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It cannot be common sense to plow on regardless. Impossible.
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It cannot be common sense to plow on regardless. Impossible.
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What do ya do on a slip road when you cannot speed up or slow down to join the motorway? stop? I dunno in asking, i just carry on to the hard should then join.
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According to the woman I came I to contact with I think the answer is shout out of the window
Or if your name is goonarmy
Hug some trees and all sit around a camp fire happy clapping until someone comes up with a better mode of transport!:hippie:
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1, you can always slow down unless stopped
2, end of slip dotted line = give way
3, hard shoulder emergency use only
4, cant stand heat keep off M way
2, end of slip dotted line = give way
3, hard shoulder emergency use only
4, cant stand heat keep off M way
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Ah bless. Just cos your not very good at this no need to get angry. Ever consider you might have been in her blind spot? Speeding slowing or moving were all options but plowing on is the one you chose resulting in the anocdote above. Easily avoided
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Pretty sure thats three points but my google fu is weak today
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stop!
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1, Then what? See below
Then pullaway building up speed to join motorway?
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If this needs explaining you should not have a full uk licence
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Ive told you what id do and have done, So tell me what you'd do...dont be shyIf this needs explaining you should not have a full uk licence
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Common sense never prevails :doh:
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If this needs explaining you should not have a full uk licence
during the war...............:bored:
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easy. read road so as not get in this situation in first place.as profesional driver I do this daily
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easy. read road so as not get in this situation in first place.as profesional driver I do this daily
Answer the fecking question
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Yes. If you can't get in by adjusting your speed then to continue would be to crash.
Or use the hard shoulder, which is dangerous because it is covered in debris and every other driver on the road thinks... woah what's going on..has that guy broken down, what the flip is he doing!
Worst case scenario is they flap and panic and cause an accident.
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that was an answer but in child talk for you watch the trafic and mach speed to suitable gap indicating so as other drivers know what your doing ,okAnswer the fecking question
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Got to say, unless it's a traffic jam, then I've never had an issue. Drive down and indicate, if someone lets you in.. fine, else go in front or behind the traffic.
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It's not really rocket science :s if its busy and there's moderately fast moving traffic then stop at the end of the slip road and wait to join safely
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