I agree, if the police have no power and at the same time numbers reduced then crime will go up. Tory idiots all live in their glass houses and heavy security cars with body guards around them. They dont give a shit about the general public and their safety. Long live JC and the labour party to save...

It would be a terrible shame if the rumours were true. I really like him.

Commuting on a bike must be a painful experience but for Sunday rides and summer evening rides I can put up with the normal traffic till I get to the quiet twisty roads. That,s usually about 10 miles before I can set myself free.

I feel much safer on my bike than being in one of those micro cars but they,re ok for running around in town. Not a good idea to use them on motorways.

Ray you can get different Safety Integrity Levels (SiL 1 to 4) for instruments and you could employ triple redundancy if needed. Simple systems with low risk fail yes. But high integrity systems can prove almost fail free. . We must have bought cheap shite in the past Steve unless in the last few y...

In my line of work I see sensors and switches failing all the time and computer programmes that develop bugs all of a sudden and throw everything around suddenly for no reason. Therefore although technology is great and artificial intelligence is improving all the time but I doubt it that in our tim...

Pictures will be coming too soon. Be patient and wait for that. Watch this space.

They still have to be insured Blade but the rest are good positives for sure.

Steve.. Come summer, that,ll be me in shorts on my scooter mate.

Thats even harder St Albans.

I bought a scooter this weekend one of these in the pic to use when I go places on the bus and train to use in between instead of walking. (nod) I took it around our block yesterday for a test ride and shit man, it is quite a hard work but it took me 15 minutes to go round the block instead of 40 mi...

Pass the pipe around mate and relax.

Its those dreams that eventually changes this horrible world we live in, so... for that purpose I,ll keep on dreaming.

D41 wrote:Perfect for Monty...

He won,t even fit in one of those.

No I didn,t say that, of course not. Thats a different issue. I,m talking about giving total control to a car that only relies on sensors to work correctly. A while ago I was driving a car which had lane control system and I let go of the steering wheel but it failed once or twice and it kept asking...

Kwacky wrote:
Driverless cars are safer. Get used to them, they're coming and they're going to stay.

They are great only to assist but not to be totally trusted I don,t think.

Death is a kind of release that you won,t know anything about afterwards but freedom on earth would feel great on the other hand.

Freedom from any religious beliefs, freedom from this commercialised world, marked clothing, material stuff. They,re all chains round people,s necks these days.

One way of reducing traffic at rush hour is probably forcing people to commute to work in micro cars only or use public transport.

I was going to go to donnington tomorrow but I dont think I,ll go now cos theres a high chance of rain.

Its crazy to totally trust limit switches, proximity switches and sensors. What was the driving thinking or did he think he,s on a plane and can fall sleep till he gets home? |-) https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/mar/31/tesla-car-crash-autopilot-mountain-view" onclick="window.ope...

I,m not following him but what he,s talked about makes sense and he did,nt say those things to control anyone but instead to set people free.