No but Police can influence those decisions - they can stop banging on about speed kills and ignoring the other factors involved in accidents. No one applauds blind allegiance, especially when it supports a pathetic policy of suppressing freedoms and does very little to achieve the outcomes we all desire - safer roads
Unfortunately some of you have a very warped perception of why you get scorned and abused - perhaps if some of you used a thing called common sense when exercising your authority - perhaps if you were policing areas that need policing and had a strategy that actually made some sense, that targeted the problem instead of blindly going out and revenue gathering, sorry 'filling your Quoter' for the day - you wouldn't get such abuse and scorn
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Cops are more ignorant than most the public I know
I guess it's because you attend accidents, see fatal accidents, on a regular occasion - and you're told often enough that it was caused by excessive speed - that common sense has been replaced with an ignorant blind crusade
I bet none of you blue knobs have ever actually tried to think about the other contributing factors, and go on a crusade to improve our roads. Nah just follow the rest of your unbalanced blue mates and rant on about speed
scrappy main roads (including 90% of state highway 1) are pathetic, trucks, camper vans, elderly ramblers, youth, motorbikes, businessmen, old cars, new cars; all sharing mainly single lanes with oncoming traffic - even trying to sit at 100klm/hr can be impossible with out having to over take some nana doing 70 or 80 - is there any wonder we have so may accidents here!
Two things would fix it
1) better roads and more dual carriage ways
2) if the police made it illegal to go any where (logical extension to current police policy)
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I am happy to ride at 0mcg of alcohol per 100mg of blood (I think I got those units right) or 50 or maybe 100, I don't think I've ever ridden with it higher than that, certainly never at half the alcohol limit. On the other hand I wouldn't want to ride down to visit my mother at 0kph or 20kph or even 40kph - it would take hours to get there (6 1/2 hours at 20kph) and I would probably fall asleep on the way.
Am I the only one that thinks that the cop should have pulled over the driver of the car that was being passed? Surely speeding up while being overtaken is more dangerous than quickly passing someone?
I usually decide in a very short amount of time to prioritise safety over obeying the law.
10 people last year on Queen's Birthday Weekend and 12 this year over Easter, and? Hmmm, no mention of how many were due to drivers going 105-110kph, and yet those drivers will now be targeted this weekend, why?Originally Posted by press release
I notice that there is no mention of targeting the discourteous arseholes that speed up when being overtaken or when they come to a passing lane. I guess dangerous behaviour is fine as long as you don't exceed 4kph passed the speed limit.
No you are not the only one ..i thought the same, and if what the mayor is saying is truth...about the fucker speeding up to 105 when on passing lane, i would later find him and rip him a new one! People that speed up on passing lanes do my head in...when i see that iam definately in the "rage" mode
Cannot agree more! Also what fucks me off the most is that dear Mr.Comish. telling NZ public that our "more advanced" brethren in Autraya have 5km/h discretion on top of speed limit so our 10km/h was too good for us...what the cuntface forgot to mention is that victoria has 110km/h on most open roads!!! So where is our fucking media or someone high up to question this blatant lie!!
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