cods wrote on Jun 16^th, 2019 at 9:07am:


When you're driving your car, that's all you should be doing.

Eating, smoking, fiddling with the radio, etc. all have the potential to distract drivers.

Many years ago I saw a driver in front of me kill himself by changing tapes in his car's cassette deck.

As he lent over to reach the centre of the dashboard, he inadvertently turned the steering wheel and went over an embankment.

The car landed on its roof, and he died on impact.

I have no problem with police charging drivers who are distracted.

I don't want some idiot running into me while they're texting their friends.

Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Jun 27^th, 2019 at 10:28am:


The cops, as we all know, simply prostitute themselves to the roads and marine.
The roads and marine are the sluts of the grubberment.

The grubberment are getting desperate for money.
Their nose little earners are starting to dry up.
People now call have GPS devices with speed camera locations and several apps also have warnings of their other sneaky little earner the camera cars.
Stamp duty is falling down and as jobs dry up, so does the tax they get from workers.

Therefore,  the grubberment say...."Get some cash...now"
The R&M say "YES BOSS"
The cops, or more accurately, the highway patrol, say "Which way do you want it"

The grubberment says "Anyway you can, legal, illegal, corrupt, we don't care, we will make laws to make anything legal"

And so the R&M come up with any semi- legal, immoral and corrupt mechanism they can to grab as much cash from the worker they can.

Bring on double demerits, or more accurately
Holiday time, time to saturate the roads and raise revenue.

Remember when the RTA were accused of revenue raising?
They stated it wasn't and they made all minor offences 3 points, at double demerit time it became 6 points.
Then people were losing their licenses hand over fist, revenue was down because no car meant no job, no job meant no tax.
So the grubberment redesigned the points system
1 point for the 90% of offences, less than 10k over the limit
And many more for the rest.

Best of both worlds, lots of revenue, and still working.

Now they are taking licenses off people for drug and alcohol offences
When they start losing more revenue, they will change that rule too.

Money is king to the grubberment
They don't care how they get it

A POX ON THEM ALL

WE NEED A REVOLUTION

I thought we needed to see the busty babe again.
How could a cop give her a ticket?

By the way, it was mentioned in her facebook photos that her infringement notice was revoked due to the officer being misinformed about the rule regarding distraction. The rule only applies to the passenger being distracted if the passenger is at the time teaching the learner driver at the controls of the vehicle.

Frickin' dung mattered me off this afternoon about getting an "offender levy" against me, after the court ruled that I pay only the fine and the court costs, after losing my court battle. But, SPERS wanted a piece of the pie, adding the offender levy on top of that decision. SPERS can get the minimum repayments I am allowed. bugger-em. I better not be getting increased demerit points, too.

UnSubRocky wrote on Jun 30^th, 2019 at 11:31pm:


What the hell is an offenders levy?

Queensland getting tough.

"Under a Queensland Government crackdown, motorists caught using their mobile phone could be slapped with a $1,000 on-the-spot fine.

"The new penalty more than doubles the current fine of $400 and would make it the harshest in the country."

Mr Hammer wrote on Jun 16^th, 2019 at 10:41am:


She might have been watching a video of Mr. Hammer simulating heterosexuality.