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May 4th 10, 10:28 PM
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Why is there always an accident at Clacket Lane on M25?
The cause is, at a minimum, reckless and inconsiderate driving by HGV
drivers (trying to get more out of the road than it can give in terms of speed and capacity). HGV's are limited to 56 mph mate phil |
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May 4th 10, 11:39 PM
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Why is there always an accident at Clacket Lane on M25?
phil wrote:
The cause is, at a minimum, reckless and inconsiderate driving by HGV drivers (trying to get more out of the road than it can give in terms of speed and capacity). HGV's are limited to 56 mph mate and? How else do to two lorries crash into each other on a deserted motorway at 3 am? |
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May 4th 10, 11:56 PM
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Why is there always an accident at Clacket Lane on M25?
On 05/05/2010 00:39, JNugent wrote:
phil wrote: The cause is, at a minimum, reckless and inconsiderate driving by HGV drivers (trying to get more out of the road than it can give in terms of speed and capacity). HGV's are limited to 56 mph mate and? How else do to two lorries crash into each other on a deserted motorway at 3 am? They're watching Battlestar Galactica videos? |
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May 5th 10, 06:47 AM
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Why is there always an accident at Clacket Lane on M25?
"JNugent" wrote in message ... phil wrote: The cause is, at a minimum, reckless and inconsiderate driving by HGV drivers (trying to get more out of the road than it can give in terms of speed and capacity). HGV's are limited to 56 mph mate and? How else do to two lorries crash into each other on a deserted motorway at 3 am? With great skill and dedication. Not everyone can manage it. |
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May 5th 10, 10:27 PM
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Why is there always an accident at Clacket Lane on M25?
The cause is, at a minimum, reckless and inconsiderate driving by HGV
drivers (trying to get more out of the road than it can give in terms of speed and capacity). HGV's are limited to 56 mph mate and? How else do to two lorries crash into each other on a deserted motorway at 3 am? Er, Driver fatigue? Mechanical failure? Tyre blowout? phil |
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May 5th 10, 11:28 PM
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Why is there always an accident at Clacket Lane on M25?
phil wrote:
The cause is, at a minimum, reckless and inconsiderate driving by HGV drivers (trying to get more out of the road than it can give in terms of speed and capacity). HGV's are limited to 56 mph mate and? How else do to two lorries crash into each other on a deserted motorway at 3 am? Er, Driver fatigue? Mechanical failure? Tyre blowout? phil It's too frequent at that spot to be a coincidence. Honestly. |
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