Do you ever knowingly break the speed limit

Originally Posted by idiosyncratic

so you are 'babylon', but only where you think it is worth it?

I do not understand what you are asking

Originally Posted by tizmeinnit

I do not understand what you are asking

he reckons your a grass but only if it doesn't involve too much work

Originally Posted by martyh

he reckons your a grass but only if it doesn't involve too much work

at the end of the day anyone admitting it and posting it are grassing themselves up all I had to do was type the question

[Sirius]

Off to work now, i bet i break a speed limit or 2 on the way

[Derek]

Originally Posted by idiosyncratic

really? - for all we know you are working with an 'investigative journalist' who will be submitting user names 'admitting speeding' in this thread to the authorities???

I'd love to see the charges as a result of that. No locus, date of offence, time of offence, speed, vehicle registration and what the limit was in force at the time.

I'm not sure but I think the courts might just have a hard time making a case stick.

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Sirius

Off to work now, i bet i break a speed limit or 2 on the way

Dam the M56 was that slow this morning i never seemed to have gotten above 30mph

[Gary L]

Originally Posted by Sirius

Dam the M56 was that slow this morning i never seemed to have gotten above 30mph

M5 earlier was a bit quiet. 147mph all the way!

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Gary L

M5 earlier was a bit quiet. 147mph all the way!

M56 was clear on the way home, i requested permission to low fly which was granted and i proceeded home at a good rate of knots

[Escapee]

It depends in some instances if I'm driving a car or riding a motorbike. One particular dual carriageway road where there are sometimes mobile cameras, I stick to the limit in a car. On the same road on my motorbike I break the limit in the outside lane to keep pace with the flow of traffic because it's safer to do so than being cut up by those joining on the slip road or cut up by those swerving from the outside to the nearside at the last minute for the slip-road.

I risk a fine and 3 points on the motorbike speeding, but I would rather take that risk than the much greater risk of being seriously injured or killed sticking to the limit in the nearside lane.

thank you everyone who voted and thanks for your honesty in the comments

[Ramrod]

Originally Posted by idiosyncratic

really? - for all we know you are working with an 'investigative journalist' who will be submitting user names 'admitting speeding' in this thread to the authorities???

Trust me. He isn't & won't