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24-04-2020, 09:08 PM
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Question.
We've had a tragedy happen and I won't touch on this as too upsetting. As sports or car lovers what do we think? Drink driving ok? (never done it) Speeding OK? (yes I've done it. No traffic etc) Where do we draw the line? Both are completely outside the law but where is your risk base? I personally never drink or drive but regularally sit at 120 or so easy. Where is the line as I don't believe most car lovers haven't enjoyed their beautiful car occassionally.... Guess track only and that's fair. |
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Fast car driving
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