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by **AE86less** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 4:48 pm

Seconded! If they were stricter in handing out lisences it would solve Auckland's traffic problems and improve our public transport systems! Although that would probably mean i wouldn't have a license either, with my record

by **2jayzgte** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 6:27 pm

What cracks me up about drivers license's is at the age of 15 you can turn up in a high performance car and sit your restricted in it which makes me think him a 15 year old EVO 9 um yeah there's a loaded gun.Man its just so stupid they let kids drive these soughts of cars at 15 and they wonder why they have so much carnage on the road. :roll:

by **sergei** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 6:33 pm

On other hand you can do same sort of carnage with 660cc daihatsu

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by **frost** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:31 pm

don't blame the evo9 gun, its the person who pulls the trigger,

by **Mad Murphy** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:55 pm

Pretty much any car is capable of going fast enough to cause a lot of damage. A small, crappy car is probably a lot more dangerous at speed than an Evo 9 because it has skinny wee tires, comical brakes and no fancy stability things. That said I don't particularly fancy having kids driving Evos.

by **Mr Revhead** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:11 pm

all the flash electronic devices in the world still cant prevent all accidents.

having a car thats seriosuly fast increases the risk due to less time avail for reponses! compine that with lack of experience and skill....
and i see good reason for not letting kids drive evos!

however i dont think there needs to be a law on it.... i mean parents are responsible and make sure their kids behave......

My profile! · by **Dirtbag** » Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:21 pm

Mr Revhead wrote: i mean parents are responsible and make sure their kids behave......

by **matt dunn** » Tue Aug 21, 2007 12:46 am

Mr Revhead wrote:i mean parents are responsible and make sure their kids behave......

Have you never seen kids before? You probably dont see them much at your work.
Or you you testing out a new tui add?

by **MasCam** » Tue Aug 21, 2007 8:40 am

matt dunn wrote:
Mr Revhead wrote:i mean parents are responsible and make sure their kids behave......

Have you never seen kids before? You probably dont see them much at your work.
Or you you testing out a new tui add?

Have to agree, most people look after/bring up thier kids with the same care and attention that they put into thier driving :cry:

by **Mr Revhead** » Tue Aug 21, 2007 9:39 am

im going to recommend a sarcasm button for this forum.....

by **Grrrrrrr!** » Wed Aug 22, 2007 7:50 pm

AE86less wrote:Seconded! If they were stricter in handing out lisences it would solve Auckland's traffic problems and improve our public transport systems! Although that would probably mean i wouldn't have a license either, with my record

Improve our public transport system? If they started taking licences off people that drive like w%*kers there would be no public transport system.. The bus drivers would be the first to be told to hand em in.

City driving improving idea number 1:
A $2000 fine to be given to every red light runner that causes an accident.. and the money goes to the person that had the green light as a cash bonus. Red light runner still has to pay for damages on top of the $2000 fine. Also applies to any prick that tries to charge up the turning lane then try to push into the straight ahead lane at last minute. (or vice versa)

#2 Police to hand out instant $200 fines for anyone in right hand lane on motorway when they are not traveling faster than traffic in left hand lane. They can meet their quotas (revenue collection targets) and actually do something to improve driving standards for a change.

#3 Traffic planners responsible for the motorway on-ramp christmas tree drag lights idea to be stood against a wall and shot repeatedly with frozen paintballs until they admit what a f'n stupid idea it is.

Website · by Si » Wed Aug 22, 2007 7:59 pm

City driving improving idea number 1:
A $2000 fine to be given to every red light runner that causes an accident.. and the money goes to the person that had the green light as a cash bonus. Red light runner still has to pay for damages on top of the $2000 fine. Also applies to any prick that tries to charge up the turning lane then try to push into the straight ahead lane at last minute. (or vice versa)

#2 Police to hand out instant $200 fines for anyone in right hand lane on motorway when they are not traveling faster than traffic in left hand lane. They can meet their quotas (revenue collection targets) and actually do something to improve driving standards for a change.

And, if one of those people is on a learner or restricted and outside there license condtions, and still live at home, there parents also get the same fine for being unresponsible.

by **MasCam** » Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:27 pm

Mr Revhead wrote:im going to recommend a sarcasm button for this forum.....

Seconded. We need a sarcasm emoticon

by **rollaholic** » Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:46 pm

Mr Revhead wrote:im going to recommend a sarcasm button for this forum.....

i got it if it makes you feel better

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