Jerry wrote:
"Knight Of The Road" wrote in message
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"Silk" wrote

How am I able to opt of having to drive at 30mph past a speed
camera on a road good for 60mph?



I wouild dispute that 60mph is a safe speed at which to drive in any
built-up area unless there is physical separation between road and
dwellings.

OK - How am I to opt out of driving at 40 on a road good for 60, or
even 70 mph?

Two oprtions:-
1) Comply with the speed limit.
2) Give up driving completely.

Brimstone wrote:

[...]

Two oprtions:-
1) Comply with the speed limit.
2) Give up driving completely.

Three options:
3) Don't elect nasty control freak ******* to anything.




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Alistair J Murray wrote:
Brimstone wrote:

[...]

Two oprtions:-
1) Comply with the speed limit.
2) Give up driving completely.

Three options:
3) Don't elect nasty control freak ******* to anything.

If it was the case that it was only our elected representatives (I use the
term loosely) who were responsible for such things you might have a point.

Brimstone wrote:
Alistair J Murray wrote:
Brimstone wrote:

[...]

Two oprtions:-
1) Comply with the speed limit.
2) Give up driving completely.

Three options:
3) Don't elect nasty control freak ******* to anything.

If it was the case that it was only our elected representatives (I use the
term loosely) who were responsible for such things you might have a point.

If there were an option to vote in one government to run the roads and
one to run the rest of the economy then bring the Tories back just for
their roads policy, at least for how it was in the 1990s when they were
actually in the process of making the A406 into a decent
grade-separated dual-carriageway and didn't quite get the chance to
finish the job.

Earl Purple wrote:
Brimstone wrote:
Alistair J Murray wrote:
Brimstone wrote:

[...]

Two oprtions:-
1) Comply with the speed limit.
2) Give up driving completely.

Three options:
3) Don't elect nasty control freak ******* to anything.

If it was the case that it was only our elected representatives (I
use the term loosely) who were responsible for such things you might
have a point.

If there were an option to vote in one government to run the roads and
one to run the rest of the economy then bring the Tories back just for
their roads policy, at least for how it was in the 1990s when they
were actually in the process of making the A406 into a decent
grade-separated dual-carriageway and didn't quite get the chance to
finish the job.

The M25 was built to relieve traffic from the A406 (the North Circular). Why
does it need to be a grade seperated urban motorway (in all but name)?