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drchaos wrote:Thanks for the Info!
So one can show up with $800 one dollar bills and 800 25c pieces and frustrate dem to have to count that out.
Phone Surgeon wrote:Frustrate yourself as wel. You hadda wait for them lol
drchaos wrote:Thanks for the Info!
So one can show up with $800 one dollar bills and 800 25c pieces and frustrate dem to have to count that out.
eliteauto wrote:drchaos wrote:Thanks for the Info!
So one can show up with $800 one dollar bills and 800 25c pieces and frustrate dem to have to count that out.
that makes no sense, that's misguided anger and frustration, what did the cashier/clerk do to you? Plus you have the count/tote it first. That's a lot of angst there
kamakazi wrote:Old idea... If everyone follows the speed limit for at least a year... No one will get a ticket... Investment, as the government looks at it will have no return... They will have to put those speed guns away eventually as it will no longer be worth it.
kamakazi wrote:How much time do people think they save by going faster... The time difference to cover 50km at 100kph instead of 80kph is only 7.5 mins, and that is with no traffic and or traffic lights whatsoever. It is 12.5 mins at 120kph but again with ideal conditions. With traffic and lights... Most likely you will meet up the car that overtook you at the next stop.
But wishful thinking I suppose to get Trinbagonians to slow down.
Quick question... For those who have used WAZE before... How much different is the speedometer on your vehicle VS the WAZE speedo
kamakazi wrote:How much time do people think they save by going faster... The time difference to cover 50km at 100kph instead of 80kph is only 7.5 mins, and that is with no traffic and or traffic lights whatsoever. It is 12.5 mins at 120kph but again with ideal conditions. With traffic and lights... Most likely you will meet up the car that overtook you at the next stop.
But wishful thinking I suppose to get Trinbagonians to slow down.
Quick question... For those who have used WAZE before... How much different is the speedometer on your vehicle VS the WAZE speedo
kamakazi wrote:How much time do people think they save by going faster... The time difference to cover 50km at 100kph instead of 80kph is only 7.5 mins, and that is with no traffic and or traffic lights whatsoever. It is 12.5 mins at 120kph but again with ideal conditions. With traffic and lights... Most likely you will meet up the car that overtook you at the next stop.
But wishful thinking I suppose to get Trinbagonians to slow down.
Quick question... For those who have used WAZE before... How much different is the speedometer on your vehicle VS the WAZE speedo
kamakazi wrote:How much time do people think they save by going faster... The time difference to cover 50km at 100kph instead of 80kph is only 7.5 mins, and that is with no traffic and or traffic lights whatsoever. It is 12.5 mins at 120kph but again with ideal conditions. With traffic and lights... Most likely you will meet up the car that overtook you at the next stop.
But wishful thinking I suppose to get Trinbagonians to slow down.
Quick question... For those who have used WAZE before... How much different is the speedometer on your vehicle VS the WAZE speedo
Average wrote:Does anyone feel very fatigued when driving at 80 or below? Like drunk fatigue? This is with A/C, without A/C and all the glass down, music loud, music off...I try all kinda thing. Is this because I used to drive faster and be more engaged before? I do't have diabetes or any sickness. Could I just be tired? What is it?
eliteauto wrote:Average wrote:Does anyone feel very fatigued when driving at 80 or below? Like drunk fatigue? This is with A/C, without A/C and all the glass down, music loud, music off...I try all kinda thing. Is this because I used to drive faster and be more engaged before? I do't have diabetes or any sickness. Could I just be tired? What is it?
Could be your mind, like many others you're telling yourself that 80kmph is a penance an so you're mentally defaulting to a position of boredom, in reality driving in Trinidad isn't really engaging anyway so what exactly is so engaging above 80? Unless you were zigzagging, running up on bumpers and almost crashing regularly safe driving is safe driving regardless of speed. Maybe you just have a boring car
Average wrote:Does anyone feel very fatigued when driving at 80 or below? Like drunk fatigue? This is with A/C, without A/C and all the glass down, music loud, music off...I try all kinda thing. Is this because I used to drive faster and be more engaged before? I do't have diabetes or any sickness. Could I just be tired? What is it?
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