If you can make it on Kiwibiker you can make it anywhere.
Technology has massively increased yet deaths still happen...
Greatly overlooked component.
There is also no factoring in of Rescue Helicopter services. 1980's onwards?
Fuck. Someone here has it nailed. Right on the head!
Not that cockwombles in gubbinment or Donut-muncher head-honcho would ever realise.
I don't see a problem there. Bring it on.
You missed "red light runners" though. Firing squad for those cunts!
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
So the best we have managed so far is 843 people killed in 1973.
Wouldn't be so bad if we could choose who they were. But no, it's just Mr and Mrs Average.
I saw a really powerful advert on the TV last night. The one with the Policeman attending accidents, funerals and so on. It got the message across very effectively. That message being that your actions have consequences.
Imagine my disappointment then when the same old and tired punchline came back at the end of it. That is slow down and all will be OK.
What a shame that such a strong advert was spoiled by such an oversimplification.
It's enough to make you despair...
That's too quick...
What about a modern 21st century version of burning at the stake?
Tie them to post in the middle of an intersection to witness the crap driving until they finally perish...
And speaking of crap driving:
A few choice suggestions from an Aussie
You don't have to like the man, but the message is worth while.
Just a quick FYI regarding technology being forced upon us:
Phase 2 of the ESC requirements for used imported vehicles comes into effect March 1st 2018 in that all passenger vehicles class MA (that’s 'cars') with an engine of 2001 or more cc's will need to have ESC (Electronic Stability Control) fitted.
At least some of them have a switch, so you can learn to drive properly, without relying upon technology to cushion you from reality
Missed point, distraction and careless driving is bigger than speed, how do you get the message to the government agency to take a look outside????
So what about the overseas visitor with obviously absolutely no driver skills as they weave all the way from Northland to Southland in their rental putting the shits up everyone?= Moi...So what's this got to do with the death toll on NZ's roads? Again just my opinion, but I believe we as a nation need to have a serious look at what we are doing when we teach drivers and riders and what we are doing as on-going "PD" for drivers and riders who have held a licence for some time. Get the underlying skills right and maintain those skills, focus on the skills rather than just one action - speed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBfVnEdoTHI
"If you ever need anything please don’t hesitate to ask someone else first.”
Anyhoo don't forget to add to calendar 19th May, 27th July, and 31 August.
World whisky day, International whisky day, and Scotch whisky day.
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
In 2017 there were 379 deaths on our roads. How many were a result of an "overseas visitor with obviously absolutely no driver skills"?
I don't know where to find the answer to that question. However, I'd suggest that our own NZ drivers "with obviously absolutely no driver skills" caused more of those deaths than the overseas visitor. I, personally, see the "overseas driver can't drive" scenario as a red herring. We can't do too much about the overseas drivers, but we certainly can do something about our own home-grown drivers.
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