Doubtful 360

Queensland is about to bring in a new rule of zero tolerance to speed limit infringements. At present it is only a minor error to exceed the speed limit by 1-4kph.

I think it would be dangerous for drivers to be checking their speedo when they are merging into another line of fast traffic for instance?

The examiners are supposed to increase the proficiency testing in high speed merges and lane changes as well - I don't think you can have both.

What are the fail criteria in other States and Countries?

I have heard in the U.S you have to merge into a gap at the speed of the line of traffic, not necessarily the speed limit?

This would make sense from a safety point of view?

According to an athletics coach,doing heavy weights with few repetitions build up fast twitch muscles. So theoretically bodybuilders with the biggest muscles should be able to aquire very fast sprint times.

Does anyone have any successful sprinting experience after building an impressive mega muscular body?

When I send an email it does not go into sent folder,neither do draughts

the 2 keys are side by side aboe the spae bar.

an I onnet a keyboard to bypass the fault?

Or is there a way to fix this?

My friend had to cut a small section of his concrete driveway out as it encroached onto his new neighbor's property. he did this in the time allowed but was taken to court by his neighbor 7 months later as she was prepared to lie that he did not cut it out in time.

My friend won the case,because he could prove the time he cut it out, but the judge gave the woman no fine or reprimand for perjury. What should he do to prevent this happenning again as she is fabricating evidence against him for stalking and rape!

Some driving instructors are recommending that learner drivers be failed for any excess of the speed limit,even if only momentary!

In my State learners are encouraged by the Transport Department,to NOT let the steering wheel slip back through their grip as they exit a corner,but if you need to hurry out of a blind corner,say, it's impossible to push-pull the steering wheel back without losing control. What is the best way to turn a sharp corner?

She has had a mri scan which ruled out brain tumours and blood clots.However,her brain may be swollen?

If so,why,and how many other places are doing the same?

A skilled driver can brake a car to stopped with a deceleration of about 1G. So presumably a car airbag would trigger at a much higher G force? Can an airbag be triggered if a car taps your front when reversing out of a car park?

Also,how does the accident rate in Norway compare since driving lessons became compulsory ?

So you accelerate hard to get out of it's way.... the wheels are turned full lock,so,do you let the steering wheel slip back through your grip to straighten up ? Or do you pull-push the steering wheel back ??

On Sixty Minutes we saw drivers taking 1hr 20 min to do a 25km journey.Some commenters think that the problem should ease if petrol prices rise a lot further.What do you think needs to be done to ease the problem ?

Is it because:(A) They physically can't operate the indicator when both hands are actively steering the car.

(B)They don't know the road rules.

(C) Couldn't be bothered,other drivers should be able to see which way I'm going.

(D) In my state it's not required.

I have noticed drivers who manipulate the steering wheel out of small intersections tend to drive very slowly and need more time to get through the corner.This can be frustrating in congested traffic.