Any side bets on the final numbers. I'll say 346..
Worrying that twice as many accidents were caused by sober drivers.
This could give rise to a 'gun law type poll' - if drink driving was decriminalised it could lead to less accidents as there would be fewer sober drivers...........
Worrying that twice as many accidents were caused by sober drivers.
This could give rise to a 'gun law type poll' - if drink driving was decriminalised it could lead to less accidents as there would be fewer sober drivers...........
Worrying that twice as many accidents were caused by sober drivers.
This could give rise to a 'gun law type poll' - if drink driving was decriminalised it could lead to less accidents as there would be fewer sober drivers...........
as with guns most people that are licensed do the right thing
what about unlicensed or dangerous driving ie. to fast
It always makes me wonder why you have to overtake buses and slow drivers on the left side
in Australia being able to drive or shoot is not a right, its a privilege.
absolutely correct...it is a privilege that has responsibilities. Better licencing and training before people hit the road....loss of licence for multiple or major infringement, of course the boys in brown would have to pick up the ball on that.Worrying that twice as many accidents were caused by sober drivers.
This could give rise to a 'gun law type poll' - if drink driving was decriminalised it could lead to less accidents as there would be fewer sober drivers...........
as with guns most people that are licensed do the right thing
what about unlicensed or dangerous driving ie. to fast
It always makes me wonder why you have to overtake buses and slow drivers on the left side
in Australia being able to drive or shoot is not a right, its a privilege.
Worrying that twice as many accidents were caused by sober drivers.
This could give rise to a 'gun law type poll' - if drink driving was decriminalised it could lead to less accidents as there would be fewer sober drivers...........
as with guns most people that are licensed do the right thing
what about unlicensed or dangerous driving ie. to fast
It always makes me wonder why you have to overtake buses and slow drivers on the left side
in Australia being able to drive or shoot is not a right, its a privilege.
The post aboveThere are 200 questions which the computer picks at random
1. Click the page to enter main site
2. Click Change Language (top right hand corner)
3. Click Test for Exam
There are 30 questions. The pass mark is 23. If you get a question wrong, it will tell you what the correct answer should be.
On the same site you can read the Rules of the Road. There's some useful information there including the areas covered in the test.
That question appeared both times I took the computer test,you get both licences on the same day but you have to sit the test twice too!
I have a full UK Driving Licence,the old paper one,,,,At Nang Rong they wouldn't accept it & I had to do both full tests!Correct ,you need The photocard driving licence
I have a full UK Driving Licence,the old paper one,,,,At Nang Rong they wouldn't accept it & I had to do both full tests!
15 provencies have not recorde casualties. Does this mean they had none to report or have been to busy partying to report? party9I think the latter!
Its difficult to Believe Trat has been accident free!+1 party16
I wonder what the penalties will be for those that caused accidents and did not die. We read that 32% of accidents involved drunk driving.
I would hope that custodial sentences are meted out to the 32% minus those that died + a minimum 5 year ban on driving.
Of course that is wishful thinking. There will be minimal fines, and no doubt those having to pay will have done it many times before!
It would be at least one more but was able to successfully avoid the hitting scooter that passed me on the right as I was turning right with my Ranger Truck.Why bother avoiding ,just add one more to the number!