hedder2212
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yeah.... a huge 5mph over the 40mph limit for a whole two minutes then i slowed downSpeeding on your test, this does not bode well. Well done all the same.



yeah.... a huge 5mph over the 40mph limit for a whole two minutes then i slowed downSpeeding on your test, this does not bode well. Well done all the same.
yeah.... a huge 5mph over the 40mph limit for a whole two minutes then i slowed downim such a bad person
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oh i knowDont forget where your posting this..on here some will see you as the Devils spawn![]()
yeah.... a huge 5mph over the 40mph limit for a whole two minutes then i slowed downim such a bad person
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Dont forget where your posting this..on here some will see you as the Devils spawn![]()
And if somebody you knew got killed by somebody speeding.
That is almost troll like, if you cannot control your speed whilst on your test, what hope is there later.
Looking back now, it was the best thing thats ever happened to me. Im alot happier in general and making more money than i ever would have doing warehousing. I get to spend more time with GF and more time out on the bike@hedder2212 - it's beginning to seem like losing your job was a good thing! You're making amazing progress. Chapeau!
will try my hardest to keep quite
actually no sod it i wont.
Were you in the car at the time? NO. Do you know the whole situation as to how/why i was speeding for a whole two minutes at 5mph over the limit? NO.
As i was coming out of a 50mph zone into a bit of a built up area with unclear signs i thought it was appropiate to slow down a little, it was when i saw a clear sign for 40mph that i slowed down. My examiner talked to me about this when we got back to the test centre and understood why i was speeding a little but he had to put it down as a minor.
The examiner thought that my driving was well up to scratch and even complimented me on how relaxed the test and the drive was.
Just to pee you off that little bit more.... i dont have a modified 600cc sports bike and a 800cc sports tourer to bimble around town on.. On open roads, with no other road users around, in the middle of nowhere i happily open the throttle and do quite some speeddo i care? no.
If you do the job well there will always be people who will pay for your services.This has made me smile. My retirement is but 3 months away and I've decide I'm going to buy a small van and be a part time painter and decorator. I know a guy who's recently done the same but full time and he's having to turn work away, nor than he can handle so, I may sub for him a bit.