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sammygee

By sammygee,
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R31Nismoid Grand Master

R31Nismoid

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Hope you take on board that feedback from Aaron Klaver.

That guy is clearly on the ball, and VicRoads is clearly not with the typical text book responses that do nothing to work in the way of FIXING the very problem they have created.

In actual fact it's quite disgraceful the responses that have been given and as a VicRoads rep, if I were you - I'd be appalled.

THR34T Mentor

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Hope you take on board that feedback from Aaron Klaver.

That guy is clearly on the ball, and VicRoads is clearly not with the typical text book responses that do nothing to work in the way of FIXING the very problem they have created.

In actual fact it's quite disgraceful the responses that have been given and as a VicRoads rep, if I were you - I'd be appalled.

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Borci88 Veteran

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Hope you take on board that feedback from Aaron Klaver.

That guy is clearly on the ball, and VicRoads is clearly not with the typical text book responses that do nothing to work in the way of FIXING the very problem they have created.

In actual fact it's quite disgraceful the responses that have been given and as a VicRoads rep, if I were you - I'd be appalled.

Good post Aaron, good post Ash!

Odium Grand Master

Odium

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What was the goal of quiz that I just did and what was it meant to prove?

I mean seriously... What should you do in the event of an accident with a bike rider. 1. Get outta there. 2. Get Details. 3. Get Aggro.

Is part of my rego fee going towards paying for the creation of this quiz? *sigh*

Mick_o Grand Master

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Trust me guys NSW is no better Mark skaife actually had to defend somebody who said that young people should do defensive driver training or advanced driver training programs as apparently there is no conclusive evidence that this would help reduce the death toll of young drivers?? Well of course there is no evidence because they have never given it a go! What is there to lose??

Birds Grand Master

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This isn't the first we've heard from Vicroads on the forums, only for the rep not to return until their next pointless topic. How about instead of spruiking your rhetoric, you do the reading and pay attention to what's already been/being discussed on our forums (I don't have FB, can someone post this link on their wall?):

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/336284-compulsory-licence-re-testing/

Check that out and the support for it. And this on an import forum - we are the modern day James Deans...bitumen terrorists...the "worst" drivers on the road if you believe the TT/ACA hype. Along the lines of what Aaron is saying...the public want others and themselves to be better road users...how about enforcing it?

KamikazeNinja34 Veteran

KamikazeNinja34

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drove through a pothole today so deep my front lip hit the ground - fix yo shit vic roads - i dont care about a bike - there is bike paths

I did that too. Cost my my insurance company a lot of money since vicroads wouldn't pay out

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