Cycling in Sydney Australia
Warning, link to Terror Article, absurdity follows...
So, in summary the article is a twaddle piece by the terror highlighting that younger drivers believe older drivers are dangerous and vice versa. No surprises there, just another round of the ever popular game of scapegoat and fingerpoint.
What disturbs me is the citing of a Newspoll survey conducted on behalf of GIO insurance that indicates 54% of respondents (No survey sample size or details provided) rate CYCLISTS AS THE MOST DANGEROUS ROAD USERS. (apologies for shouting).
I thought it might interest the forum to know that over half of a surveyed sample of road users believe that Cyclists are the biggest danger on the roads. Discuss or post your incredulity below.
Permalink Reply by DamianM on March 30, 2012 at 4:11pm I can only say thing...
LULZ!
Because really, there's no point trying to be sensible about it.
I’m still shaking my head and I read this in print over 2 hours ago. (Yes, I am still washing my hands after having touched a copy of the terrorgraph. I fear they may never be completely clean again)
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Permalink Reply by Martyn P on March 30, 2012 at 4:19pm Dangerous to ourselves for daring to ride a bike amongst the likes of the people mentioned in the article? Probably.
Permalink Reply by Robbiejuve on March 30, 2012 at 4:22pm Yeah thats what I was thinking
Sadly I think you may be correct in that SubOp. I am following up with GIO as they are one of the companies that takes my money. >:(
Permalink Reply by Carlos Kramer on March 30, 2012 at 5:26pm took your money?
Permalink Reply by Martyn P on March 30, 2012 at 5:42pm Will add GIO to my list of do not use along with NRMA.
Permalink Reply by Bob Moore on March 30, 2012 at 5:20pm
Permalink Reply by Carlos Kramer on March 30, 2012 at 5:25pm And in another news flash, 100% of drivers don't think of themselves as being dangerous...
As they say, it was a.... Fiat of rage.
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