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Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 9:07 pm
by written_ficton
Odds and sods...
This dude didn't want to stop for me, so he stoped for the Mike Bike and got a whopping fine...
A little different looking down upon
Old Style Ambulance running with lights & sirens...

Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 9:23 pm
by gkoutlis
Nice work there WF - good work on the first pic too - glad the Mike bike nabbed him
G
Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:06 pm
by Bonez
written_ficton wrote:This dude didn't want to stop for me, so he stoped for the Mike Bike and got a whopping fine...
Are you a cop? Just curious as to why the ford explorer would have need to stop for you?
No sarcasm in my post, I am actually interested

Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:12 pm
by LighteningCrashes
Bonez wrote:written_ficton wrote:This dude didn't want to stop for me, so he stoped for the Mike Bike and got a whopping fine...
Are you a cop? Just curious as to why the ford explorer would have need to stop for you?
No sarcasm in my post, I am actually interested

Yeah and how much did he get fined and what was the fine for?
Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 8:00 am
by gkoutlis
He's a Ranger in the area.
During the 4th Quarter of an AFL game at Subi - Roads are subject to certain closures - this is so pedestrians leaving the venue can do so in large numbers without running the risk of being run over. The roads re-open 30-40 minutes "POST" match.
So.. When you have someone who ignores the Road Closure Signs (responsibility of local council and backup by WAPOL) - People need to get the message that "It's not okay to ignore road closure signs"
Hope this helps... Can you tell I've been to Subi far too long ????
G
Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 8:05 am
by written_ficton
Bonez wrote:written_ficton wrote:This dude didn't want to stop for me, so he stoped for the Mike Bike and got a whopping fine...
Are you a cop? Just curious as to why the ford explorer would have need to stop for you?
No sarcasm in my post, I am actually interested

No, I am not. Most of you know who I am, Mr G certainly does!
During the final Quarter & approx 30 minutes after the game the roads around Subiaco Oval goes into lockdown where no car [except for emergency vechiles] can move for the safety of patrons who exit the game. Subiaco Oval staff and police enforce this rule to the latter.
I believe the fine is $300 and 3 points.
Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 8:10 am
by written_ficton
gkoutlis wrote:He's a Ranger in the area.
During the 4th Quarter of an AFL game at Subi - Roads are subject to certain closures - this is so pedestrians leaving the venue can do so in large numbers without running the risk of being run over. The roads re-open 30-40 minutes "POST" match.
So.. When you have someone who ignores the Road Closure Signs (responsibility of local council and backup by WAPOL) - People need to get the message that "It's not okay to ignore road closure signs"
Hope this helps... Can you tell I've been to Subi far too long ????
G
Actually G, I believe that the responsibility lies within the Subiaco Oval Staff and backup by WAPOL. I'm always on the way home at game finish time and always stop to talk.
I usually help [not in uniform] where possible, it is a hard job for those guys, the amount of crap they have to put up with.
Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 1:55 pm
by Bonez
gkoutlis wrote:He's a Ranger in the area.
During the 4th Quarter of an AFL game at Subi - Roads are subject to certain closures - this is so pedestrians leaving the venue can do so in large numbers without running the risk of being run over. The roads re-open 30-40 minutes "POST" match.
Cool

I know all about the road closures because I live on Subiaco road!
When the roads are closed there's only a couple of strange ways to get in to my apartment block, and yes I avoid the roadworks and don't ignore the signs
If you ever need to kill any time before/after a game give us a yell, I'm only across the road. We can play scanners hahaha
Re: Mike Bike + SJA
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 2:07 pm
by gkoutlis
Bonez wrote:gkoutlis wrote:
During the 4th Quarter of an AFL game at Subi - Roads are subject to certain closures - this is so pedestrians leaving the venue can do so in large numbers without running the risk of being run over. The roads re-open 30-40 minutes "POST" match.
Cool

I know all about the road closures because I live on Subiaco road!
When the roads are closed there's only a couple of strange ways to get in to my apartment block, and yes I avoid the roadworks and don't ignore the signs
If you ever need to kill any time before/after a game give us a yell, I'm only across the road.
We can play scanners hahaha
Heh heh heh
