South Devon Highway: please vote (deadline 30 Nov 2016)
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South Devon Highway: please vote (deadline 30 Nov 2016)
Devon County Council want your opinions regarding the future of the main road through Kingskerswell. Construction work on the South Devon Link Road is now well underway and, when it opens, it will provide an opportunity to permanently improve local accessibility along and across a road that has for many years been a major barrier:
https://www.devonnewscentre.info/locals ... skerswell/
South Devon Link Road (Kingskerswell By-pass) website: http://southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/
https://www.devonnewscentre.info/locals ... skerswell/
South Devon Link Road (Kingskerswell By-pass) website: http://southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/
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You can view full details here and respond to the consultation on-line: http://www.devon.gov.uk/kingskerswell-village
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On schedule, and now known as the South Devon Highway. Was going to post a link to a video via the Herald Express but the Herald Express website is almost impossible to navigate and their advertisements are ridiculously intrusive. http://www.southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/
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Final newsletter, Autumn 2015: http://www.southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/aut ... newsletter
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ordinarily I skim past Gullscorer's posts on the Popside but this is actually quite interesting. When I was on Torquay I had a look at the plans in the library, and by then (it was last december) they were well on the way to building it. Hoping to drive on the completed things when/if I come back this winter.
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South Devon Highway now open, as from Tuesday 15 December:
http://www.southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/new ... ns-traffic
http://www.southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/new ... -motorists
http://www.southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/new ... ns-traffic
http://www.southdevonlinkroad.co.uk/new ... -motorists
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V-maxed the Jag about 24 hours after it was opened. Hoping, for a short while at least, to have held the speed record along there.
If anyone has every done more than 156.5mph over the Clifton Suspension Bridge, I'd like to know. Convinced that record is still mine.
Oddly, that stretch is also an inappropriately low 50 limit.
Matt.
If anyone has every done more than 156.5mph over the Clifton Suspension Bridge, I'd like to know. Convinced that record is still mine.
Oddly, that stretch is also an inappropriately low 50 limit.
Matt.
J5 said, "ferrarilover is 100% correct"
I would imagine plenty have, after all it IS a long way to fall! Fair play to you for surviving it ..... I guess you must have been pretty desperate .... but then they all are. Good to hear that you are still with us and hope that things are better for you now...ferrarilover wrote:
If anyone has every done more than 156.5mph over the Clifton Suspension Bridge, I'd like to know. Convinced that record is still mine.
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Ha hahaha, I'm fine now, ta.
Interestingly, the greatest distance between the top of the highest point of the bridge and the water below is 101m. Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81m/second^2. This gives a pleasing terminal velocity of, as near as makes no difference, exactly 100mph. The answer from.a more realistic jumping point of the roadway gives a figure closer to 70mph.
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Interestingly, the greatest distance between the top of the highest point of the bridge and the water below is 101m. Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81m/second^2. This gives a pleasing terminal velocity of, as near as makes no difference, exactly 100mph. The answer from.a more realistic jumping point of the roadway gives a figure closer to 70mph.
Matt.
J5 said, "ferrarilover is 100% correct"
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Wouldn't it be more fun to use a parachute?
As for doing more than 156.5mph over the Clifton Suspension Bridge, I believe a number of aircraft have managed the feat..
As for doing more than 156.5mph over the Clifton Suspension Bridge, I believe a number of aircraft have managed the feat..
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VOTE NOW: If you want the South Devon Highway to win the national 2016 People's Choice Award:
https://www.ice.org.uk/careers-and-prof ... on-highway
https://www.ice.org.uk/careers-and-prof ... on-highway
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