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Category: | Enforcement-related: Event or temporary issue |
Tags: | b13, b13-lgo, b13lgo, cambridge, clips, cycling, double, examples, lgo, limit, newmarket, road, speed, video |
Date time: | 2.04pm, Thursday 18th September, 2014 |
Time line: | Earlier | Later |
Facing: | East |
Added by: | radwagon |
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Area: | Cambridge |
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I just crossed over the road at a toucan crossing and cycled up the road towards my left turn. Usually around half way up I hear the crossing stop beeping. I know, as I go around 15mph, that I'll beat any car to the next turn, as long as they stick to the 30mph road limit.
So, I was a little shocked when I heard something coming up and realised it was going at some considerable speed. Here's what I found out when I looked at my camera's filming.
Camera is running at a shot every half second.
0.5 seconds to cover nearly 45 foot = ~60mph
1.0 seconds to cover over 68 foot = ~ 46mph
This is a 30mph limit area approaching a junction just after crossing a pedestrian crossing.
Anyone have any thoughts about the driving license of the driver of B13 LGO?
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