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@Drivingforfun The really low centre of gravity really does make for an extremely stable platform for a car. My Mini Electric is incredibly fun to... see more
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Wasn't it some Japanese cars that used to have the wiper stalk on the left and indicators on the right? You would see cars approaching a junction on... see more
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It's great to have you on board!! I've dropped you a DM just to say hi. 😀 see more
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The convention in this country is exactly that - hot tap on the left. see more
- Yesterday 13:48
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I've just joined the forum, and I have years of experience with car clubs and forums. I love driving and am an advanced driver. The RAC seems like a... see more
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Now you know how/why indicators self cancel 😉 see more
- Yesterday 12:29
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I noticed something yesterday that made me think of this conversation. On my car's AC control, cold is on the left and hot is on the right. I've... see more
- Yesterday 10:52
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I don't know where you got that idea from, but wherever it came from I am sorry to say that you have been misinformed. Traffic on the major... see more
- 02-06-24 15:15
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Beautiful sunny day here today, Not a cloud in sight. So I should be sprawled out on my recliner sipping a cold beer, right? No, the wife decided I... see more
- 02-06-24 13:43
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There seems to be a huge price difference for stuff bought in the US and UK. Years ago I had a friend who was a Flight Engineer with British... see more
- 02-06-24 13:32
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Thanks, your system is different from ours. see more
- 02-06-24 13:24
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@TC1474 thanks for your response, I understand what you are saying. I've always been under the impression that if you are at a give way sign and... see more
- 02-06-24 12:54
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Sorry to say, strict liability applies in that whilst I understand what you are saying, it will be deemed that you still failed to accord precedence... see more
- 02-06-24 12:37
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Hi All, Today I had a collision when emerging from a minor road (I was turning right onto a major road. Normally I would expect and... see more
- 02-06-24 01:01
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The fee Drivingforfun mentions is paid by the buyer. The agent's commission is paid by the seller, so no, no deduction! see more
- 01-06-24 15:32
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So if you do buy the hose will the 'fee' be deducted from the estate agents commission. All two sided contracts are negotiable😁 see more
- 01-06-24 15:01
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They are one in the same. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_sensor But I still say that 500 quid is excessive. see more
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By reporting it you are not admitting anything, you are simply complying with the law. Given the behaviour of the third party, work on the... see more
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NMNeill, could be a translation error, but that is what we call a Lambda sensor. This is what I believe is the part they are on about. (This page is... see more
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As mentioned by someone else, the rules apply to any place where the public have access by payment or otherwise or the road is maintained at public... see more
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Thanks for the helpful info. I’m not even sure the car door hit their car, my daughter wasn’t sure. If I report it to the police am I admitting... see more
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Thanks @Beelzebub, I wasn't aware of that In that case, by the state of my doors, I've been the victim of crime about a dozen times in my... see more
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The law applies on a road "or other public place". Whether it's private land is irrelevant, what matters is whether the public have... see more
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Does everything still apply if this happened on private ground like a supermarket car park? I thought there was no legal requirement to stop if it... see more
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The law is quite clear, it states - If owing to the presence of a motor vehicle on a road, injury or damage is caused to a third party, then the... see more
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Is this a new wheeze? I've bought about a dozen houses over the years and never been asked. I'm actually in the process at the moment, and had to... see more
- 31-05-24 16:58
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Hello Can you please advise on the following? I unlocked my car while my daughter and friend ran ahead to get in to avoid the windy weather... see more
- 31-05-24 16:37
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I understand. Here in the US the whole realtor / estate agent fees issue has been the result of a lawsuit.... see more
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But the 500 quid still doesn't make much sense.... see more
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When buying a house, the buyer is often expected to pay a "nominal" fee of £50+VAT to run some checks to make sure they are genuine and that the... see more
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