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Auburn Grey Hound
A bit uncalled forOne also stand stunned by the lack of protection a God offers his riders while bidding his work......
Newspaper heading; "His blood warriors" lose battle with Toyota.
A bit uncalled forOne also stand stunned by the lack of protection a God offers his riders while bidding his work......
Newspaper heading; "His blood warriors" lose battle with Toyota.
Riding too slow, not attempting to reach hiway speed..How was the bike that was hit by the Fortuner at vault?
I must be really fortunate cos I never encounter the Reckless when I am on the roadsI have one rule, everyone riding slower than me are idiots and everyone riding faster than me are reckless. ;-)
Jip, I think its a KTM thing.I must be really fortunate cos I never encounter the Reckless when I am on the roads
Indeed. One is left stunned that anyone would deem such a remark remotely appropriate.A bit uncalled for
That's your opinion and still they did nothing wrong, whether they were up to speed or slower they were still hit by the car while being innocent.Riding too slow, not attempting to reach hiway speed..
So if the biker in the accident happens to be you, it remains just an accident? Uncalled for indeed.One also stand stunned by the lack of protection a God offers his riders while bidding his work......
Newspaper heading; "His blood warriors" lose battle with Toyota.
Every road user has a duty to ensure that they behave according the the rules of the road. Those rules are for the safety of all road users. For riders to ride slowly in circumstances where they could endanger themselves and/or other road users is irresponsible. So your "doing nothing wrong" comment is patently incorrect.That's your opinion and still they did nothing wrong, whether they were up to speed or slower they were still hit by the car while being innocent.
My son qualified for his drivers licence in Germany where they required eight hours of Autobahn driving with a particular focus on merging and demerging at on and offramps.
Sure they do, however they were still in the lane to merge with the freeway when they were hit by the car. There is a solid white line to their right and you are not allowed to cross it, you know that don't you? The rule of not crossing the white line is there for all road users. They still had enough time and room to accelerate to merge safely with the freeway. So your comment, "patently incorrect" is indeed incorrect.Every road user has a duty to ensure that they behave according the the rules of the road. Those rules are for the safety of all road users. For riders to ride slowly in circumstances where they could endanger themselves and/or other road users is irresponsible. So your "doing nothing wrong" comment is patently incorrect.
Yes it is his opinion on them not trying to reach the relevant speed to safely merge. Go watch the video again and look past the point of the accident forward. They still have on a rough estimate 100 - 150m to accelerate from their speed (lets say 60km/h) to at least 80km/h before they merged with the traffic. So which traffic did they obstruct?That is not an opinion...
You may not obstruct the flow of traffic. There is also a minimum speed you must travel at on a freeway.
It is the duty of the vehicle attempting to merge to do so safely, just as it is the duty of the vehicles already on the highway to yield in a safe manner.
You clearly miss the irony that "His blood" warriors carries no protection?Indeed. One is left stunned that anyone would deem such a remark remotely appropriate.
This post made my day!!In my opinion it is the relative speed that hurts you, the speed differential between you and whatever is around you
My son qualified for his drivers licence in Germany where they required eight hours of Autobahn driving with a particular focus on merging and demerging at on and offramps.
The theoretical course included the estimation of braking distances for different vehicle types under different climatic conditions.
Unfortunately these aspects do not feature much in our environment
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But I am in full agreement concerning the utterly bullshit, fake, omnipotence of the vaunted Road Captains which make up their herd guidance rules as they go along.
To my mind herd behaviour has always been characterised by taking the lowest IQ and dividing that by the herd population.
So my son and I go on a quick breakfast run to Sabie, mainly for the 200 km of mountain passes in that region. From Sabie down to Hazyview, up to Graskop and then on to Pelgrims and home.
Except that we hit a BMW Herd, lead by the Official BMW Road Captain, riding two by two alongside each other, as if to board the Ark, at a majestic 58.9km/h, just outside Graskop.
The Tailgunner, or whatever title the Rearmost Official aspires to, probably Sphincter Sargeant, rides in a zig zag pattern, blocking, or attempting to block, all passing traffic!
We did not lose much time dispatching this circus!
I did not have a calling to post it.....A bit uncalled for
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