It is not clear to me whether the residents themselves drive too fast through the village.
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Riis had received instructions not to drive too fast, so traffic backed up behind us, and some people began to honk.
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Most serious collisions are caused by teenagers who drive too fast or turn too quickly; older adults generally don't do that, he said.
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We know it isn't just the passage of time, since it has been going on for centuries, long before there were cars to drive too fast.
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Drivers aren't calling one another up to agree to drive too fast; no manufacturers (one hopes) are sitting at a country club agreeing to keep their prices high.
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You drive too fast, get caught, and if you wind up with a paper in your hand and a need to spin it to somebody, what apter (or more amusing) way to do so than to declare it an AWARD FOR FAST DRIVING?
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The Fed looks set to shift into a lower gear when it comes to rate hiking, and now markets want to make sure Europe's central bankers aren't going to drive too fast as they approach the off ramp for their own easy money program.
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Safe speed is the maximum speed permitted by the basic speed law and negligence doctrine. Safe speed is not the same as the 85 percentile operating speed used by traffic engineers in establishing speed zones. Fog, snow, or ice can create conditions where most people drive too fast, and chain reaction accidents in such conditions are examples of where large groups of drivers collided because they failed to reduce speed for the conditions. The speeds at which most people drive can only be a very rough guide to safe speed, and an illegal or negligent custom or practice is not in itself excusable.
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Her father is in frail health and barely hanging on. He passes away within days of her arriving, devastating her; while its first implied that he has died of natural causes, she later reveals that he died from injuries sustained in a car crash caused by a drunk driver. She compensates for her sadness, stating that "sometimes I drive too fast... sometimes I drink too much... sometimes I fall madly in love with the wrong man". As the chief M.E., Cox distinguished herself by being much more friendly and personable with the homicide unit than her predecessor.
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The Seven Dials Mystery, Chapter 1 When Bundle's father, with whom she clearly had a strong bond, observed that "you modern young people seem to have such unpleasant ideas about love-making", she attributed this to her having read The Sheik ("Desert love. Throw her about, etc."The Secret of Chimneys, Chapter 21), the novel by Edith Maude Hull (1919) on which Rudolph Valentino's celebrated film of 1921 was based. Bundle owned a Hispano-Suiza car, though the model is not identified.See The Agatha Christie Collection, Part 13 (Planet Three, 2002) On her own admission, she tended to drive too fast and some, including Lord Caterham, were “terrified” of her driving.
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She was always talking about the legalization of the houses, like Ilić, but the law says that the constructions in the forbidden zone can't be legalized at all. Number of houses, in New Belgrade section only, grew to over 120 by 2017, so the path on the embankment was de facto turned into the street. That caused frequent clashes with the pedestrians, joggers and bicyclists as the majority of the proprietors of the illegal houses are wealthy and drive too fast over the embankment in powerful cars and SUVs. Since 2016, citizens began to gather at the entry point, protesting and blocking the illegal traffic.
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Certainly, the 'bad boy' Beyoncé is in love with is more a physical > representation of countless painfully banal fantasies about guys who 'drive > too fast' and 'smoke too much' than an actual person, but at least it feels > tangible. For once, the pop song trying to make a connection with its > listener doesn't feel like a total fraud. Forget Lady Gaga's song about her > relationship with her father or Britney Spears' lullaby to her babies – > here, I'm convinced, if only for a moment, that Beyoncé really would rather > die young than to live her life without her lover, that she cares, even if > you don't. This doesn't fully explain why 4 is as enjoyable as it is, but it > does convey just how convincing Beyoncé can be when given the right tools – > and it turns out that those tools consist of not much more than Beyoncé's > voice itself.
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