Tony B

Don't know about the wording. DVLA had all the photos, had it inspected and gave their blessing when I got it about six years ago now.

What was the idea, frighten 'em to death? :-D

Anotehr odity came out. Anyone any idea what this maybe? It is hollow with threaded end. And shoe, obcviously female but is it a service shoe?

Just spent a happy couple of hours at Andy's dig at Shooters Hill. Urgent id needed of this hub cap. It came out of a rubbish dump hole dated by a coin to 1943 or earlier.

Kyle, mate! You'll fit right in! :-D Don't forget to post pictures! India is woefully under represented on the forum!

Try the French Douane recently. :shake:

Oh that's EVIL!! :cool2:

Bodge old mate, DON'T give up the day job! By the way what's this 'ON' with Jack's hair? I still thought the operative word was 'OFF'? Has the rush hour has just developed a new horror, a load of blokes in funny clothes hawking another starnge magazine outsdie the station?

I THIIIINK it may be safer to take my own! :-D

Good question, a guy I knew when Duty Officer drovea Military Safari with blues, when not on duty trips a size ten sock, green, men's was used . If you can't see it's blue how do you know? My vehicle does stand casualty transport at various events, though when travelling to and from the crosses etc are alwyas covered.

Welcome Kylie, you are entering a world wide mad house!

Thanks Andrea. I was wondering what the French description of parrafin/ kerosene was for the pressure lamps.

Welcome.

I'll ask: what's Thermixine?

What do you expect? That near to Dover?

Welcome Daniel, maybe you can tell us why the Neuteral countries always produce the best Kit? Bring plenty of chocolate on your next visit .

Surley part of the planning for a high speed taxi would take into account the aircraft might lift for a few feet?

Chevpol, when the mechanics picked up MODPLOD vehicles for service the lights were always covered and a large 'Not on Duty' sign stuck in the window.

Welcome David, you will no doubt be inundated with questions!

Repeatring the wisdom of the master.

In UK there is regulation to set a mandatory minimum speed limit. A blue background cirle with white lettering. For instance the Dartford crossing has a minimum sped limit of 10 mph.

My 101 ambulance is still registered as an ambulance. Mind you at over ninefeet off the ground the blue is not that obvious.

Wasn't he the Dentsit who went on a private commando raid?

Slow moving vehicle: Any vehicle with four or more wheels that has a mximum speed not excedding 25 mph. These Regulations amend the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1984 to require slow-moving vehicles to show an amber warning light when on dual-carriageway roads (other than motorways) not subject to a speed limit of 50 miles per hour or less. Regulation 3 inserts two new regulations. New regulation 15A prohibits (with certain exemptions) the use on such a dual carriageway road of a slow-moving motor vehicle (meaning a vehicle with four or more wheels and a maximum speed not exceeding 25 mph) unless it is fitted with at least one warning beacon showing an amber light. New regulation 22A requires every such beacon to be kept lit. Regulations 4 to 7 contain consequential amendments.

Isn't Slow moving is less than 20mph, and must carry a beacon. Note you can drive PCV and LGV on a motorway on a provisional licence.