will putting a cc limit on people if they are going to break the law the cc isint going to stop them
and what about people that have to drive big things like v8s and evos and shuch for work every day ?
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FST4RD wrote:Also when your on your learner motorbike licence your only allowed to ride up to a 250cc (albeit some of the 2 stroke 250's are death bullets) they should definately do the same thing for cars... say on learners only up to 1300cc then restricted 1500cc and then once you get your full and your over 25 unlimited....
Anth_555 wrote:will putting a cc limit on people if they are going to break the law the cc isint going to stop them
and what about people that have to drive big things like v8s and evos and shuch for work every day ?
levinguy wrote:edit - sergei is onto it, he beat me to it - the current defensive driving course's that reduce the amount of time between restricted and full lisences do you nothing apart from teaching you a few Maori terms...., i would not have done mine if they did not reduce the gap between full an restricted
barryogen wrote:FST4RD wrote:Also when your on your learner motorbike licence your only allowed to ride up to a 250cc (albeit some of the 2 stroke 250's are death bullets) they should definately do the same thing for cars... say on learners only up to 1300cc then restricted 1500cc and then once you get your full and your over 25 unlimited....
sergei wrote:You guys are missing the point - the 600cc car will get to speed where you could kill some one and your self. Actually you need about 30km/h to do that anyway, and it is possible to achieve that with car with no engine (just push it down the hill). Power/size restrictions do jack all. What about kids borrowing parents vehicle? Or they buying them on some one else's name? Law does not stop them from driving the car with cut springs and other unsafe modification, does it? It is the same for drug abusers, the law will never stop them. Education will.
FST4RD wrote:sergei wrote:You guys are missing the point - the 600cc car will get to speed where you could kill some one and your self. Actually you need about 30km/h to do that anyway, and it is possible to achieve that with car with no engine (just push it down the hill). Power/size restrictions do jack all. What about kids borrowing parents vehicle? Or they buying them on some one else's name? Law does not stop them from driving the car with cut springs and other unsafe modification, does it? It is the same for drug abusers, the law will never stop them. Education will.
That might be true, but could you just see you the back of any city a whole heap of teenagers in 600cc cars in illegal drags or burn outs? Not going to happen.
sergei wrote:FST4RD wrote:sergei wrote:You guys are missing the point - the 600cc car will get to speed where you could kill some one and your self. Actually you need about 30km/h to do that anyway, and it is possible to achieve that with car with no engine (just push it down the hill). Power/size restrictions do jack all. What about kids borrowing parents vehicle? Or they buying them on some one else's name? Law does not stop them from driving the car with cut springs and other unsafe modification, does it? It is the same for drug abusers, the law will never stop them. Education will.
That might be true, but could you just see you the back of any city a whole heap of teenagers in 600cc cars in illegal drags or burn outs? Not going to happen.
Actually very likely to happen . Boys will race anything, even pedal cars, no matter how pathetic it looks. 600cc is all relative, if every one has 600cc then, it most like will create opportunity to race.
FST4RD wrote:So i'm not sure if it's a rumour or not someone could enlighten me, but I have heard that if you are caught doing anything a "boy racer" would do, ie. loss of traction, drag racing etc that the police have the power to confiscate your car with out a warning and throw it in a crusher and put the video on youtube.
instead of crushing them, why dont they just send them down the auction, and put the money towards something keeping the repeat offenders in jail, rather than my $&#$% taxes going towards it
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