Lane splitting letter to DomPost 27 Dec 2013

[Headbanger]

Fuck Auckland


In comparison the cunts in the gorge are champions, even the letter writer




Just sayin.

[Erelyes]

Law of Transportation
Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2004

6.4 Parking contrary to notice, traffic sign, or marking
(4) A driver or person in charge of a vehicle must not stop, stand, or park the vehicle on any part of a roadway where the road controlling authority has marked a broken yellow line parallel to, and at a distance of not more than 1 m from, the edge of the roadway.

It'd be somewhere in case law, as the rule itself doesn't include or exclude the area inside the yellow painted thingys.

Interesting point. The Rule states that Roadway 'means that portion of the road used or reasonably usable for the time being for vehicular traffic in general'.

Now, it's an argument whether the part of road, to the left hand side of the broken yellow line, is 'usable' for general traffic. My understanding is that it would be - one can easily drive one's car along it (albeit close to the kerb), quite legally. That's just my interpretation though. As you said, case law perhaps (be interested to see where)

[Akzle]

case law perhaps (be interested to see where)

nzlii.org
. .

[scumdog]

Hmm, I must find some of this traffic stuff so I can have a go at lane-splitting thing...

[scumdog]

what the fuck kind of jew auckland motherfucker are you?
have you heard of trolling?
i'm pro.

And a legend in his own lunch-time...so there!

[scumdog]

Papers should be held to account for printing nonsense like that.
..

Funniest post so far in 2014!

[Swoop]

Just read the 5 case laws on file.

None mention the "it's okay to park on the inside of the yellow lines" exemption.

You need to read the accompanying documentation and all of the sub clauses associated with this [exceptionally verbose] documentation.

a.1.5/3:99{5}:c clearly states that "KB users are exempt due to the fact that they ""Prak"" their vehicles instead of ""Park"" them".

Quite simple really.

[dangerous]

Hmm, I must find some of this traffic stuff so I can have a go at lane-splitting thing...

yeah right... 1st ya beter find a lane to split, then a bike to do it on, good on ya grandad go back to work and spend ya time more wisely

[WilDun]

have you heard of trolling?
i'm pro.

A pro pinhead?

Bet you don't know much about anything, (except trolling) and I bet you know zilch about bikes.

[rastuscat]

You need to read the accompanying documentation and all of the sub clauses associated with this [exceptionally verbose] documentation.

a.1.5/3:99{5}:c clearly states that "KB users are exempt due to the fact that they ""Prak"" their vehicles instead of ""Park"" them".

Quite simple really.

Ah yes, the KB exemption. Silly me.

[imdying]

Meh, none of this legal or illegal stuff means anything until you get bowled...

Quite the opposite... none of it means anything if you are bowled.

[Akzle]

A pro pinhead?

Bet you don't know much about anything, (except trolling) and I bet you know zilch about bikes.

wrong thrice in one post...
But lacking entirely in ironing.

[scumdog]

A pro pinhead?

Bet you don't know much about anything, (except trolling) and I bet you know zilch about bikes.

Huh, just you wait to see the flurry of pro-akzle posts that tell you different buddy!

[WilDun]

Huh, just you wait to see the flurry of pro-akzle posts that tell you different buddy!

Probably wouldn't have time to read it all - I'm a bit busy these days.

[veldthui]

Law of Transportation
Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2004

6.4 Parking contrary to notice, traffic sign, or marking
(4) A driver or person in charge of a vehicle must not stop, stand, or park the vehicle on any part of a roadway where the road controlling authority has marked a broken yellow line parallel to, and at a distance of not more than 1 m from, the edge of the roadway.

It'd be somewhere in case law, as the rule itself doesn't include or exclude the area inside the yellow painted thingys.

Humm think you actually made the point against what you said. "vehicle must not stop, stand, or park the vehicle on any part of a roadway"

To me the inisde of the line is also part of the roadway. Bet you would not win that one in a court either.