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24th February 2011, 06:43 PM
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24th February 2011 06:43 PM
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24th February 2011, 06:53 PM
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Dribble Master
That just bloomin well rocks, cheers for that Ferret
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24th February 2011, 06:59 PM
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The fight's not over yet, that's just one small battle won. The anti-bullbar campaign will continue to be pushed by the likes of the pedastrian safety council so we will have to keep fighting back in big numbers as we did this time.
Tony
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24th February 2011, 07:03 PM
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SUCH IS LIFE
Woohooo, great news.
Lets hope it stays this way for a while....somehow I have my doubts. Theres always one moron out there who thinks they know everything
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24th February 2011, 07:16 PM
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In the Main street of our town there are accessways for pedestrians to cross the street, the local paper wrote; 'that these areas are not 'pedestrian crossings' so drivers are not required to give way to pedestrians'.
I choose to give way to the pedestrians, 1) I can physically see they have crossed the roadway and are safely on the otherside. 2) when I as a pedestrian, and I have to stop walking for a vehicle, it requires great effort to start walking again. i.e easier for driver to apply brake.
Geraldton has high percentage of 4wd's with Bullbars.
So I consider the newspaper irresponsible for promoting the notion that vehicles do not have to give way to pedestrians considering it is a 'Main' small town street with shopping areas both sides of the road.
Soccer mums seem to think that they can run someone down and then yell abuse at them for not giving way.
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24th February 2011, 09:52 PM
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Patrol God
Originally Posted by
trollman
In the Main street of our town there are accessways for pedestrians to cross the street, the local paper wrote; 'that these areas are not 'pedestrian crossings' so drivers are not required to give way to pedestrians'.
I choose to give way to the pedestrians, 1) I can physically see they have crossed the roadway and are safely on the otherside. 2) when I as a pedestrian, and I have to stop walking for a vehicle, it requires great effort to start walking again. i.e easier for driver to apply brake.
Geraldton has high percentage of 4wd's with Bullbars.
So I consider the newspaper irresponsible for promoting the notion that vehicles do not have to give way to pedestrians considering it is a 'Main' small town street with shopping areas both sides of the road.
Soccer mums seem to think that they can run someone down and then yell abuse at them for not giving way.
Penrith has same thing.
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25th February 2011, 02:50 AM
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RIP - valued member and true gentleman of this forum that will be missed by many!
Originally Posted by
Finly Owner
Penrith has same thing.
you may find that drivers are always required to give way to pedestrians. Just how that fits with litigation around drunks who stagger out of pubs and in front of cars is a bit of an issue - the answer I think with the drunks is that they have contributed to the injury they suffer by their own negligence.
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25th February 2011, 07:44 AM
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Enjoying the trips
How about banning pedestrians using a phone for texting & ear plugs in from Ipods or phone calls while near road ways.
They might concentrate on traffic around them and wont be hit by a Hyundai or a B Double or whatever.
What ever happened to look right then left then right again before crossing a road at any point, ped crossing or not?
Macca
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25th February 2011, 02:59 PM
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SPAMINATOR
I live down at the Bay in SA which is a hot spot in summer for tourists and locals and the council has had to put signs up telling pedestrians to give way to vehicles as they wander around oblivious to their surroundings and if vehicles have to stop on the main drag you end up with a tram up your ar2e! quite literally. Apart from that little whinge from me if a pedestrian gets hit by my HQ kingy or my GQ with a roo bar the end result is most likely to be quite similar
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