. I still have another EV that is going back tomorrow so have driven that on the odd occasion I've needed to get shopping. Sounds silly I know, but since I've paid up for it until that date I thought I'd better get the full use out of it.
It's not about the traffic, it's about the collisions and the extra strain at the worst possible time on the hospitals from RTCs that will inevitably happen. You may be a carrier, you may infect five NHS staff or Police who tend to you... you'll take up a vital ambulance, a bed, you might even kill someone you infect. Driving is an unnecessary risk at the moment.
Exactly. However there will always be differences of moral interpretation here, as we have a social inhibition (which is inevitably vague and imprecise and driven by guilt and public shaming) that is underpinned by legislation (which is officially driven by the desire for a statistical reduction in demand for emergency services). It's all very messy..
A70 has turned into a race track if you are interested - mostly Sunday Porsche drivers discovering other days of the week and what's that RS brand with the four ʞɔoɔ rings? Hoofing it all times of the day and night and overtaking on the assumption there's nothing coming the other way.
Easy pickings for unmarked cars then. People should surely realise that they're going to be even more hot on flagrant speeding at times like this.
I went to fill up my diesel the other day before putting it into storage (will sell once Covid-19 is done).Not related to us, but also they want to stop people going to the Petrol Stations as there is a greater risk of infected people and the spread due to people touching the Pumps.
The Oil price went into negative yesterday in the US (they were paying you to buy, as they cant store it as there is less demand and too much supply) and so they were saying it could be possible that the price of fuel goes down below £1 a litre - this got me excited for a nano second, then I remembered - I don't need Fuel
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