You can't put diesel in a petrol, the pump is to big ;)

I knew you tried that before..or something similar, I remember the post ::)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 23 September 2007, 17:53:11
My guesses are

1. Central reservation
2. 14' 6"
3. Dunno.....but an omega should be safe  :y
4. Birmingham
5. Forth Bridge
6. 78mph
7. The Driver.....if a private car.....different rules for hire/reward vehicles
8. The police
9. Be difficult to do
10. Its false coz its gone now
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Timbuk on 23 September 2007, 18:02:33
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Heres answers :y
1. On the road somewhere
2. 14'59''
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham
5. Severn
6. 80mph
7. you
8. The dogs relatives
9. Call Elite Pete
10. False
;D

You can't put diesel in a petrol,   the pump is to big ;)

Try the filling nozzle on the end of the hose, it is much easier  ;)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: TheBoy on 23 September 2007, 18:08:38
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Due to populart demand, the Sunday driving quiz returns. So, how good are you?

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
1) Motorway or dual carriageway
2) 14'6
3) Where's Chelsea
4) M6 near Aston
5) A1
6) Whatever its set to
7) Driver
8) Nobody
9) Shoot yourself for being a idiot, and how did you get nozzle in?
10) True
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 18:33:06
Is this all?

Come on. Easy this week......
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: bertiecbx550 on 23 September 2007, 18:36:59
1.on a xmas tree
2.loose the tyre down you`ll get under...
3.if dont collapse then you aint that fat...
4.junction 6 m6(or as we call it the shit hole thats called birmingham)
5.humber????
6.55mph....(cause they r gits like that)
7.they fit seatbelts incars!!!!!(i thought thats what airbags and passengers where for)
8.get very upset cause i like dogs...
9.ring up up your brother and ask if he wants sum cheap diesel...
10.false its kebab shop now(owned by phil the greek)

Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 19:14:56
Don't know why I rather bother! >:(

Don't think I will bother anymore. What a total waste fo space! >:(
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 23 September 2007, 19:19:02
Calm down Mr McB  ::) ;)

It is only 7.15pm and only 28 members online......shud get busier  :y

Ive had a go.....howd i do??  :-/
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: bertiecbx550 on 23 September 2007, 19:25:40
sorry ronnie i was just trying to have a laugh  :-[
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: TheBoy on 23 September 2007, 19:27:57
I was partially serious when I answered....   ;)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: sounds2k on 23 September 2007, 19:39:11
1.      at a motorway slip road where it joins the main carriageway
2.      14’6”
3.      ?
4.      Birmingham
5.      the new(er) M4 crossing
6.      80MPH
7.      the driver
8.      the police
9.      don't start it - have the tank drained and cleaned then refill with petrol
10.     ?
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Danny on 23 September 2007, 19:43:22
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Heres answers :y
1. On the road somewhere
2. 14'59''
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham
5. Forth
6. 80mph
7. you
8. The dogs relatives
9. Call Elite Pete
10. False

14 feet and 59 inches? so do you mean 19 feet??
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 23 September 2007, 19:54:10
1. Motorways - Central reservation
2. 14'6''----but only between the white sticks on the bridge!
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham M6 Jn6
5. I m going to say the Tay, I know the Forth is the longest span!
6. It could be 71mph.....
7. Always the Driver unless the passenger is 14 or over in which case it is their own responsability
8. You always used to haev to inform teh Police but, I think it changed a year or so ago...
9. Do NOT start the car and have it towed away to get the tank drained and flushed.
10. There used to be but, I think it closed in the 90's.
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Danny on 23 September 2007, 19:56:12
1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes? between the carriageway lanes

2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge? 14'6'', bridge will probably be 15ft

3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what? 7.5 tonnes

4.      Spaghetti junction is where? birmingham

5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK? Forth bridge

6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed? 80mph

7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars? technically you but each
individual in the car is now held responsible for their own belt, however i refuse to move unless my passengers have seatbelts on, cos i dont wanna be shoved through my windscreen while still attached to my seat


8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell? cops

9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do? lets say the pump really is too big, but you filled a petrol can with diesel which you then put in your petrol car, i would just not drive the car and have the tank emptied

10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false? false, closed in 1950
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 23 September 2007, 20:03:53
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1. Motorways - Central reservation
2. 14'6''----but only between the white sticks on the bridge!
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham M6 Jn6
5. I m going to say the Tay, I know the Forth is the longest span!
6. It could be 71mph.....
7. Always the Driver unless the passenger is 14 or over in which case it is their own responsability
8. You always used to haev to inform teh Police but, I think it changed a year or so ago...
9. Do NOT start the car and have it towed away to get the tank drained and flushed.
10. There used to be but, I think it closed in the 90's.

Does it really matter?  :-/ Diesel in a petrol engine is only going to stop it......i agree flushing will be required and new filter....does it do it any harm?  :-/
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 23 September 2007, 20:05:56
Yup....diesel oil in the injector system is NOT good.
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 20:10:29
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sorry ronnie i was just trying to have a laugh  :-[

Don't apologise. I wasn't serious!

Nutters! ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 20:11:31
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1. Motorways - Central reservation
2. 14'6''----but only between the white sticks on the bridge!
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham M6 Jn6
5. I m going to say the Tay, I know the Forth is the longest span!
6. It could be 71mph.....
7. Always the Driver unless the passenger is 14 or over in which case it is their own responsability
8. You always used to haev to inform teh Police but, I think it changed a year or so ago...
9. Do NOT start the car and have it towed away to get the tank drained and flushed.
10. There used to be but, I think it closed in the 90's.

I am impressed mate. Two wrong,
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 23 September 2007, 20:13:04
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Yup....diesel oil in the injector system is NOT good.

Ah rite cheers  :y Learn summat new everyday on here  :y

Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: bertiecbx550 on 23 September 2007, 20:15:33
you lousy rotten bleeder... i thought i had really peed you off... :'(  :'(
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 23 September 2007, 20:16:27
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1. Motorways - Central reservation
2. 14'6''----but only between the white sticks on the bridge!
3. 7.5 tons
4. Birmingham M6 Jn6
5. I m going to say the Tay, I know the Forth is the longest span!
6. It could be 71mph.....
7. Always the Driver unless the passenger is 14 or over in which case it is their own responsability
8. You always used to haev to inform teh Police but, I think it changed a year or so ago...
9. Do NOT start the car and have it towed away to get the tank drained and flushed.
10. There used to be but, I think it closed in the 90's.

I am impressed mate. Two wrong,

Howd i do  :-/ So i can have another go  ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Entwood on 23 September 2007, 20:41:09
1. Central Reservation on Motorway
2. 14'6''
3. 7.5 tons
4. M6 Jn6 also known as Gravelly Hill Interchange
5. Forth Road Bridge
6. depends on the area .. anything from 71-80 ( usually 5% over speed limit but can vary)
7. Driver unless the passenger is over 14 or over
8. Anyone with reasonable reason for asking, if you don't then the Police within 24 hours.
9. Nothing !! Until drained and cleaned.
10. Still there as part of a museum, not active now (closed 1992)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: omega18 on 23 September 2007, 20:45:34
 
1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes? Motorway roadworks
2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge? 14'  
3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what? 7.5T
4.      Spaghetti junction is where? Birmingham
5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK? Humber
6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed? 80
7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars? The driver
8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell? The police
9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do? Not possible at the Pump but if you did from can then don't use it!
10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false? Yes
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: TheBoy on 23 September 2007, 20:53:43
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Due to populart demand, the Sunday driving quiz returns. So, how good are you?

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
1) Motorway or dual carriageway
2) 14'6
3) Where's Chelsea
4) M6 near Aston
5) A1
6) Whatever its set to
7) Driver
8) Nobody
9) Shoot yourself for being a idiot, and how did you get nozzle in?
10) True
Guess who didn't read the question  :-[

I think the 2nd Severn Crossing is the longest bridge...
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 20:57:36
QUIZ ANSWERS:

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
BETWEEN CARRIAGEWAY AND CENTRAL RESERVATION ON A MOTORWAY

2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
14' 6" BETWEEN THE WHITE ARROWS IF AN ARCHED BRIDGE, OTHERWISE 14' 6".

3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
2 TONNES (AS I FOUND OUT WHEN I WENT ACROSS YEARS AGO IN A 7.5 TONNER)

4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
NEAR BRIERLEY HILL, BIRMINGHAM

5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
THE HUMBER BRIDGE

6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
0 MPH. THE CAMERA DOESN’T MOVE!  ;D

7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
THE DRIVER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIRS AND ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 14

8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
THE POLICE

9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
NOT START THE ENGINE. IT CAN BE DRAINED OUT WITHOUT ANY REAL HARM. BUT ONCE YOU START THE ENGINE, IT BECOMES VERY EXPENSIVE

10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
TRUE, ALTHOUGH IT IS NO LONGER USED.
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 23 September 2007, 21:02:55
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QUIZ ANSWERS:

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
BETWEEN CARRIAGEWAY AND CENTRAL RESERVATION ON A MOTORWAY

2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
14' 6" BETWEEN THE WHITE ARROWS IF AN ARCHED BRIDGE, OTHERWISE 14' 6".

3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
2 TONNES (AS I FOUND OUT WHEN I WENT ACROSS YEARS AGO IN A 7.5 TONNER)

4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
NEAR BRIERLEY HILL, BIRMINGHAM

5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
THE HUMBER BRIDGE

6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
0 MPH. THE CAMERA DOESN’T MOVE!  ;D

7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
THE DRIVER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIRS AND ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 14

8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
THE POLICE

9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
NOT START THE ENGINE. IT CAN BE DRAINED OUT WITHOUT ANY REAL HARM. BUT ONCE YOU START THE ENGINE, IT BECOMES VERY EXPENSIVE

10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
TRUE, ALTHOUGH IT IS NO LONGER USED.

That carnt be right....buses use that bridge....they weigh approx 6 tonnnes  :-/
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 23 September 2007, 21:14:51
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QUIZ ANSWERS:

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
BETWEEN CARRIAGEWAY AND CENTRAL RESERVATION ON A MOTORWAY

2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
14' 6" BETWEEN THE WHITE ARROWS IF AN ARCHED BRIDGE, OTHERWISE 14' 6".

3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
2 TONNES (AS I FOUND OUT WHEN I WENT ACROSS YEARS AGO IN A 7.5 TONNER)

4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
NEAR BRIERLEY HILL, BIRMINGHAM

5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
THE HUMBER BRIDGE

6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
0 MPH. THE CAMERA DOESN’T MOVE!  ;D

7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
THE DRIVER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIRS AND ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 14

8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
THE POLICE

9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
NOT START THE ENGINE. IT CAN BE DRAINED OUT WITHOUT ANY REAL HARM. BUT ONCE YOU START THE ENGINE, IT BECOMES VERY EXPENSIVE

10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
TRUE, ALTHOUGH IT IS NO LONGER USED.

Dont agree with that one either.......adults have to wear seatbelts as passengers.....the driver in a private car can get fined if they dont.....
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Auto Addict on 23 September 2007, 21:25:39
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QUIZ ANSWERS:

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
BETWEEN CARRIAGEWAY AND CENTRAL RESERVATION ON A MOTORWAY

2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
14' 6" BETWEEN THE WHITE ARROWS IF AN ARCHED BRIDGE, OTHERWISE 14' 6".

3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
2 TONNES (AS I FOUND OUT WHEN I WENT ACROSS YEARS AGO IN A 7.5 TONNER)

4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
NEAR BRIERLEY HILL, BIRMINGHAM

5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
THE HUMBER BRIDGE

6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
0 MPH. THE CAMERA DOESN’T MOVE!  ;D

7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
THE DRIVER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIRS AND ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 14

8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
THE POLICE

9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
NOT START THE ENGINE. IT CAN BE DRAINED OUT WITHOUT ANY REAL HARM. BUT ONCE YOU START THE ENGINE, IT BECOMES VERY EXPENSIVE

10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
TRUE, ALTHOUGH IT IS NO LONGER USED.

Dont agree with that one either.......adults have to wear seatbelts as passengers.....the driver in a private car can get fined if they dont.....

Sorry, MrMcB, Spaghetti Junction is nowhere near Brierley Hill.
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Entwood on 23 September 2007, 21:26:01
TD ... 2nd one is anwswered here ...  still working on the bridge one ...   :(

http://www.rospa.com/roadsafety/advice/motorvehicles/seatbelt_law.htm#Table
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: bertiecbx550 on 23 September 2007, 21:27:34
brierley hill is in dudley...spaghetti junction is gravelly hill....
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Dazzler on 23 September 2007, 21:28:00
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QUIZ ANSWERS:

1.      Where would you find amber coloured cats eyes?
BETWEEN CARRIAGEWAY AND CENTRAL RESERVATION ON A MOTORWAY

2.      What is the maximum height vehicle that can pass under a 14’6” bridge?
14' 6" BETWEEN THE WHITE ARROWS IF AN ARCHED BRIDGE, OTHERWISE 14' 6".

3.      The maximum weight limit on Chelsea bridge is what?
2 TONNES (AS I FOUND OUT WHEN I WENT ACROSS YEARS AGO IN A 7.5 TONNER)

4.      Spaghetti junction is where?
NEAR BRIERLEY HILL, BIRMINGHAM

5.      What is the longest road bridge in the UK?
THE HUMBER BRIDGE

6.      A speed camera (GATSO) on a 70mph road will flash at what speed?
0 MPH. THE CAMERA DOESN’T MOVE!  ;D

7.      Who is legally responsible for the wearing of seatbelts in cars?
THE DRIVER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIRS AND ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 14

8.      You hit a dog whilst driving home. The dog is killed. Who must you tell?
THE POLICE

9.      You put diesel in your petrol car by mistake. What should you do?
NOT START THE ENGINE. IT CAN BE DRAINED OUT WITHOUT ANY REAL HARM. BUT ONCE YOU START THE ENGINE, IT BECOMES VERY EXPENSIVE

10.      In Wellington Arch, near Hyde park in London, is a police station. True or false?
TRUE, ALTHOUGH IT IS NO LONGER USED.

Dont agree with that one either.......adults have to wear seatbelts as passengers.....the driver in a private car can get fined if they dont.....
Thats what i was told be a nice policeman one day ::)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Auto Addict on 23 September 2007, 21:31:13
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brierley hill is in dudley...spaghetti junction is gravelly hill....

Correct :y
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: bertiecbx550 on 23 September 2007, 21:32:56
and everyone in dudley just breated a huge sigh of relief that they are not brummies... ;D  ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Auto Addict on 23 September 2007, 21:34:09
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and everyone in dudley just breated a huge sigh of relief that they are not brummies... ;D  ;D

Watch it, our kid, yowm cud get yowmself in trouble >:(

 ;) ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 21:37:03
My mistake on the Gravelly hill, that is what I meant! Sorry

As for the bridge, yes double deck busses are allowed across, but no other vehicles over two tonnes.

As for the seatbelts, I can 100% assure you that the driver is responsible for thei own seatbelt and anyone else under 14. The passenger is responsible dor theirs. this applies to private hire vehicles too.
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Auto Addict on 23 September 2007, 21:38:01
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My mistake on the Gravelly hill, that is what I meant! Sorry

As for the bridge, yes double deck busses are allowed across, but no other vehicles over two tonnes.

As for the seatbelts, I can 100% assure you that the driver is responsible for thei own seatbelt and anyone else under 14. The passenger is responsible dor theirs. this applies to private hire vehicles too.

That's better MrMcB :y
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: bertiecbx550 on 23 September 2007, 21:40:27
translation for our friends: "I SAY OLD BOY DO BE CAREFUL OR YOU COULD IN BE TROUBLE OLD BEAN"   ;D  ;D








Wolverhampton and birmingham 2 good friends separated by the M5....thank god   ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 21:43:58
I was based near Wolver'ampton in 1979 when I was at RAF Cosford. Damned nice place full of friendly easy to get along with people.
















But, we did leave the airbase sometimes and venture into Wolverhampton too.! ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Auto Addict on 23 September 2007, 21:45:52
Definition of Wolverhampton - Cemetery with Traffic Lights ;)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Gman on 23 September 2007, 21:47:16
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I was based near Wolver'ampton in 1979 when I was at RAF Cosford. Damned nice place full of friendly easy to get along with people.













But, we did leave the airbase sometimes and venture into Wolverhampton too.! ;D

I was working in Albrighton on Friday, well i wasn't Timbuk was coz thats me speaking really , sort of
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Entwood on 23 September 2007, 21:49:50
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I was based near Wolver'ampton in 1979 when I was at RAF Cosford.  ......


Must be one of those posh supertechy apprentice thingys ...   :)
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: bertiecbx550 on 23 September 2007, 21:56:41
i think i`ll shut up whilst i`m still a member... ;D  ;D  ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: hotel21 on 23 September 2007, 23:12:11
Dont want to throw a spanner in Mr McB's good work but I have not seen a flashing Gatso type camera as yet in a 70 mph limit in the UK.

Lots in 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's but none thus far in the 70's.....

Willing to be proved to the contrary though....    :y
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 23 September 2007, 23:20:12
No problem Bruce. A1, just south of Stamford. 70mph limit, cameras on both carriageways. :y
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: hotel21 on 23 September 2007, 23:21:07
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No problem Bruce. A1, just south of Stamford. 70mph limit, cameras on both carriageways. :y

Ta.  just added to the TT database......   ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Kevin Wood on 23 September 2007, 23:47:37
I got flashed by one on the A43 back when SWMBO was still living in Wellingborough (6 years or so ago). Dual carriageway at national speed limit and I was doing 70 MPH at the time :o

Nothing ever came of it. There had been roadworks and a 40 MPH limit there until very shortly before and I suspect the camera had been left at a lower setting.

Kevin
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Danny on 24 September 2007, 00:00:30
in relation to seatbelts, i believe its true that the driver is only responsible for his own seatbelt or passengers under 14

any passenger over 14 who is caught without their seatbelt gets their own personal fixed penalty fine...

not sure i agree with the bridge weight limit being only 2 tonnes... when was it changed from 7.5??
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 24 September 2007, 08:51:54
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in relation to seatbelts, i believe its true that the driver is only responsible for his own seatbelt or passengers under 14

any passenger over 14 who is caught without their seatbelt gets their own personal fixed penalty fine...

not sure i agree with the bridge weight limit being only 2 tonnes... when was it changed from 7.5??


Now you have all got me thinking about Chelsea bridge. I have a nasty feeling I am mixing it up with Albert bridge, so as I am no longer living in London I will bow to defeat and accept that I am probably wrong this time. :(
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 24 September 2007, 09:18:20
Does that mean I get 9 out of 10!
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: omegalord on 24 September 2007, 09:24:13
My Answers....

[1] God Knows
[2] 14'5.99999999999999999999999"
[3] 7.5t
[4] M6 J6
[5] God Knows
[6] 55mph and swear blind you were doing 90mph!!
[7] The driver if others are infants , otherwise the person!
[8] The police so they can lock you up for dangerous driving
[9] Get an old petrol pump , put connections on battery, and connect pipe to tank, then drain out.
[10] God knows
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: RonaldMcBurger on 24 September 2007, 09:43:02
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Does that mean I get 9 out of 10!

No ;D
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: puffa on 24 September 2007, 10:09:22
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My mistake on the Gravelly hill, that is what I meant! Sorry

As for the bridge, yes double deck busses are allowed across, but no other vehicles over two tonnes.

As for the seatbelts, I can 100% assure you that the driver is responsible for thei own seatbelt and anyone else under 14. The passenger is responsible dor theirs. this applies to private hire vehicles too.

The Driver is the one who'll get the ticket from PC plod though as its your (The drivers) resposibility to make sure everyone is safe before moving off .
Title: Re: Sunday driving quiz is back!
Post by: Danny on 24 September 2007, 10:39:22
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My mistake on the Gravelly hill, that is what I meant! Sorry

As for the bridge, yes double deck busses are allowed across, but no other vehicles over two tonnes.

As for the seatbelts, I can 100% assure you that the driver is responsible for thei own seatbelt and anyone else under 14. The passenger is responsible dor theirs. this applies to private hire vehicles too.

The Driver is the one who'll get the ticket from PC plod though as its your (The drivers) resposibility to make sure everyone is safe before moving off .

are you sure about that? I know that was the case some time ago but there have been cases as quoted by myself of passengers getting their own fixed penalty for not using a seatbelt and the driver not held responsible especially if they had their own belt on.... road wars..?

now obviously I cant say i'm 100% right, as it could be down to the leniance of whoever pulls someone over...