Yet another home wrecked

Steve Foley wrote:
"Skylune" wrote in message

That was funny, Steve. Maybe you are right....
They should establish a TODA (Truck owners and Drivers Association).
Maybe they can find a retiring TV executive to be president.


I think they call themselves Teamsters

Funny, I was thinking the same thing G

"Skylune" wrote in
lkaboutaviation.com:

Snipola
Obviously not. Just imagine the situation (truckers' behaviours) if there
were no traffic laws, or no enforcement of traffic laws. It would resemble
the current state of GA.

What are you talking about? There's no enforcement of traffic
laws as it is. Hell, I've even seen people do really bad driving
right in front of "law enforcement" and nothing happened. Worse
yet, I've seen "law enforcement" do some really bad driving.

Brian
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by Skywise Jun 21, 2006 at 07:26 PM


"Skylune" wrote in
lkaboutaviation.com:

Snipola
Obviously not. Just imagine the situation (truckers' behaviours) if
there
were no traffic laws, or no enforcement of traffic laws. It would
resemble
the current state of GA.

What are you talking about? There's no enforcement of traffic
laws as it is. Hell, I've even seen people do really bad driving
right in front of "law enforcement" and nothing happened. Worse
yet, I've seen "law enforcement" do some really bad driving.

Brian



?

We've all seen examples of bad drivers. We've all also seen police with
flashing lights pulling people over.

One of the reasons I no longer ride a motorcycle is because of bad car and
truck drivers: it just became too dangerous. I'll say it again: if there
were no traffic laws, it would be worse.

"Skylune" wrote in
lkaboutaviation.com:

Snipola
One of the reasons I no longer ride a motorcycle is because of bad car and
truck drivers: it just became too dangerous. I'll say it again: if there
were no traffic laws, it would be worse.

Then you weren't riding the motorcycle properly.

I've been riding for 19 years, all but one of them in the
LA and Orange County area. I used to have lots of problems,
lot's of close calls. Even had one minor accident. Then
I learned to ride. Now I don't have problems anymore.

What I mean by 'riding properly' is your attitude towards
the traffic on the road. As I've said over and over, I do
what I have to do to stay alive. Laws be damned. Take charge
of your driving situation and MAKE IT into one that is safe.
If you have to break a few rules to create a safe riding
environment because of bad drivers, then do it.

Brian
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