How much can you Drive Over the Speed Limit

[@zzhughesd]

Enjoyed this video. Reminded me of sleep practice

[@dtc_uk]

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[@DaveDVideoMaker]

I’d drive up to 2mph over, for example going at 62mph which is 100kmh in a 60mph/96kmh zone. Plus, the first time I’ve seen a speed limiter in a car is a Mercedes-Benz E-Class W212 in 2016.

[@qlus]

A lot of German cars always had a 155mph limiter but you could always get it removed easily enough

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

@@qlus I wasn’t talking about that. I was talking about the speed limiter where it alerts the driver of the speed limit.

[@qlus]

@@DaveDVideoMaker oh well I wouldn't really call that a limiter since it doesn't prevent the driver from going faster than that limit

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[@hmikey5680]

Metropolitan/tfl 10% + 2 mph?? This is so wrong and misinformation. There’s literately 0 tolerance in London. I know people who did 21 mph on a 20 miles limit and got speeding ticket.

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[@DaveDVideoMaker]

This law will be valid from the 6th of July this year.

[@dtc_uk]

Thanks for commenting. Drive safely

[@has4tis]

Interesting to see how the EU speed limiter comes to new vehicles. Is it a upto the driver to enable/disable it while they drive? How about German derestricted Autobahn?

[@tomsmith7404]

Fair point, it would be useless if you could do that whenever though?

[@HH011]

Ok so I’ve done a quick Google, Looks like they’ll be on default each time you start the car so it becomes annoying to disable which tbf isn’t a bad idea from a safety perspective

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[@Ulthion]

But they HAVE to give 10% Certificsts of most speed cameras says that, its +/- 10%

[@beenaraithatha107]

I can’t find a test, it’s fully booked. How can I get a date for one ? My theory runs out next year.

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[@philnewstead5388]

This is a bit misleading because in purely legal terms you can be prosecuted for just 1 MPH over the speed limit, I have a friend who was a traffic officer in the Met (now retired) and he said it is down to the discretion of the officer and they take into account much more than the actual speed, the example he used is that he would be much more likely to issue a ticket to a motorist doing 35mph near a school during the day than a motorist doing the same speed on a wide well lit main road with a 30 limit at 3am for example although he may still stop them and have a word. So , he said he takes into account the danger the driver is posing at the time of the offence and the attitude of the driver. All that said I got done by a speed camera for 34mph in a 30 limit but as the guy on the speed awareness course pointed out if that had been a traffic car I probably wouldn't have got a ticket as it is positioned about 25 yards after the limit drops from 50 mph and i was on a trailing throttle and slowing down.

[@dtc_uk]

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[@James-dn1hu]

Do you know of anyone that’s won a fight against the DVSA for unfairly failing them on a driving test. I’m considering writing to them for a retake but I’m doubtful that they would listen as they never think they’re wrong. Thanks in advance for help

[@dtc_uk]

Hi. There is NO appeal against an examiners decision. However, if you feel test was conducted unfairly you can appeal and request a retake. Ie, conducted in heavy rain,

[@James-dn1hu]

@@dtc_uk what about if I feel they took action and grabbed the wheel when completely unnecessary. What if they are just to overly cautious and nervous and need restraining as an examiner? Ps how often do examiners actually get tested themselves or retrained to make sure that they are actually working to the correct standard and not being to mean or too lenient. Thanks

[@TheAlllseeeingFish]

@@James-dn1hu You failed. Get over it.

[@James-dn1hu]

@@TheAlllseeeingFish you do realise how hard it is to get a test at the minute? Being failed for no reason takes the piss

[@jazamohammed4561]

Please I've question is My car zero tax road can I apply for tax road if is still not on my name logbook or first I've to apply for logbook so then tax road thanks

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[@janetteveronica402]

Could you possible tell me if the DVSA are releasing more tests this year ? thank you

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[@hasnainhashmi7930]

What about speed cameras

[@dtc_uk]

Hello Hasnain. Even speed camera have a certian leeway

[@mitchconnerandsometimesjlotoo]

Pearsons were supposed to have more bookings today, they had a que system and after i got through nothing available. Any advice?

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[@Silo9001]

Has anyone got a speeding ticket with 1 or 2 miles over the speeding limit? It's good to confirm the theory of 10% + 2mile

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[@bintabdallah1117]

Hi I am going to start ADI part 2 any advice thank you.

[@zzhughesd]

I over worried this one. Part 2. Needed 3 hours daily self commentary driving for run up 28 days tidy everything up and 6 lessons.

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[@noahsmum5041]

West-midlands nevertheless !

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