Recent content by roadrunner333

Yes, I too remember driving without seat belts, airbags, abs and all the other safety features that lots of cars have now and guess what, the NSL was 70MPH back then and I felt safer on the roads then and without "safety" cameras too.

Travelling in convoy at a set speed is the easiest way to cause people to a) fall asleep if tired, b) lose their attention span easily, c) start fiddling with things like switches , radios, etc, d) looking round at the scenery and other drivers/passenger to occupy their minds. Driving at a...

yes but you said, Well actually people CAN hit someone else, that is my point. This isn't a perfect world so travelling in convoy wouldn't work.

In case you didn't realise the difference, train carriages are linked together and don't stop and turn off at different points...why not take the train if that is the sort of travel you want? After about a million miles of driving, I have never run into the back of anyone, even on snow ...

"In convoy no-one can hit anyone else as they are all doing 60 or whatever. Well Big Tone?" How naive is that? So no -one is going to brake suddenly or hit someone in the adjacent lane coming in the opposite direction? How much driving have you actually done? I feel less safe in convoy at...