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RE: I'm an arrogant sod with a beemer (was Symantec - Virus Warning
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- Subject: RE: I'm an arrogant sod with a beemer (was Symantec
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- From: "Ian Lowe" <ian@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 5 May 2002 08:17:54 +0100
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-----Original Message-----
From: Gerard McGovern [mailto:stuff@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 04 May 2002 23:24
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] I'm an arrogant sod with a beemer (was Symantec -
Virus Warning Bulletin)
>Actually, I'm quite invovled with the party who have a penchant for
>yellow. I'll let you make your mind up on that one.
The SNP? Why Gerard, perhaps there's a future for us after all! :)
>I agree with you on the "vehicle class" system too. Power in
=
the wrong
>hands can be lethal.
As a biker turned car-driver, I find the whole notion of passing a
driving<=
BR>
test, then "pop" legal to drive everything just a nonsense. I
thi=
nk it was a
big step *backwards* When direct Access for 21+ was introduced (for
those
unfamiliar, the government allowed guys with middle age crises
=
to go out
and buy any bike, including today's 200mph+ machines after a simple
one-stage) and it's had the expected effect: lots more fatalities etc
in
this age group.
Personally I think we need more training and safety checks, (like
staged
licences with bhp limits for set periods after passing each stage, a
repeat=
mini-driving test every five years, mandatory annual eye checks etc)
and
less focus on speed as the only factor.
I wonder why it is that any group of reasoned people I have ever seen
speak=
about this settles down to "drop the speed limit in towns and raise
it=
to
German levels on the Motorways"?
A nice compromise between protecting people, and teating them as adults
perhaps?
>Also, I have some fairly radical ideas about vehichle tax, insurance
an=
d
>petrol, but I don=92t think you'd like those :-)
I wouldn't be so sure:
I suspect most people can see that the current system is fatally
flawed.
Ian.
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