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[JamesV6CDX]

http://www.i-kube.co.uk/pages/how_works.aspx

[Bent valve]

When I read the title,   I thought you meant like wheel alignment man.

[JamesV6CDX]

I wonder why so many accidents happen between 23:00 and 0500 then - I often drive during these times, and I must say, I feel a lot safer than I would driving along the M4 at 8:30am..!

[Bent valve]

I wonder why so many accidents happen between 23:00 and 0500 then - I often drive during these times, and I must say, I feel a lot safer than I would driving along the M4 at 8:30am..!

Young lads in high spirits,egged on by mates that are usually full of ale
 = recipe for disaster

[JamesV6CDX]

I wonder why so many accidents happen between 23:00 and 0500 then - I often drive during these times, and I must say, I feel a lot safer than I would driving along the M4 at 8:30am..!

Young lads in high spirits,egged on by mates that are usually full of ale
 = recipe for disaster

Yep true - I agree on the drink drive factor - but generally, the increased volume of 8am rush hour traffic, along with Mr no-time-to-live tailgaiter blasting down lane 3, makes it equally as dangerous, IMO

 :-/

[Mr Skrunts]

I wonder why so many accidents happen between 23:00 and 0500 then - I often drive during these times, and I must say, I feel a lot safer than I would driving along the M4 at 8:30am..!

Easy, Pubs last orders are 11pm, night clubs till 3am etc etc

[HolyCount]

Apprently empty carriageways make it irresistable to floor the accelerator !!! C,mom even us oldies give in to it every now and then !!!!  But a youngster, just passed his test (maybe!) hasn't got the expwerience to deal with the consequences should anything be amiss!!!!

[JamesV6CDX]

Fair points - but I still maintain it's equally as dangerous on a motorway at rush hour, etc... people don't seem to have a minute to breathe....

[Pitchfork]

Apprently empty carriageways make it irresistable to floor the accelerator !!! C,mom even us oldies give in to it every now and then !!!!  But a youngster, just passed his test (maybe!) hasn't got the expwerience to deal with the consequences should anything be amiss!!!!

Do you hunt wabbits Mr Fudd?

[tyreburner]

Sorry i think it is totally wrong, and 10 minutes after the fella fitted one to my car i would be cutting wires till it was all gone!!!!!!

[HolyCount]

Apprently empty carriageways make it irresistable to floor the accelerator !!! C,mom even us oldies give in to it every now and then !!!!  But a youngster, just passed his test (maybe!) hasn't got the expwerience to deal with the consequences should anything be amiss!!!!

Do you hunt wabbits Mr Fudd?

not wecently

[albitz]

This kind of big brother stuff makes my blood boil.
again.

[Martin_1962]

Just a way of trying to prevent youngsters car smashing I think

It is optional

[albitz]

These things always start off as optional Martin,they said the same about ID cards.Thin end of the wedge.

[HolyCount]

These things always start off as optional Martin,they said the same about ID cards.Thin end of the wedge.

Remember, a few years ago Norwich tried to bring it in for all age groups and it was a resounding flop.  IIRC Jon had one fitted.

It's all well and good when used for intended purpose --- but then the "powers that be" realise that they can pin point anyone at anytime, track their movements and SPEED at any given time.

I would imagine they could, if they so wished, set it up to issue NIPs automatically, 24/7 and covering every square inch of the tarmac!!!!

Driving without tax and insurance would automatically ping up on the system too (who needs ANPR?) ------ and I still say they could link it into the StarWars System and automaticallly vapourise offenders from space !!!!!!!

Sorry -- that last bit got a bit silly --- but all of the foregoing is alarmingly possible