EinfachUnersetzlich @ EinfachUnersetzlich @lemm.ee

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Not world news.

Who's we?

Not always.

There are no 35mph zones in the UK. They're all multiples of 10. The limits are well known and we're taught how to follow them, it's not the problem you're making it out to be.

Speeding drivers get points on their licence regardless of their wealth.

I don't think it should be allowed. It doesn't affect anywhere other than the US and isn't internationally significant.

Ok, what better infrastructure do you recommend? Consider a 60mph straight road that passes through a village with shops and schools on both sides of the road, currently a 30mph speed limit through that section.

Lol no the only purpose is increasing revenue via fines.

In the UK the police do not receive the income from the fines. The purpose is to increase safety on the roads.

does ticketing the owner of the car, via automation, really accurately cite the offender? How does the camera know it was you, without a shadow of a doubt? You’re ticketing or citing the owner of the vehicle without them being present and stopped by an officer. Red Light cameras are just as bad. There’s no guarantee that the person who is listed as the owner was the one to drive the vehicle and commit the offense.

In the UK, where this is, the registered keeper of the vehicle is sent a letter requiring they identify the driver at the time of the incident. Lying about it is a serious offence if caught. So, yes, it's as accurate as can be.

Do you want to have to defend yourself halfway across town or the state/territory/region you live in when someone steals or borrows your car without permission and speeds or runs a red light?

You'd have reported your car stolen to the police. Again, lying about this is a serious offence.

Personal best? Peanut butter?

All food in the USA. The FDA has no jurisdiction anywhere else.

Venezuela is British?

Just England?

Try lshw on the laptop when it's connected, it should tell you the module it's using.

Why bother what?

Uh, no?

There's no queen of England, there hasn't been for hundreds of years.

Like two.

Wait, what do you mean by a cot? In my British English a cot is what babies sleep in and has tall bars on the sides to stop them falling out. I'm guessing this isn't the same.

Wasn't there another one that knocked down an old lady last week too?

In what way isn't the subway safe?