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Am I a menace to other motorists.


bumpkin

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I dont use motorways that often but every time I use the M25 it becomes a car park.

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Quickbeam

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It's no problem at all so long you buy a parking ticket on entry.

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Jwbjnwolf

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ROFL Quickbeam

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bumpkin

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Quickbeam, I would not mind if it was short stay but it a compulsory long stay arrangement with no option to leave.

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bumpkin

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Here is a good idea that the police should pick up on, for a tenner you can use the hard shoulder and get off at the next junction plus the fine of course.

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wiz-king

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The M25 is London's largest carpark.

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Aitchbee

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If you're stuck in a jam, you can always put some music on.

'Stuck In a Jam' Music

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Forum Editor

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"The M25 is London's largest carpark."

It's actually a godsend to people who, like me, need to get around the perimeter of London, rather than crossing it. I use it a lot, and yes, it carries a huge volume of traffic so yes, at times you slow to a crawl, or sometimes stop altogether.

Without the M25 London would simply not work, however, so despite it's shortcomings it is exactly what I said - a godsend.

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fourm member

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I know it has been said before but there is a very easy solution to traffic congestion. The chap in front has to give up using his car.

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fourm member

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To return to the key point, or what I think is the key point of the thread, you aren't automatically a menace just because you don't use the motorway regularly. As long as you know both what is supposed to happen and have some sense of what actually happens.

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"As long as you know both what is supposed to happen and have some sense of what actually happens."

Good advice, and something that someone should tell my satnav system. It thinks that the M25 is the road to everywhere, so it tries to route me onto it at every opportunity. Years of driving in and around London have provided me with a personal database of short-cuts and (relatively) traffic-free work-arounds however, and at times it is very irritating to be told to 'turn around, as you are going in the wrong direction'.

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