Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Jun 12
th, 2018 at 12:58pm:
PZ547 wrote on Jun 12
th, 2018 at 12:54pm:
Being able to show police how you cut me off, gave me the finger, deliberately impeded my own or other vehicles' ability to utilize the road for its intended purpose will be of immense satisfaction to me, as will teh knowledge that you ran out of points, will be prevented from riding the roads for a specified period and after undertaking retraining
Since I haven't done that to any driver, why do I need a rego plate? I'm too busy concentrating on my riding to give you the finger. I mean lets face it 99.999% of motorists and 99.999% of cyclists do the right thing. I'm not looking to have motorists rights removed, so bugger off trying to remove mine.
You've said everything any driver needs to know about you, right there
That's a truly infantile response
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I'm not looking to have motorists' rights removed so bugger off trying to remove mine' ... says you. Says the reasoning of a six year old when confronted with reason
Well here's the news. Amputation of your lower limbs will remove your abilities to use the roads and not even the six year old's big bottom lip could dispute that
then poof goes all the alleged 'fitness and health'. Reliant on others to go to the toilet and necessity to learn to use a motorised wheelchair, plus ability to afford it and its upkeep, being feet lower than the average supermarket user --- damn, hell of a price, eh?
So never mind your bottom lip. Get a big rego plate affixed to your seat. Pay up to use the road and for the privilege of inconveniencing all those who learned to control big bottom lip syndrome decades ago. Mind the road rules like a good little citizen. Stop at lights, stay in your lane, signal when turning, and fit in. Be mindful that you are being recorded constantly
oh, and watch out for all those truck drivers who, despite your 'importance', simply fail to see you there on those narrow two wheels with no protection at all. Because those trucks could put you in a wheelchair, motorised or not, for life
No one is permitted to drive a go-cart in traffic. Why? Because they are difficult to see, for one. And a go-cart is more visible to other road users than a push bike