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July 15th 03, 01:13 PM
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Experimental road surface
I have recently driven over the 2 sections of 'experimental road surface' in
SE London on the B218, Brockley road. I don't know if anybody else has experienced any such things but in my Focus it seems to be smoother the higher the speed. I had heard that these surfaces were intended as a replacement for speed bumps. Crazy? Martin J. |
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July 15th 03, 04:53 PM
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Martin J writes
I had heard that these surfaces were intended as a replacement for speed bumps Where did you hear that? -- Dave |
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July 16th 03, 01:32 AM
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Experimental road surface
"Martin J" wrote in message ... I have recently driven over the 2 sections of 'experimental road surface' in SE London on the B218, Brockley road. I don't know if anybody else has experienced any such things but in my Focus it seems to be smoother the higher the speed. I think it's called Tarmac. |
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