have anyone had this experience or this ticket

[Soundy]

Originally Posted by sebberry

I would have loved to have seen the look on the JP's face if he responded "Not x-ray vision, but my S550 did come with the the IR camera and display that sees through the fog". g.

What sort of mythical, magical camera is this? Unless it's a thermal-imaging type (costing thousands of dollars, typically), it's not going to see through fog any better than any other camera (and realistically, thermal cameras don't do a whole lot better in fog either).

Originally Posted by bigzz786786

is there even highways in bc that have a 110km/h speed limit? i thought the max was 100?

Originally Posted by LSF22

Coquihalla Highway

Originally Posted by zulutango

Cruise control + slippery road = crash just waiting to happen...and it did.

There are signs on the Coq., too, specifically warning not to use cruise control in wet or slippery conditions. Uphill is actually worse, because the cruise will just kick down the gear and punch the gas when you drop below speed, with no way of telling if the road is slippery, or if you're in a curve, or any other conditions an experienced driver will recognize as not being a good time to accelerate.

[seekerbeta]

a section of the island highway is 110 km/h as well

[zulutango]

North of Parksville to the Willis Rd intersection at the north entrance to Campbell River, is all 110 except for the 90 zones at traffic lighted intersections.

[alexjimjim]

Originally Posted by bigzz786786

is there even highways in bc that have a 110km/h speed limit? i thought the max was 100?

I live in the van island and yes there are places in bc speed limit is 110km/h

[alexjimjim]

Originally Posted by Soundy

What sort of mythical, magical camera is this? Unless it's a thermal-imaging type (costing thousands of dollars, typically), it's not going to see through fog any better than any other camera (and realistically, thermal cameras don't do a whole lot better in fog either).







There are signs on the Coq., too, specifically warning not to use cruise control in wet or slippery conditions. Uphill is actually worse, because the cruise will just kick down the gear and punch the gas when you drop below speed, with no way of telling if the road is slippery, or if you're in a curve, or any other conditions an experienced driver will recognize as not being a good time to accelerate.

yes yes yes ................i know it now ............;(