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  1. hosted.ap.orgOR BICYCLIST PEDESTRIAN OROL

    Also in today's paper, they were suggeting that gaol sentances for dangerous driving had increased as a % of those charged.

  2. PiledHigher said:

    hosted.ap.orgOR BICYCLIST PEDESTRIAN OROL


    Good. The cyclist broke the rules and now he's going to be judged by his peers.

    Also good is the fact that this is newsworthy. Newsworthy items are items which are unusual, abberant from the norm. Nip over to aus.cars and you won't find links from overseas newspapers about motorists being charged with manslaughter becuase that's something which happens all the time.

  3. EuanB said:

    Good. The cyclist broke the rules and now he's going to be judged by his peers.

    Also good is the fact that this is newsworthy. Newsworthy items are items which are unusual, abberant from the norm. Nip over to aus.cars and you won't find links from overseas newspapers about motorists being charged with manslaughter becuase that's something which happens all the time.

    Unfortunately here's another story (from NZ) of cyclists not setting a good example. The article lacks some detail, but whoever was responsible for this avoidable situation sure ain't setting a good example to younger cyclists. 😠

    Road-hog cyclists to blame
    http://www.hbtoday.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3652336&thesection=localnews&thesubsection=&thesecondsubsection=

  4. cfsmtb said:

    Unfortunately here's another story (from NZ) of cyclists not setting a good example. The article lacks some detail, but whoever was responsible for this avoidable situation sure ain't setting a good example to younger cyclists. 😠

    Road-hog cyclists to blame
    http://www.hbtoday.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3652336&thesection=localnews&thesubsection=&thesecondsubsection=

    Lacks some detail, horribly written, no clear message about what was being done wrong /should be done correctly.

    The injured cyclist may also have been potentially at fault.

  5. PiledHigher said:

    Lacks some detail, horribly written, no clear message about what was being done wrong /should be done correctly.

    maybe they were riding Schwit Stingrays, just like in the TV ad.

    "Traffic calming" that narrows a nice wide easily shared road is always bad for cyclists.

  6. PiledHigher said:

    hosted.ap.orgOR BICYCLIST PEDESTRIAN OROL

    Also in today's paper, they were suggeting that gaol sentances for dangerous driving had increased as a % of those charged.


    what is an un-marked cross walk ??

  7. MikeyOz said:
    PiledHigher said:

    http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/O/OR_BICYCLIST_PEDESTRIAN_OROL-?SITE=OREUG&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

    Also in today's paper, they were suggeting that gaol sentances for
    dangerous driving had increased as a % of those charged.


    what is an un-marked cross walk ??

    A road?

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