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    Filtering - Judge finds for bikes

    Filtering - Judge finds for bikes (UK)
    http://www.motorbikestoday.com/news/...tering_law.htm

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    Cheers for the good read.

    nice to see it happen

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    So a legal decision in a UK court in 2006 affects NZ bikers filtering how?
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    Well, the 2006 decision still stands - it has not been changed. And, every little helps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluninja View Post
    So a legal decision in a UK court in 2006 affects NZ bikers filtering how?

    it's called "case law"
    look into it some time.

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    UK Case law is only applicable to the UK AFAIK, hence my question. There are many differences between road traffic legislation between the UK and NZ.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluninja View Post
    UK Case law is only applicable to the UK AFAIK, hence my question. There are many differences between road traffic legislation between the UK and NZ.
    Perhaps Rastus and Scummy might like to comment????
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluninja View Post
    UK Case law is only applicable to the UK AFAIK, hence my question. There are many differences between road traffic legislation between the UK and NZ.
    since its all based on the same sovereign, corrupt, adversarial judicial system...

    Case law means 'consideration must be given to previous rulings in cases SUBSTANTIALLY similar'
    irrespective of the legislation. Its also at the judges discretion to ignore or find fault with the comparison.

    @ other guy: why the FUCK would you think cops know law?!?!

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    "a filtering motorcyclist passing stationary or very slow moving traffic could not be to blame if a collision occured if the rider had no chance to take avoiding action."

    Sorry but if you have to have an accident first for this case law to be able to be used then I'd rather not worry. Not much comfort the other guy getting a fine or even jail if I'm a paraplegic.
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    Legalised in the State of Victoria two months ago as its a safer option for 'shared roads'...

    Won't be long..

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    Quote Originally Posted by rustic101 View Post
    Legalised in the State of Victoria two months ago as its a safer option for 'shared roads'...

    Won't be long..
    Won't be long? If the judge sees numpty's like I saw in Welly last time I was down it'll be never. There's no need to ride suicide alley at 100kph when the traffic is doing 80ph.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slowpoke View Post
    Won't be long? If the judge sees numpty's like I saw in Welly last time I was down it'll be never. There's no need to ride suicide alley at 100kph when the traffic is doing 80ph.
    It's more a weave through traffic once it's doing 80kph.

    I do it all the time, but it pays to have your wits about you.

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    I watched a dude in a car "filter" on d'Auckland's Southern M'way last Sunday. He "overtook" a car in his own lane (RH of two) by using the space between the lane and the median barrier...

    Wonder what the judge would've thought of that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    It's more a weave through traffic once it's doing 80kph.

    I do it all the time, but it pays to have your wits about you.
    Most people do it on two wheels though bro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deano View Post
    Most people do it on two wheels though bro.
    I'm just ahead of the curve.

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