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I found my first handheld GPS the other day - a Garmin GPS38 which must be around 20 years old now and put it beside the Garmin VivoActive HR - the ViVoActive doesn't seem so large after that

The last week I have had a lot of spam sent to an address I only gave to Satmap (the spam sort of text usually for adult websites).

Anyone else experiencing similar

Hang on a cotton pickin' minute, It was you who started this off in post#7 with a wild unsubstantiated claim about insignificant increase in stopping distance and exposure to risk for less time. :roll ...

Now how much time does it take to check your speedometer

Fraction of a second, same for checking mirrors. Part of the information gathering process that makes a good driver .... Google IPSGA : ...

Just picked up this tread. Without going into the ins and outs of exceeding the speed limit a question was asked what the stopping distance difference was between 30 and 33 mph.
It is of course vari ...

The biggest thing we could do to increase safety is leave an average of an extra second space between vehicles - but the amount of traffic and the impatience of drivers won't allow it.

Really? ...

Watch out suss. he's behind you. Very Happy

probably the one leaving plenty of space

When I was preparing for my advanced driving test back in the 80's one of the first things I was told is that the ...

Assuming a car has a constant deceleration,

A big assumption I think

The longer you are on a road the more chance there is of something random happening.Based on that theory then, it's best to jump a red light at 100MPH because you are exposed to the danger for less ti ...

Following your logic to conclusion we should all drive as fast as possible so the journey is over as quickly as possible, do you really think that would reduce accidents or be less dangerous Rolling Eyes

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Easily, the faster you're going the more damage you do when you hit something, particularly so if it's a pedestrian. Equally you're more likely to hit something because the faster you're going the lo ...

The bottom line is if your speeding your speeding, putting yourself and others in additional danger.

Can you quantify what the extra danger from speeding at 10% over the limit is?

Because most ...

http://i.imgur.com/TixO3KK.jpg
Mine is in a similar positioned, on a beanbag mount, it obscures some of the bonnet.

I got the same email - didn't think to check TomTom dates when I went out and I am sure I'll remember tomorrow as I walk into Office after parking car and switching off TomTom

Works AV decisions are often questionable.

In this case the choice of McAfee is questionable Laughing

Could be worse they could have chosen Symantec anti-virus & whole disk encryption as well ...

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