Re: GVW vs. curve weight? (no Audi content)

["R. Shayne Pavlic'" <bcpi@arias.net>]

GVW is weight of vehicle and load vs. vehicle alone, usually dry (no gas
etc.).
Those lights are pretty cool.  All the new buses in Spokane have them too.

Shayne
>What's the difference between the two?
>
>interesting sight...
>
>While out tonight, I came across this 18-wheeler at the stop light
>(the light was red). While coming to a stop, I thought, "Gee whiz, those
>red lights (on the trailer) are sure coherent..."
>
>And it wasn't until I was beside it that I found the reason why -- all the
>stop lights and the turning lights on the trailer was made up of LED
>arrays, arranged in such (round) that they looked like regular 18-wheeler
>trailer lights. Quite cool. Quite bright, too, compared to regular bulb
>lights.
>
>'Mericans hate speeding...
>
>I'm watching that cop show on Fox. They had this one scene in which a Merc
>on Autobahn flips and crashes. I just loved that commentary "...German
>highway... notorious for speeding cars." I bet if cops had their way, they
>would have us citizens to walk the highway on our two feet.
>
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