Irish Taxi Forum
Public Area => Taxi Talk => Topic started by: jane on November 03, 2018, 03:25:27 pm
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Are there any eco taxis in Ireland keeping to the optimum speed of 80km/hr for fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions reduction? I heard lately of some taxis doing it on the continent.
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Only of a Tuesday Jane.
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Jane M.
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Gud by t`Jane
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Are there any eco taxis in Ireland keeping to the optimum speed of 80km/hr for fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions reduction? I heard lately of some taxis doing it on the continent.
30 kph limit in city centre.
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Are there any eco taxis in Ireland keeping to the optimum speed of 80km/hr for fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions reduction? I heard lately of some taxis doing it on the continent.
Most are sitting idly on ranks, doing their bit for the planet.
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Are there any eco taxis in Ireland keeping to the optimum speed of 80km/hr for fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions reduction? I heard lately of some taxis doing it on the continent.
Welcome to the jungle..........Jane.
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Are there any eco taxis in Ireland keeping to the optimum speed of 80km/hr for fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions reduction? I heard lately of some taxis doing it on the continent.
Tarzan will be along shortly, he will have all the answers.
I think he drives a Mazda Tree to Tree !!
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The only time I see 80 is on the way to the airport.
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Are there any eco taxis in Ireland keeping to the optimum speed of 80km/hr for fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions reduction? I heard lately of some taxis doing it on the continent.
Haven't a fucking clue,
I just run the bollocks out of me heap when it's bizy,
A jumbo jet uses 1 gallon of fuel a minute, And there's a million of them in the sky at any time,
The Passengers sitting in them don't give a fuck ,
So why should I in me little 2.1 L engine.
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it's actually 1 gallon per second believe it or not.
obama flying around the world in that yoke harping on about climate change...
for fuck's sake.
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I take that as a no so.I wonder if you kept to 80km/hr as a maximum, promoting it as a green option, could you make more money? 1. you would save on fuel. 2. you would save on wear n tear on all parts of the car. 3. Sure don't you get paid for your time so would you lose much? lIs it worth trying as an experiment? Just thought. Don't be giving mean replies, I'm a sensitive soul.
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it's actually 1 gallon per second believe it or not.
obama flying around the world in that yoke harping on about climate change...
for fuck's sake.
I was just testing to see if anyone was awake,
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I take that as a no so.I wonder if you kept to 80km/hr as a maximum, promoting it as a green option, could you make more money? 1. you would save on fuel. 2. you would save on wear n tear on all parts of the car. 3. Sure don't you get paid for your time so would you lose much? lIs it worth trying as an experiment? Just thought. Don't be giving mean replies, I'm a sensitive soul.
I know ,
I was a sensitive soul until i came on here,
A shower of gougers they are,
Not one with a real car either.
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I take that as a no so.I wonder if you kept to 80km/hr as a maximum, promoting it as a green option, could you make more money? 1. you would save on fuel. 2. you would save on wear n tear on all parts of the car. 3. Sure don't you get paid for your time so would you lose much? lIs it worth trying as an experiment? Just thought. Don't be giving mean replies, I'm a sensitive soul.
I know ,
I was a sensitive soul until i came on here,
A shower of gougers they are,
Not one with a real car either.
Poor Jane.
You are about to be treated to the pointless meanderings that goes with owning a crashed/repairable, imported MERC.
Albeit an E class.
You know the way Juveniles have go faster stripes on their heaps?
The poor lad can't even keep up with our Muslim brethren from Pakistan. 8)
p.s Be gentle with him, and don't mention Grey...stones! rofl
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it's actually 1 gallon per second believe it or not.
obama flying around the world in that yoke harping on about climate change...
for fuck's sake.
I was just testing to see if anyone was awake,
gerrup ta bed owadat.
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I take that as a no so.I wonder if you kept to 80km/hr as a maximum, promoting it as a green option, could you make more money? 1. you would save on fuel. 2. you would save on wear n tear on all parts of the car. 3. Sure don't you get paid for your time so would you lose much? lIs it worth trying as an experiment? Just thought. Don't be giving mean replies, I'm a sensitive soul.
@ Jane (probably a journalist), I'm a Cork Taxi driver and I have done a few trips to Dublin, I have tried to find my destination in Dublin from off the motorway and adhering to the 100km speed limit, but the amount of cars whizzing past me on both the outside and inside is frightening, if'n I attempted to stay at 80kmph then most likely I would be blown off the road.
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A lot of mechanical design and safety technology has gone into new modern cars,
Some of the speed limit on a road are antiquated,
they need to be upgraded,
One of the most ridiculous is the N11,
60 km is 40 mph,
It's a duel carriageway FFS,
100KM on the M50 from Leopardstown to the M1 after it was upgraded to three lanes
It's a European three lane motorway which is normally 120km,
Which I don't think is excessive speed on a motorway, it should be upgraded to 140 km on the fast lane,
Can't use cruise control because of incompetent arseholes driving at 50 km in the in overtaking Lane.
Now we just don't know what that brain fart idiot Ross is going to come up with next.
Maybe autobahn rofl,
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Maybe some of those limits are to keep the noise down for the residents.It's cheaper to lower the limits than engineer noise control solutions.
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140 kilos/hour is crazy. Why on earth would you want to travel at that speed? We've only a small country, relax and take your time. There's certainly a good case for lowering speed limits in built up areas but there's no point when there's no enforcement. Only last week I drove down O'Connell Street at the maximum permissible speed of 30 kilos/hour and was passed by no fewer that 8 speeding taxis - and that's on the main street of our capital city. In this day and age one ought not be able to drive more than a furlong without encountering a static speed camera.
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A jumbo jet engine uses 1 litre per/sec
Multiply by 4 by 3600
=14400 litres per hour Multiply by 23 to Melbourne = 331200 litres
Multiply by. 40 cents cost per liter =
€132480 total cost to fly to Melbourne from Dublin
Divided 500 passengers = 265 euro /per passenger cost of fuel each.....
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Sorry me telly is bollixed again am me adhd is gone into warp drive..... Time for a nap ::sleep
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A jumbo jet engine uses 1 litre per/sec
Multiply by 4 by 3600
=14400 litres per hour Multiply by 23 to Melbourne = 331200 litres
Multiply by. 40 cents cost per liter =
€132480 total cost to fly to Melbourne from Dublin
Divided 500 passengers = 265 euro /per passenger cost of fuel each.....
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Sorry me telly is bollixed again am me adhd is gone into warp drive..... Time for a nap ::sleep
Normal people are subsidising morbidly obese people when flying.
People with abnormal BMI's are getting away with murder .
I'm ringing Michael O' Leary! 8)
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17208km to Melbourne
Prius does 4 liter /100 km
688 litres by 1.50 cents
Prius to Melbourne fuel cost €1032
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17208km to Melbourne
Prius does 4 liter /100 km
688 litres by 1.50 cents
Prius to Melbourne fuel cost €1032
Divided between 5 people = G'day mate! 8)
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We'r the fuk did I put me ritilin
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17208km to Melbourne
Prius does 4 liter /100 km
688 litres by 1.50 cents
Prius to Melbourne fuel cost €1032
Divided between 5 people = G'day mate! 8)
Nobody is goin sit in a car wit me for 17000 km bullet
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https://youtu.be/AW-iVH9xIEs
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17208km to Melbourne
Prius does 4 liter /100 km
688 litres by 1.50 cents
Prius to Melbourne fuel cost €1032
And how long would that journey take??
€600 odd quid for a flight and you’ll be there in 16 hours