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Old 25-09-2010, 06:20 PM #23
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Originally Posted by Shasown View Post
It is attitudes like yours that do actually endanger lives. What happens when you think you are on the ball but maybe you arent. Going through red lights while accelerator harshly, yeah safe as houses that noone has ever been involved in an accident let alone been killed because of someone doing that have they?

Any sort of deliberate action breaking the law when driving is as willful as any other.

As for zero tolerance there is no such thing, where do you set the limit, some peoples metabolism naturally create a certain level of alcohol in the body if they eat fruit for example.
I bet you still feed the wheel.

I always work on a 2 second rule, if its going on to amber, if I think I can make it before its red then I'll put my foot down, if not then I'll brake. If I ever go through a red light its when its literally just turned red, its not like I randomly sit at traffic lights and then drive into oncoming traffic whilst its red, just keep going without looking or floor the accelerator so I'm going 50mph through the lights. In theory, doing that won't cause an accident because I still keep a good distance from the car in front and the traffic lights for oncoming traffic will still be on red too.

And there is such thing as zero tolerance, metabolism isn't going to put the same amount of alcohol into your bloodstream as drinking a pint so limits need to be kept at a minimal level. The current system allows you to drink a fair bit
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So now we're talking about the physics involving a piece of frozen **** in a hot cup of tea. TiBB

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