Go after the people who drive on the wrong side of the road around blind corners, especially on the hills on SH75.
Hand out infringement notices to the people who can't indicate properly at roundabouts (this will be very easy since most people are incapable of indicating properly).
Pull over the people who get very pissed off and tailgate anyone going slower than 45kmh in a 30kmh zone.
Look at all this bleating another way...you don't actually need to be that good a rider NOT to be pulled over for something. Or am I observing this wrong?![]()
Surely this weekend's road toll conclusively proves that this "reduced tolerance campaign" is nothing more than bullshit? Q: Does it stop people dying? A: "No".
Perhaps a campaign of "Targeting the fucking crappy standards of driving in NZ" would be a start point. Locals AND tourists.
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Unfortunately, you cant target the whole populationAnd a concerted campaign against shitty driving with penalties, Vs a drink/speeding campaign? It's so easy to fool the public with the latter, because you are not accusing the specific individual of 'wrong doing' so they will accept it far more readily.... The old Politician type speak.. "We promote good traditional family values"... but never specify EXACTLY what these good 'traditional values' are, ergo, appeals to everyone.
Speed, drink diving have been very nicely linked together for a longtime.... We never consider ourselves a 'shitty driver', but can point the finger at those who spped/drink.. after all 'I only break the limit sometimes/ safe places. Speeders do it ALL the time with no regard! (Tui advert)
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In response to the OP:
I think it far more likely that the "temporary" lowered tolerances applied in holiday periods will become permanent for all vehicles.
We should start a sweep on when it will happen...bet it isn't long.
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