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French speeding ticket

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Alastair wrote:
@PowderAdict, my car works out the speed limit automatically (from road signs, GPS and the weather) but this doesn't stop Frenchmen people trying to get a tad close from the rear. Any suggestion on how to discourage these French nutcases?


You mean to say the French and other nationalities don't comply with driving distance regulations rolling eyes Very Happy

https://www.cedr.eu/download/Publications/2010/e_Distance_between_vehicles.pdf

France
The Road Code says that the driver must keep a safe distance between his/her vehicle and the vehicle in front in order to avoid collision if the car in front brakes or stops. The safe distance corresponds to the distance covered by the vehicles in at least 2 seconds. Outside urban areas, drivers following vehicles weighing more than 3.5 t or measuring 7 metres in length at the same speed must stay at least 50 meters behind the vehicle in front.
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snowornever wrote:

I always find that moving across to the right hand lane solves the tailgating problem Smile


rather hard on a single lane road but still, if you like driving into a hedge or the ditch go ahead.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
@davidof,
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Tailgaiting in France, tell me about it. Sometimes they are so close you can smell their bad-breath.


The next generation of speed cameras that are being installed in France can detect lots of offences including tailgating, undertaking, seat belt and many more so at least it's unlikely to be tailgated in their vicinity.

You tube video showing everything they are capable of detecting .
http://youtube.com/v/s_jIHnm3Zso
That is until the yellow jackets set fire to them
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@Timc,
Bring them on
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
@davidof, Thread drift I know, you mentioned your son taking his driving test (How fast have the years past!) what is involved - I see fleets of identical cars on a track circuit for learners very occasionally an Auto Ecole car on the streets and then the P sticker on a slow moving car on the motorway.
How does the French driving test work?
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@davidof, It's not 'tailgating' it's 'slip streaming'. They are just tying to be eco friendly and use less fuel. Can you tell I drive an Audi? Laughing
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Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
snowornever wrote:


I always find that moving across to the right hand lane solves the tailgating problem Smile


And we are very grateful for you doing this... allowing us to continue unhindered. Laughing
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After all it is free Go on u know u want to!
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One tries to set an example to all the “Claras”
That infest the middle lane here in uk and lane 2 on the continent!!
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@bar shaker,
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And we are very grateful for you doing this... allowing us to continue unhindered.


Absolutely. What are "lesser" cars doing in the BMW lane Toofy Grin Toofy Grin Toofy Grin
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It's an Audi lane @Timc and well you know it! Laughing Laughing Laughing
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@bar shaker, I'm sure it isn't, when I was driving a black BMW wearing a white shirt every thing got out of the way, even the Audis. Toofy Grin Toofy Grin Toofy Grin
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Timc wrote:
@bar shaker, I'm sure it isn't, when I was driving a black BMW wearing a white shirt every thing got out of the way, even the Audis. Toofy Grin Toofy Grin Toofy Grin


Try a black Volvo and a yellow jacket...
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So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much
Timc wrote:
@bar shaker, I'm sure it isn't, when I was driving a black BMW wearing a white shirt every thing got out of the way, even the Audis. Toofy Grin Toofy Grin Toofy Grin


Yes, that would work. Laughing Laughing Laughing A black Volvo too.
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