|
|
[Home] [Search] [FAQ] |
|---|---|
| [Private Message] [Register] [Profile] [Member list] [Log-in] |
| Who's Online: |
| There are 0 member(s), and 1 guest(s) online. |
| [Printable Version] [Post Reply] |
| Author | Message |
|---|---|
|
Dougie Gearbox Technician Posts : 237 Location : Perth, Scotland Status : Offline |
Slow moving vehicles. Hi to all,Being a Bedford owner and running at a speed of around 55MPH I decided for some roads it would make sense to use an amber rotating light due to the speed of todays traffic, on checking with the testing centre I was told this with be against the law as it is only for vehicles that only able to travel at 30MPH. As a test of this rule I paced my speed with a tractor using amber lights as a slower moving hazardous vehicle and found it was travelling at 42MPH, to pass I was doing 45MPH so I think I will make use of that amber light. doujoy |
 Mon 07 Sep 2020 @ 14:02
|
   |
|
bluebedouin Global Moderator Posts : 2444 Location : Northampton,England. Status : Offline 
|
Just put up a sign on the back. 
---------------------- |
Tue 08 Sep 2020 @ 11:22
|
|
|
Dougie Gearbox Technician Posts : 237 Location : Perth, Scotland Status : Offline |
Slow moving vehicles. Hi bluebedouin,The only sign on the back of my campervan says Bedford but after my first ever road side breakdown two weeks ago I think it will be a useful addition because everybody miss uses their hazard warning lights, even when parked on the pavement. doujoy |
Tue 08 Sep 2020 @ 19:59
|
|
| Time in GMT | |
| [Post Reply] | |
 New posts since your last visit |
Administrative Functions: Open/Close/Delete Thread / Move Thread |
 Old post |
Back to the CF-UK Homepage ][ Email CF-UK
Powered by FunkBoard vCF0.74c