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From what i have heard also our main highways are in much better condition than alot of there open limit freeway,

Also about the fences idea, you do realize a grown kangaroo can clear a 6 foot fence pretty easily, and the little ones are pretty good at crawling under them..its alot easier to stop a moose or whatever animals they have in germany

Another thought that came to mind today while i was daydreaming...if there was open limit from say for eg...melbourne to sydney,.. the road is good enough for it...you could get to sydney probably in under 5 hours...now when you factor in the time to get to the airport , park your car, check in your luggage and self, await departure and then repeat the whole process at the other end it takes 4-5 hours ..why would u bother when you could drive there as quick and have more fun in the process...Anyway my point is plane companies could potentially lose out..proabably has no relevance to anything but it was just a thought

We should have autobahns just so we can be cooler than germany, if for no other reason..

While we are at it to beat the nurburg ring, Tasmania should just be a fulltime racetrack

that does make sence, and i love your idea at the end :(

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Was driving home last night and just got to an 100k zone and outa no where this unmarked commodore station wagon come out the street and pulled over this 4x4 which passed me in the 80k zone, belive me i had a laugh! :ninja:

Was driving with a mate the other day , a police car was following when all of a sudden a car came out of a driveway without giving way to us and cut us off, copper took off after him given us the thumbs up on his way past... :)

there have been engine mods and i believe there still is our family friend who is a police offer bought an ex undercover police car and that had a lot more go then factory.

Nope they are all stock, they used to get better suspension but they don't even get that anymore. As stated b4 all your family friend bought was a thrashed stock car.

From what i have heard also our main highways are in much better condition than alot of there open limit freeway,

Dunno who told you that but you need to check your facts, the autobahn has between 70cm and 1m of concrete under the asphalt and potholes are basically unheard of. Our roads are rubbish compared to the autobahn.

Nope they are all stock, they used to get better suspension but they don't even get that anymore. As stated b4 all your family friend bought was a thrashed stock car.

Dunno who told you that but you need to check your facts, the autobahn has between 70cm and 1m of concrete under the asphalt and potholes are basically unheard of. Our roads are rubbish compared to the autobahn.

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