A few weeks ago I took the permit and failed. I studied hard beforehand going on the colorado drivers site and taking the practice permit until i got almost every answer right. But when i took the test the answers were almost completely different and im scared to take it again. I printed out the drivers handbook,...
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That depends totally upon the road traffic laws in whichever mystery country you reside in.
But in the UK, no, you are not obliged to do so. Which is great for me, as most UK drivers never look at the hours of operation for bus lanes and I get everywhere much faster by using them when they are non-operational.
I got 60mpg in my Honda Civic recently for 100 miles by coasting downhill and increasing air in tires by 5psi.
How do you do it??
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maybe doc him a star (if everything else was good) and if you can leave a comment, point out it smelled like cigarettes.
From NY to CA if your car gets 50mpg and you sleep in your car?
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It takes me about 4 minutes to get from my bedroom to my office, and THAT'S if I stop in the kitchen to get a cup of coffee on the way.
Just wondering if you guys think it’s worth it to drive 30 minutes away everyday for up to 30 hours a week?
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You can drive it, but part will be interstate and part will be the old Route 66. The original no longer exists in that form.
I am in Los Angeles, California. I'm wondering when is the earliest I can get into the right turning lane? How many feet can I drive in the right turning lane? Can someone also provide for me the traffic code where I may find this information?
I found a product that works (phantom plate) after a previous one that didn't. That was in May and figured with car washes and rain and just eventually wears out. I've been taking advantage of toll roads to work and back and going to downtown on weekends.
I haven't got a citation for using the tolls...
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You would need a very very wide car to do this. Do you mean drive in the sides of 2 adjacent lanes and be a roadhog?
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Car & Driver tested your theory with a Golf GTI, a Camaro and a Ferrari against a Dodge Charger Police Interceptor: the cop won every time, even against the Ferrari because most people cannot drive that good for long enough to evade police with their powerful cars, radios and helicopter backup.
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I'd go with whatever the norm for taxis is your area is. (USA- sit in the back. Australia/New Zealand- sit in the front, unless asked not to.)
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Your comments to other answers answer suggest that you actually meant to ask 'What towns outside London are within an hour's commuting time by rail of the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital near Stanmore ?'
Is that right?
If the main constraints are:
- the RNOH is not within convenient walking...
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I have a DMV appointment to get my ID, but I know it s going to take a week or so to get the real one. I ve been told they ll give me a sort of temporary one to use. Will that ID be enough to get on a greyhound? I also have my learners permit with a photo on it that I could bring for backup.