sounds like a waste of time to me. Youll end up getting prosecuted for your good willed acts. i mean damnit! if your gonna tag the road, atleast say something like "F#ck the popo, the man aint gonna hold me down" or some such rebellious ranting no one cares about...
Just my two cents
Denis
There are regulations which clearly outline the responsibilities of councils and contractors based on the class of road involved.
The first step is to ensure that these obilgations are being met before you start defacing property.
I'd suggest joining the AA and finding out how they lobby for change?
Paul N
After a reseal, "Surplus chips shall be removed from the sealed surface prior to the removal of the temporary speed restriction signs". Refer Transit Spec TNZ P/4:1995
http://www.transit.govt.nz/content_f...52_pdfFile.pdf
For general detritus (i.e. not after a reseal), including loose chip, the clearance period is specified by Transit in each individual maintenance contract.
That said, its not a perfect world and we will always encounter adverse conditions on the road. We have to take responsibility for our own riding and ride to the conditions.
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hilarious!
how many times have you come around a bend and suddenly hit gravel with no warning signs?
I've lost count and THAT is the point
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i'm happy to get busted in the act, the publicity would be worth it.
road conditions are criminal negligence and transit doesn't seem to give a damn.
like others, they seem to build everything for cars and ignore the dangers to others
Seriously Paul, I'm not knocking you but the AA are NOT an effective lobby group for bikers. The Dick in charge was on record saying that bikes should be legislated off the roads.
BRONZ is our lobby group but not enough bikers support them.
It's kind of sad but it's a part of the individualism that defines many bikers.
This company would probably do one for you.
... and that's what I think.
Or summat.
Or maybe not...
Dunno really....![]()
heading north towards kaikoura, theres a series of tunnels [one per lane, ie, one way only]
the first one i hit heading north, there was a sign on the south side depicting loose gravel, but no speed restrictions. i came out the other end at about 80k, maybe less, and what i expected to be a bit of road repair looked more like a truck had spilled half his load. if id been going any faster, i would have been off. even at 80k i nearly slipped over on it. it didnt appear to be roadworks related...it was just stones.
yeh all of the nearly complete just need to be painted works have signs for 30k max speed, when they can easily handle at least 50, if not faster. why the loose tunnel stuff wasnt speed restricted i dont know. guess i should just be grateful it wasnt in the tunnel itself cos it would have ended in tears.
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the really happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery when on a detour.
Try ringing this number they respond to issues to do with roads "Action Line 09 486 8600" I know they respond to spills and such, but road works may be another issue, the more we speak up and sound off something may get done... my 2 cents.
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