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Until the crash investigation is complete the only thing we can be sure of that it's a very tragic circumstance, made more tragic by the ride being a responsible event organised for charity.
If they got rid of the barriers when we all protested she would still be here
But we know that is not going to happen
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From my previous experience they ( police or who ever makes those decisions) put charity ride in far right hand lane, closest to the barriers
Originally posted by SIR sparks a lot
remember opinions are like assholes everybody will have one
Here lies the body of Dorian Grey
Who died while defending his right of way;
He was right, oh so right, as he journeyed along
But he's just as dead as if he'd been wrong
Recollections of the promotion of WRB in, I think, a Monash paper. It ignored the impact on motorcyclists as being statistically insignificant compared to the supposed benefit to non 2 wheeled vehicles. Many argued that more WRB installed would certainly make motorcyclists statistically significant.
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