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HDi fun · 05-04-2008, 08:57 PM

You won't get stopped, never mind cautioned for making use of the available road for vision and vehicle stability. Go and undertake a couple of day's instruction from a Class 1 Police Driving Instructor. (www.ridedrive.co.uk) It's very informative, especially when it comes to the law and its application.

Traffic police are generally very measured and sensible when it comes to such issues. OK, if you're doing 105 in a 60 limit they'd almost have to query it and report you if there's enough evidence to do so.

The police driving the smaller cars can be a bit silly at times. But they have minimal knowledge of traffic law so you're unlikely to incur much more than a bollocking.

05-04-2008, 08:57 PM	#10 (permalink)
HDi fun Moderator The Torque Meister Car: Peugeot 406 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: SOUTH EAST Posts: 1,504	Re: Cornering discussion. You won't get stopped, never mind cautioned for making use of the available road for vision and vehicle stability. Go and undertake a couple of day's instruction from a Class 1 Police Driving Instructor. (www.ridedrive.co.uk) It's very informative, especially when it comes to the law and its application. Traffic police are generally very measured and sensible when it comes to such issues. OK, if you're doing 105 in a 60 limit they'd almost have to query it and report you if there's enough evidence to do so. The police driving the smaller cars can be a bit silly at times. But they have minimal knowledge of traffic law so you're unlikely to incur much more than a bollocking.