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1 hour ago, johnm said:

the authorites have created a paranoia regarding the speed limit - we have cars in 100 kmh zones doing 90 kmh to avoid a ticket .......... and a fair few other cars, behind,  all trying to overtake that car

 

Leniency has gone out the window - you are merely driving a machine that is potenmtially a contributor to a state budget

This is why I love cruise controls, particuarly smart cruise controls.

Minimum trip time with minimum stress.

 

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3 hours ago, johnm said:

 

the authorites have created a paranoia regarding the speed limit - we have cars in 100 kmh zones doing 90 kmh to avoid a ticket .......... and a fair few other cars, behind,  all trying to overtake that car

 

Not pulling over to allow following vehicles to pass is just plain ignorance.  Plenty of countries where this is custom/law enforcing what should be a courtesy. Any driver/vehicle that is not maintaining the speed limit (subject to road conduction) should either pull over to allow the que to pass or be pulled over by the cops.😈

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Isn’t it amazing how bad drivers are these days? I mean, when we were young, we were all really good drivers and no one ever got killed in car accidents (I think the weather was always nice back then too). 

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Nsw has gone too far . 

A school has been demolished but the sign's  and fines are still in use .

One or twi k's over the limit .

Fat chance, when you get a $ 500 fine for 0.05 of a second red light camer . What is that in fractions ? .

Just driving too slow .

Shows '' not safety " only revenue raising. 

( it was green as I started ) .

spacesailor

 

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On 29/06/2024 at 4:48 PM, Red said:

Personal Responsibility used to be a thing, but that was a long long time ago

It's nice to reminisce about personal responsibility, but in the 'good ol days' drink driving was off the scales. Not so much personal responsibility there...

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I have done that " pub crawl " by car .

One pint per pub , always got sleepy before dangerous. 

Without the car , had to piggyback sleeping members 

of the pubcrawl . No easy task with two heavily pregnant woman in the group .

Those 'were' the days my friends. 

spacesailor

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53 minutes ago, spacesailor said:

No easy task with two heavily pregnant woman in the group .

Those 'were' the days my friends. 

spacesailor

Ummm... Why didn't one of them drive? Surely they weren't drinking...

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" without the car, I had to piggyback "  .

You wouldn't get into a car driven by a 

Sleeping pregnant woman .

Would you ! .

spacesailor

PS : I was the only one licensed,  & it was my car .

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