[savgeax]

Isn't he a executive chauffeur driver for a living?

[g9icy]

Originally Posted by JustChris

You tubers will need a disclaimer at the start of videos saying certain scenes are speeded up and not in real time.

This and the obligatory blurred speedo probably cuts any follow up off?

Or a disclaimer that says, by viewing this you agree not to pursue any illigal activities shown in the video.

I'm sure that'd work.

[JustChris]

Originally Posted by g9icy

Or a disclaimer that says, by viewing this you agree not to pursue any illigal activities shown in the video.

I'm sure that'd work.

Or drive within speed limits on public roads...if you're filming.

[RustyBitz]

Originally Posted by KCH1984

I feel for him a bit, not that it's an excuse in the eyes of the law but his driving compared to some (e.g. LLF) is no worse than what many of us have probably done ourselves in our time. Certainly the videos I've watched he never seems out of control, on the edge or inappropriate for the conditions / road he's on.

I get though for some speeding is speeding and you take your medicine when you're caught out, I get that.

Agreed, I have hammered it around them roads in the past. LLF and his "guest" that's another subject speeding through residential areas in one video I watched.

[C320]

Originally Posted by savgeax

Isn't he a executive chauffeur driver for a living?

Yep, he is!

[g9icy]

Originally Posted by JustChris

Or drive within speed limits on public roads...if you're filming.

You and your impeccable logic have no place here!

[TodmordenLad]

Originally Posted by isleaiw1

Speed limits are frustrating, traffic is frustrating, but more frustrating than all that is not really having the opportunity to drive it other than in a straight line on a busy M1!

Hoping to get out in it this weekend - might venture out into the Peak District....

Sounds like you need a trip abroad in the M5. Bavarian Alps for 10 days early next Spring, I'd suggest