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Originally Posted by NZPA"
oh bollox
Here it comes
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The Government was working to improve road safety through its Safer Journeys strategy, due for release in February with initial actions implemented over the next year or two.
Roadside hazards had already been identified as a key concern, along with drink driving, the safety of young drivers, speed and motorcycling.
Be prepared for , Stalin to run the LTSA this year
it was just a matter of time before this happened
Stephen
"Look, Madame, where we live, look how we live ... look at the life we have...The Republic has forgotten us."
What are you on about? They want to improve road safety for Motorcyclists? How fucking dare they!!
EDIT: Oh I see what you mean. You do know how a list works right? There's a comma between each item and then the last two are written with an 'and' between.
It could have very easily been written "along with drink driving, Speed, the safety of young drivers and motorcycling.
Just ridden 3000 km around the North Island. I noticed that the vast majority of traffic was travelling at less than the limit in most places. It was very easy to overtake without getting excessive. Didn't see any outrageous driving which was either good luck or people are very anxious not to get ticketed. I think the campaigns are having an effect, even if they are really annoying.
It's only Rock and Roll but I like it
Well maybe its the cynic in me but I read it as "speed and motorcycling" , IE they will be targeting motorcyclist in a ticketing campaign , or a half arse revenue gathering campaign
That item was cut and pasted from stuff ( not known for their expert use of the language)
Stephen
"Look, Madame, where we live, look how we live ... look at the life we have...The Republic has forgotten us."
Average speeds are decreasing but the toll is increasing. Are both due to an increase in the number of vehicles on the road?
I would say that's spot on. Except for the larger centres (and even then it's a mission sometimes) the roads just can't deal with the volume of traffic on them, especially in the North Island.
It's only Rock and Roll but I like it
I reckon people are slowing down, the police presence on the roads & advertising are taking effect. Unfortunately bad driving is on the increase, those already licensed are having their ranks increased every week as yoofs get licensed & suffer peer pressure to be a bad boy racer. IMHO..
Open road speeds up here feel as if they have dropped, most traffic seems to sit below 100kmh. I wonder if this caution is causing frustration & therefore more bad decisions. I know it frustrates the hell out of me being forced to travel between 60 & 90k's only to be told that "speed kills you know!" I also begin to loose concentration & make poor decisions when forced to creep along in a queue. Bloody propaganda for the mouth breathers.
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