What part of what I said do you think is a claim of intellectual superiority? That I called people morons perhaps? You could focus on that instead of the point I tried to make, but it kind of cements the statement.
I'm not overly bright, but I don't claim to be. I was not trolling, I was stating facts and presenting a different point of view to all those talking shit about concentration levels.
Laugh away though, failure to grasp a simple concept through spite is quite funny after all.
I agree Drew. If you don't have sufficient appreciation of are you speeding or not without constantly checking your speedo you are either distracted or in need of more practice at it.
I admit I have surprised myself with my speed a few times but always when I have been distracted from the task of driving. Usually the speedo reading is within 5km of my guestimation.
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That's excatlcy the bullshit spouted by ltsa/AA and other people who don't actually regularly drive decent distances over the same journey often enough to measure the HUGE difference.
Eg in a linehaul truck travelling from Hawke's bay to Auckland the Real World difference 4km/h makes is a good half an hour at least but on paper its 'only' 13 minutes. The maths is at 90k your doing 1.5km's a minute, at 94k (typical real world operation on cruise control inside enforcement tolerances) your doing 1.56km's a minute. Only 60metres or three truck lengths a minute the safety gurus cry!
But in the real world that lost time and distance is the difference between being at the right passing opportunity when catching slow traffic. Its getting to the fuel bowser instead of being qued up bwhind the other trucks that went 4 k faster. Its getting your coffee/icecream in the servo before the fatty with 6 kids and the credit declined card holds up the que in the shop. Its getting to the roadworks stop and go whole its still green etc......
Every little bit counts when you need to efficiently and safely be somewhere in a timely manner. And when you take into account actual average speed over a typical journey described above varies from 81-65 km/h depending on payload then the loss of maximum safe legal speed impacts the journey to an even greater degree.
Govt gives you nothing because it creates nothing - Javier Milei
This. There is a significant difference between keyboard motorcycling and realworld motorcycling - but the resident trolls have no comprehension thereof. Which, they being trolls, is understandable if not excusable.
Those of us who have to work for a living and for whom travel is a cost, not a luxury, are well aware. Trolls - they're just waiting for the next government paycheque. And then they lash out because they know they are impotent spongers and they cannot stand it.
...my old 60 Series develops key rattle and the steering column cover squeaks at anything over 95k, so that is the speed I stay at most of the time...nearly all my driving is on the highway and generally most trips are of more than sixty k's...I get to the end of my journey around about the same time as the traffic that scoots past at 110-120 kph on the earlier parts of the drive...they all seem to be stacked up at the first set of lights we all come across just outside the city...Drew is correct according to my observations...the rules are slightly different when I'm on the bike...
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