A part la Société civile française dans le cadre de la redistribution par la sécurité sociale, il existe une famille d'entreprise qui a un énorme intérêt à la réduction de la mortalité routière : ce sont les assurances. Sous couvert d'une proposition que d'aucun ne saurait contester le bien fondé: ...

Heureusement que c'est un 1er avril, toutefois: il en seraient capable histoire de contenter un obscur e lobby ... Lequel ? Merci Guy pour cette éclairante remarque... Sachant qu'il est dénombré environ 10 lobbyistes pour 1 parlementaire, qui pourrait avoir le plus intérêt d'une telle mesure? Perso...

Prenez une Renault Super 5 à 500 balles de 800 kg et 40L d'essence et vous tracez à 130 km/h pendant 500 km en faisant le plein en 5 minutes... C'est beau le progrès, hein ! J'ai eu une super 5 il y a environ 40 ans...Bon, il ne valait mieux pas avoir un accident sérieux avec... Bref, l'embonpoint ...

It could be half for the owner, half for you. It's a common deal.

PS: moreover, I don't think I intervened, at least in the technical aspects of your equipment. No bad trial...

Christophe wrote:I took out the drone to quantify the construction site a little...I estimate from this photo that there are in fact between 450 and 550 fir trees (I counted around 30 piles with between 15 and 20 fir trees in piles...)

And what happens to them? Are you bringing them home?

Basically, would a general limitation of 100km/h be a tragedy? I don't think so, or you have to explain to me why.

Remundo wrote:the NIST study is a smokescreen without a name. But eating the NIST flies is a good test of becoming a combat Covidist.

Because you are a specialist in the resistance of large metal structures to fire?

Remundo wrote:
source: Auto Plus Magazine[/ Url]

Your article is dated April 1st.

Complement: everything is interesting in this document, but the graph on page 3 is particularly interesting, even if it takes into account national aggregate data which is not necessarily representative of local data.

A report from “France Stratégie” which has just been released and which takes stock of water resource and consumption data. I haven't read it carefully yet, but it seems interesting to me.