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htial Grand Master

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See i don't think that speed kills. It's more of a advertising campaign aimed at the general populous. Most Muppet's can't handle a car, let alone a car at speed. There are a few out there that can control speed... but it's to hard to tell who!

So the cops/government just save themselves the time and money..... and just scare the entire population into worrying about speed. Easy :3some:

Also old people driving cars should have a "O" plate displayed!!! I give it 2-5 years, before scary old dudes in beige Camry's get "O" plates to protect the public.

I don't know which to be more scared of.... a Beige Camry with "O" plates or a "P" plater in a Fully sick VL :3some: (either way they should both be banned!)

I agree with the "O" plate idea... ...I work with quite a few people that still have their licenses that don't drive often enough to know if they are being a risk or not... ...The sad thing is I can't do anything about it due to privacy laws... ...I know one guy clearly has dementia (undiagnosed ATM but I work with enough people to know) and his wife still lets him go out for a drive because she just isn't strong enough physically and mentally to put up with his complaining if she doesn't let him go... ...If I drove a shit box like him I'd wait around the corner and then let him drive into me just to get him off the road...

I think license renewal should also come with driver testing if you've lost any demerits during the last period... ...Or at least Sight / Hearing / Reaction tests and a few random road rules just to make sure everyone still keeps up to date with the rules...

Another thing is... ...extend the period a vehicle can be registered for but make a Road Worthy Test part of the process for renewal... ...I'm sick of seeing shit boxes with faded tail lights blowing smoke into my A/C... ...And I get pulled over because a cop sees me back out of a park spot with only one reversing light... ...I'd just backed out of SuperCheap and was heading home to INSTALL IT!!!...

There are three types of drives I try and stay clear of... ...Those with glasses... ...Those with dints and scratches... ...and those with hats...

And if I happen to get a trifecta... ...I just pull over and turn the engine off...

And ask god why...

kevwrx Proficient

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This guy did a driver training day with me a couple of years ago, we did a piece for the Herald Sun newspaper.

To be honest he wasn't that flash at driving, didn't really impress me very much, and like some club racers he thought he was a whole lot better than he actually was.

He wasn't real good at doing emergency stops in the wet at 65kmh, so he certainly wouldn't be very good at 170 !

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