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WarrenB wrote:Does seem daft, but it is what it is unfortunately!
Especially daft because if you convert your van to a camper and get it reclassified, you can do 'car' speed limits instead.
Either way it doesn't really bother me. Think you'd have to be very unlucky to get caught though.
Think of how much fuel you'll save!
Thequeenscheese wrote:Auto express say this, now the comment at the bottom state the court told him otherwise it's all very unclear
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/vans/99605/uk-van-speed-limits-everything-you-need-to-know
And why my van should be restricted when a fully laden sub, x5, discovery, navara etc would be far heavier than my van day to day is not then that's just crazy, what is the speed restriction actually for?, I can only assume it's stopping distance?
bigjohnthomas wrote:Thequeenscheese wrote:Auto express say this, now the comment at the bottom state the court told him otherwise it's all very unclear
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/vans/99605/uk-van-speed-limits-everything-you-need-to-know
And why my van should be restricted when a fully laden sub, x5, discovery, navara etc would be far heavier than my van day to day is not then that's just crazy, what is the speed restriction actually for?, I can only assume it's stopping distance?
Its for the tonne of unsecured load you have in the back of your van that cars do not that will kill a child in the event of an emergency
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