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[Fermoylad]

Did you miss the part where you can get fined $515 dollars in NSW for being on a mobile in a school zone?
If anything I was underestimating.


I know, that is what I said. There is very very little wiggle room and you get scared off by the $2200 fine if you get convicted.
So people just suck up the initial fine.


I am well aware of driving there. I spent the guts of 15 years living on the side of the world. I have the passport and kids to prove it.


We have established that one can get fined $515 for being on a mobile while driving in Sydney, Australia.
I stated one can get fined $500. So I am wrong by underplaying it.
I stated if one gets a conviction it's a $2000 fine. So I am wrong by underplaying it as it is actually $2200

Different states will have their own fines.
The ACT has bigger fines.
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So where is the exaggeration exactly in my post? Please be precise here.


See above.

Do you drive a car?

 

[hemlock666]

Am I missing something here, what's with the parroting of this reply

Road safety expert and authority on motorists behaviour Wank, either can't drive a car or is terrified of lying about being able to drive a car on the INTERNET, so he disappears when you ask him.

 

[Meridian]

Did you miss the part where you can get fined $515 dollars in NSW for being on a mobile in a school zone?
If anything I was underestimating.


I know, that is what I said. There is very very little wiggle room and you get scared off by the $2200 fine if you get convicted.
So people just suck up the initial fine.


I am well aware of driving there. I spent the guts of 15 years living on the side of the world. I have the passport and kids to prove it.


We have established that one can get fined $515 for being on a mobile while driving in Sydney, Australia.
I stated one can get fined $500. So I am wrong by underplaying it.
I stated if one gets a conviction it's a $2000 fine. So I am wrong by underplaying it as it is actually $2200

Different states will have their own fines.
The ACT has bigger fines.
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So where is the exaggeration exactly in my post? Please be precise here.


See above.

Do you drive a car ?

 

[jank]

Calls are growing for the CEO of the RSA to resign following his calamitous interview on RTE Prime Time.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1778813766349574275

 

[Meridian]

Calls are growing for the CEO of the RSA to resign following his calamitous interview on RTE Prime Time.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1778813766349574275

Calls are growing for you also, to answer ;

Do you drive a car ?

 

[jank]

I guess victim-blaming vulnerable road users is not the best way to achieve safer roads?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1778773475013939489

 

[jank]

The new Midelton - Mogely Greenway appear to be a big hit with locals and non-locals alike.

'Off-road amenity is fantastic': Greenway in East Cork proving a popular spot

Described as an “enhancer of public health and personal well-being” and a “catalyst for economic growth and tourism development”, the greenway is ...

www.echolive.ie

This follows similar examples where when decent public amenities are delivered such as this, or the Dunkettle-Carrigtwohill shared pathway or the bridge over the N40 by Vernon Mount, people start using them in droves and think, "Christ, this is great, why wasn't this built before, maybe we should do more of this"

The ever-present cynical naysayers slink off to the ratholes where they came from.

 

[Meridian]

The new Midelton - Mogely Greenway appear to be a big hit with locals and non-locals alike.

'Off-road amenity is fantastic': Greenway in East Cork proving a popular spot

Described as an “enhancer of public health and personal well-being” and a “catalyst for economic growth and tourism development”, the greenway is ...

www.echolive.ie

This follows similar examples where when decent public amenities are delivered such as this, or the Dunkettle-Carrigtwohill shared pathway or the bridge over the N40 by Vernon Mount, people start using them in droves and think, "Christ, this is great, why wasn't this built before, maybe we should do more of this"

The ever-present cynical naysayers slink off to the ratholes where they came from.

Do you drive a car ?

 

[Meridian]

I guess victim-blaming vulnerable road users is not the best way to achieve safer roads?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1778773475013939489

Do you drive a car ?

 

[Crankycorner]

Given the lack of response we can only assume that your man not only drives a car but is a boy racer who terrorises other road users.