Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Why Diesel Engines Lose Power u0026 Efficiency Over Time" video.

  1. Jared Swaluk 1.2 million miles in ten years, really? That's 120 000 miles a year, 10 000 miles a month , 500 miles a day 5 days a week. That's a lot of driving
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  2. Jay Dunbar oh right you're hauling freight? 50mph 10 hours a day, yeah that's doable. It's a lot of miles still cos you won't be averaging 50mph in reality, probably more like 30-35, which means you'd have to do 6 12 hour days rather than 5 10 hour days. That's a lot of driving. What's reefer freight, cannabis?
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  3. Jay Dunbar you can drive at 70 mph legally in the states?
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  4. Jakub Tabor if you assume an average of 50 mph that mileage would take 52 weeks of 6 day weeks driving for 10 hours a day. And before the EU introduced those restrictions, which the UK had the option to veto but didn't, deaths caused by hgv drivers were 5 times higher what they are now
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  5. Jakub Tabor there's another reason EU nations agreed those restrictions, probably pretty sensible really. Tbh 50mph is pretty generous given the state of the roads and traffic in the UK.
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  6. bcubed72 yeah? Plenty more don't. It ain't smokey and the bandit out there and I can tell you're definitely white. You speed on front of a cop when you're black and you're definitely getting pulled over and possibly shot
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