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Sounds like a good idea, but not sure if it would fit so well. 'Cause if we do what you suggest, we'd have people cornering at 70kph in the city, which isn't really good, and you'd end up having to turn the cruise on and off everytime you have to corner or come up at an intersection with lights. Instead people wouldn't use it in the city and there would be people constantly revving and gassing up to keep the speed but stay under the limit.

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Defo a +1 from me.

When people drive with the cab, there's a fare of course. But if people don't have enough money in their bank account to pay said fare, the script will kick then for not having enough money. This makes it kinda difficult to RP, since it's a little hard to explain why they just got kicked from the seat. So my suggestion is: change the script, so that when you ride a cab and can't pay the fare, when the script kicks you, you still pay the fare you have built up on the current trip, instead of just bailing on the bill. Because normally if you can't pay for the trip, you wouldn't just leave without paying, you'd pay for trip so far.

+1. The parking lot downtown is too far from most of the places in the city to be useful for most players, and the paid parking in some of the NCZs can be too expensive ($3600 to park an hour at PD..). Would sort some of the problems with overparking in NCZ, and then the problem with people waiting at impound, because they would park their cars more, since it's cheaper, and reduce the amount of vehicles that's being towed.

Date and time (provide timezone): 15/07/2019 16.15 (UTC+2) Character name: Thomas Pennyworth Issue/bug you are reporting: I was previewing a Bati 801 at Motorsports, and quickly sent a message. They system decided to buy me a Cheburek at $39.000 instead, without looking at it or pressing buy. Expected behavior: Stay on preview, not shortcut keys Evidence, notes worth mentioning, steps to replicate: Don't know what triggered it to happen. Vehicle license plate number*: 81R5PBCY

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