maddog1982
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Top speed limits are coming in at the same time too, along with changes to the highway code regarding cyclists.
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Just catching up on a few threads and noticed this one. Iām looking to head back in 5 or so years and importing my mustang with me. Sounds like from whatās going on back there I could have an issue importing it into the country ???
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As far as I'm aware the car will need to comply with the regulations at the time it was made so you should be OK, modifications aside.
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You might find them noisier when you brake a bit harder, and instead of slowing down properly you hear the ABS go beserk.
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You do know the difference between 'hot' girls and 'pretty' girls. I know which I prefer!Apparently hot girls love the sound of a V8.
Those who don't aren't hot.
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You have me thinking re obtaining the approvals for the mustang in the UK and compare to oz (not that Iām paranoid
). I think they are both quite close but probably best if I check the noise and emissions. I exported a car this way and was pretty straightforward but given what is changing could be a complex PITA exercise to justify complying with Regs if itās not an EV.
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You talk drivel as well!
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So, back on topic ā¦ 
Iāve just been out for my run and sometime since Tuesday night, two junctions within a mile of my house (mini roundabout and a traffic light T junction) have got temporary posts put up with what looks like mini microphones on the top of them and a chained / secured equipment box at the base.
Are these scoping out potential noise camera locations ? Should I be paranoid ā¦ lol ?
WD
Iāve just been out for my run and sometime since Tuesday night, two junctions within a mile of my house (mini roundabout and a traffic light T junction) have got temporary posts put up with what looks like mini microphones on the top of them and a chained / secured equipment box at the base.
Are these scoping out potential noise camera locations ? Should I be paranoid ā¦ lol ?
WD
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More likely traffic monitoring rather than noiseSo, back on topic ā¦
Iāve just been out for my run and sometime since Tuesday night, two junctions within a mile of my house (mini roundabout and a traffic light T junction) have got temporary posts put up with what looks like mini microphones on the top of them and a chained / secured equipment box at the base.
Are these scoping out potential noise camera locations ? Should I be paranoid ā¦ lol ?
WD
