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Road trains are a feature of many Australian roads. Each "train" is up to 53 metres long and consists of a "prime mover" and up to four trailers. They usually travel at 100kph and give way to no one! |
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On wide tarmac roads road trains are an interesting addition to the traffic. On dirt roads they are a significant hazard. If possible it is best to pull over and stop well off the road. |
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You have ten seconds, starting now. (Don't forget there may be another road train behind you doing 100kph and you can't see it because of your own dust.) |
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T minus 10 seconds. ![]() |
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T minus 2 seconds. ![]() |
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T minus 1 second. ![]() |
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Zero! ![]() |
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T plus 1 second. ![]() |
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T plus 2 seconds. ![]() |
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T plus 3 seconds. ![]() |
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T plus 9 seconds. ![]() |
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Don't forget there may be a second road train behind the first one. They like to travel together. |
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| Stephen Stewart. |
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