Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 11:33 am
It's the continuation of Gt Eastern Hwy, from Mundaring thru Sawyers Valley, Stoneville to the Lakes Rd turn off at the roadhouse, i thinx.Toottoot wrote:Dont know where Mundaring lakes rd is.
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It's the continuation of Gt Eastern Hwy, from Mundaring thru Sawyers Valley, Stoneville to the Lakes Rd turn off at the roadhouse, i thinx.Toottoot wrote:Dont know where Mundaring lakes rd is.
Good! I've seen a number of cars pulled off at the end of Carcoola St in Nollamara doing just that, didn't work it out till someone pointed it out. That was usually a marked car too with the cops standing outside and pulling them over in plain view. The next person would of course do exactly the same thing! But they should be doing it at the Woodbridge Hotel in Guildford too. Most people treat that as giveway, and get fed up when stop and check.dazla wrote:I think more Traffic and GD cars should be unmarked, you are able to get more results in an unmarked car.
People know what the speed limit is and they know what the road rules are, if they don't want to comply with them then don't complain when they get a TIN or two.
I often sit off stop signs and book 20 people in half an hour for going through it, one after the other.
For gods sake, its a big RED STOP SIGN,
How about fines not being raised to such levels with zero justification?westernwedgey wrote:As has been mentioned previously increased fines may increase the amount of people unable to afford paying them...
How about the ability to work off fines??
The naked cars aren't exactly hard to spot eitherdazla wrote:I think more Traffic and GD cars should be unmarked, you are able to get more results in an unmarked car.
Excellent! People running stop signs and red lights actually are bloody dangerous.I often sit off stop signs and book 20 people in half an hour for going through it, one after the other.
For gods sake, its a big RED STOP SIGN,
The law isn't always right. Ever taped anything off TV that isn't the queens annual address? Want to know how many laws you break by doing so?jasonjag wrote:The answer is simple, obey the signs and the law, and it won't cost you a cent,
Also try searching, that 'issue' was reformed by the Attorney-General a couple of years back. You can most certainly tape TV for personal use.Cameron wrote:The law isn't always right. Ever taped anything off TV that isn't the queens annual address? Want to know how many laws you break by doing so?jasonjag wrote:The answer is simple, obey the signs and the law, and it won't cost you a cent,
Try thinking a little for yourself sir.
I also in my Job see hundreds per day, run Stop Signs and Red Lights, nothing short of fools. hence so many 315's.Cameron wrote:How about fines not being raised to such levels with zero justification?westernwedgey wrote:As has been mentioned previously increased fines may increase the amount of people unable to afford paying them...
How about the ability to work off fines??
As it is now, it's going to be a much harder choice to stop or not for a lot of people, I know my bike will happily outrun the average sedan up to around 200 when drag really starts to take effect... not sure I'd be inclined to bother laying on the brakes if it came down to it anymore.
I'm not a career criminal, I pay my dues and I look after the society around me, but if somebody is going to try and sell me a $700 ticket to the policemans ball, they are sure as hell going to have to try and earn that ticket.
The naked cars aren't exactly hard to spot either ;)dazla wrote:I think more Traffic and GD cars should be unmarked, you are able to get more results in an unmarked car.
Excellent! People running stop signs and red lights actually are bloody dangerous.I often sit off stop signs and book 20 people in half an hour for going through it, one after the other.
For gods sake, its a big RED STOP SIGN,
Thought I already made it pretty damn clear there are times and places to act up, and that traffic heavy areas or residential ones were not the place?PFO wrote:sorry cameron but one day youll be the nob spanker that hits a pedestrian
But lower limits = more fine revenue. Gee, who'd have thunk it?Cameron wrote: Again, higher limits != more death.