Is HS2 needed?
Re: Is HS2 needed?
No because their speed restricters would be removed.
A slight majority of a statistically worthless sample size agree.
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Gi Me Beer
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Re: Is HS2 needed?
Shit 120 mph juggernaut.
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Re: Is HS2 needed?
I can see the headlines now, FTA insists cars must be limited to the inside two lanes to make way for faster oving lorries!!!
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Re: Is HS2 needed?
FTA?
So if lorries didn't have a speed restrictor on them, how fast could they go? I'm guessing wind resistance will hit them in a big way, and current gearing doesn't allow for a massive top speed, I'm just curious more than anything.
So if lorries didn't have a speed restrictor on them, how fast could they go? I'm guessing wind resistance will hit them in a big way, and current gearing doesn't allow for a massive top speed, I'm just curious more than anything.
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Re: Is HS2 needed?
New ones have pissy little eco engines not the monster V8s of old so in many cases they never need restricting while loaded.
A slight majority of a statistically worthless sample size agree.
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Re: Is HS2 needed?
It would be better if roads were either widened to 3 lanes, OR on 2 lane roads, lorries are banned from overtaking.
The number of times you see one lorry doing 0.5 mph more than another and going for an overtake, causing miles of queued traffic and clogging up the roads! GRR!
The number of times you see one lorry doing 0.5 mph more than another and going for an overtake, causing miles of queued traffic and clogging up the roads! GRR!
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Re: Is HS2 needed?
FTA freight transport association.
The monster V8 engined trucks, debris tricked, I'm not sure, but 90+ The problem would be running out of straightish road!!!
The monster V8 engined trucks, debris tricked, I'm not sure, but 90+ The problem would be running out of straightish road!!!
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