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  • in reply to: Golf cart brain #1017309
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    chrisonatrike wrote:
    I could be wrong but I suspect if everyone is using mowing machines for transport there could be some specific injury risks…

    I didn’t see anyone doing that, at least. The mowers seem to be used for mowing.

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1001243
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    It seems likely not to

    It seems likely not to include non-electric bicycles.

    Less official source.

    in reply to: Golf cart brain #1017305
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    I’m trying to convince my

    I’m trying to convince my family member to get something like that. When he bought the place, it came with a petrol powered golf cart, a riding lawnmower, and a small pontoon boat with a two-stroke engine.

    in reply to: Golf cart brain #1017295
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    The rules are at least a

    The rules are at least a little better than Peachtree. Carts are supposed to be governed to 15 MPH (24 km/h) which makes the speed more compatible with cycling. I was easily able to keep up with them on my Brompton. Nobody is supposed to be driving one without a drivers’ licence, which would require them to be at least 16 years old here, but there were definitely a few 13-15 year olds driving around. There are no police at all on the island.

    Comparing population density, the island is fairly wooded and is all single family summer homes with septic systems. There are about 150 homes on 120 acres. Nobody stays over the winter. The only businesses are the bar (a converted cottage) and the ferry (no building, just a dock and a parking lot for golf carts.) There’s also a pavilion and a childrens’ playground.

    in reply to: Golf cart brain #1017289
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    HoarseMann wrote:
    is it particularly hilly?

    I doubt there’s half a metre of elevation gain over the entire island. Flatter than Amsterdam. The bridge over the canal might be half a metre.

    Also, the weather was perfect, 26 °C and clear.

    andystow

    From Texas. At least some

    From Texas. At least some agency in the headline here:

    Man crashes Jeep into Denny’s restaurant, injuring 23 people inside…

    (originally posted in wrong thread)

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1001055
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    SaveTheWail wrote:

    I know the answer! It’s a definitive yes. However, your case has no merit, you won’t find a barrister who will take it, and if you manage to file the suit it will be dismissed on day one.

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1000869
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    David9694 wrote:
    “The suspects’ car is described as light blue and possibly an Audi or BMW.“

    Always a safe bet.

    in reply to: Recovery after workout in the evening. #1015927
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    Are you doing a cycling

    Are you doing a cycling workout, or a resistance workout? I find that creatine really helps with recovery (and gains) from the latter. Just be sure to stay hydrated.

    andystow

    https://www.itv.com/news/tyne

    Car reverses into Whickham opticians causing ‘substantial damage’

    No driver mentioned.

    https://www.itv.com/news/tyne-tees/2023-08-15/substantial-damage-as-car-crashes-through-opticians-window

    andystow
    hawkinspeter wrote:
    (…and why does the U.S. call the ground floor the 1st floor?)

    OPTION BASE 1

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1000707
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    Hirsute wrote:
    It’s the road not the driver

    “A man has identified an accident blackspot in Northern Ireland. He has sent the Department of Infrastructure a selection of clips showing vehicles crashing in the same place over the period of a month.”

    You really have to watch the video though.

    Found the location! Really hard to understand the crashes unless someone is pouring oil on the road when it’s wet. I suppose there’s always a remote chance that the drivers are not seeing the “SLOW” sign right before the gentle bend, though.

    https://goo.gl/maps/Cuok1xcAd4wS6ACd7

    in reply to: Latest (2023 release) Chilli-Tech camera #1015855
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    Do you have enough experience

    Do you have enough experience yet to know the real world battery life?

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1000649
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    David9694 wrote:
    Have they been washed there by floodwater?

    Hmmm, I guess it’s possible. It does look a bit like 中国.

    in reply to: Nutrion plan explained to a 5yo #1015821
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    That seems like a lot of

    That seems like a lot of grams of carbs for a five year old, although many parents seem to let them drink that much in soda regularly.

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