If you are driving at over the speed limit and get caught by a camera then normally you would be offered a fixed penalty, currently £60 fine and 3 points on your licence. However if you only exceeded the speed limit by a small margin (for example, I think in 30mph zones the cameras catch you at 30+10% or 33mph and above. If you are doing 33-39mph I think this counts as a "small margin") then you may be offered an alternative to the 3 points and £60 - that is, to go on a Speed Awareness Course instead. This costs £79.50 but means you keep a clean licence - no points or fixed penalty. You have to agree to the course within 21 days and complete the course with the particular provider, within a certain time period (5 months I think). The course is designed to show you the dangers of speeding and encourage you to stay within the limits. If you already have 8 points or more then you won't be offered the course.
Speed, Awareness and skill.
The rhyme scheme of a poem does not determine its speed. The speed of a poem is influenced by factors such as the rhythm, pacing, and tone of the language used.
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It is important to use a safe speed on all roadways. The speed limit is listed to ensure the drivers awareness or surrounding and pedestrians. To use excessive speed limits reaction times and can cause greater damage in event of an accident.
12 miles per hour is a fairly fast running speed, but on the scheme of things, it is quite slow.
Mass. Speed. Condition of road surface and road wheels. Awareness. Well serviced brakes.
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Frost wrote it to his daughter Irma on learning of her engagement (1926). He contrasts the fast pace of her life with the importance in marriage of standing still and in tandem. The final line became the epitaph on the grave of his wife, Eleanor, who died 25 years before he did.