Spiked "safety" net

[Dadpole]

Anyone fancy being the first to try this on two wheels?
http://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/news/77300500/spiked-safety-nets-trailled-on-aucklands-motorway-roadworks

[swbarnett]

Anyone fancy being the first to try this on two wheels?
To be fair, if you hit one that's been properly installed you've already ignored some very obvious signage. There's a case for saying that you get what you deserve.

Also, I'd rather have a rider taken out by one of these than let them plough through a set of road works, possibly taking out several workers in the process.

[Akzle]

i want one

[Dadpole]

From my experience working in Wellytown, we need one for pedestrians too.

[Moi]

i want one

as a flounder net?

[caspernz]

Incorrect actions have consequences, let's have the perpetrator carry the consequence rather than an innocent road user/worker. This net works by my way of thinking.

Bit like in Europe there's quite a few "sharks teeth" type of devices to slash tyres of cars attempting to enter motorway at an off ramp. You'd generally only make that error once...:rolleyes: