Well, basically, they drive it onto a ramp. A few turns of the steering wheel. Test your brakes. Flash your lights. Check your wipes. Probe your pipes and you're good to go for a year.My car is due an MOT this month, understand it’s absolutely not top priority with what’s going on. But does anyone have any idea what happens with that?
The Oxford / AZ vaccine was reported to have a 70% efficacy, from a single jab over the longer duration. (That’s an improvement on the 62% from the initial jab, in the earlier findings).But I believe there's evidence that that vaccine is more effective with a longer gap between them, whereas I've not read anything to suggest the same is true of the Pfizer one.
They put it on rollers and check the engine.My car is due an MOT this month, understand it’s absolutely not top priority with what’s going on. But does anyone have any idea what happens with that?
Well, basically, they drive it onto a ramp. A few turns of the steering wheel. Test your brakes. Flash your lights. Check your wipes. Probe your pipes and you're good to go for a year.
Robbin bastardOr for £120 you can have dodgy Steve pass it without even opening the bonnet.
So my mate tells me
I’d check. The last extension has finished.My car is due an MOT this month, understand it’s absolutely not top priority with what’s going on. But does anyone have any idea what happens with that?
Well, basically, they drive it onto a ramp. A few turns of the steering wheel. Test your brakes. Flash your lights. Check your wipes. Probe your pipes and you're good to go for a year.
I think something will have to reviewed by mid Feb if only to decide if schools are going back.People seem to have taken from Johnson's statement that the lockdown will be for 6 weeks.
This is not what he said, and almost certainly not true.
What he said was that if 2 million per week can be vaccinated, then the four most vulnerable groups will have had the jab in 6 weeks.
1. 2 million per week is an absolute best case scenario. Unlikely, not impossible.
2. It takes 2-3 weeks for immunity. So that takes you to 8 weeks absolute minimum.
3. Hospitals will still be full of the already sick and dying. That will take a few weeks to clear.
So 8 weeks is the absolute best possible case. 12 weeks is probably realistic; 6 weeks is not possible. I'd love to believe 6 weeks, but it's hard to imagine I'm afraid.
If only...Well, basically, they drive it onto a ramp. A few turns of the steering wheel. Test your brakes. Flash your lights. Check your wipes. Probe your pipes and you're good to go for a year.
It's worse than the maternity ward.Well, basically, they drive it onto a ramp. A few turns of the steering wheel. Test your brakes. Flash your lights. Check your wipes. Probe your pipes and you're good to go for a year.
I thought it's to be reviewed fortnightly. Not that, that will alter much.People seem to have taken from Johnson's statement that the lockdown will be for 6 weeks.
This is not what he said, and almost certainly not true.
What he said was that if 2 million per week can be vaccinated, then the four most vulnerable groups will have had the jab in 6 weeks.
1. 2 million per week is an absolute best case scenario. Unlikely, not impossible.
2. It takes 2-3 weeks for immunity. So that takes you to 8 weeks absolute minimum.
3. Hospitals will still be full of the already sick and dying. That will take a few weeks to clear.
So 8 weeks is the absolute best possible case. 12 weeks is probably realistic; 6 weeks is not possible. I'd love to believe 6 weeks, but it's hard to imagine I'm afraid.
MOT centres are staying open.My car is due an MOT this month, understand it’s absolutely not top priority with what’s going on. But does anyone have any idea what happens with that?
Dido is still sat in the dark playing with her hairAnyone know what's happening with the test and trace system?
PS Genuine question not a political statement.
Decathlon Stockport stayed open in tier 4 so may stay open now. Because they sell bikes.Not going to be of help now sorry mate but Decathlon
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-test-and-trace-how-it-worksAnyone know what's happening with the test and trace system?
PS Genuine question not a political statement.
yes please
I think something will have to reviewed by mid Feb if only to decide if schools are going back.