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17-09-2005, 06:34 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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This is really starting to annoy me.. can anyone read??? Well if you answer that you probably can!! I'm not a parent but this still worries me.
Whats the deal with people not slowing down to 40km/hr in school zones (between the hours of 8am-9.30am & 2.30-4 Mon-Fri). It frustrates the daylights out of me people are speeding up behind me, and getting abusive just cause im sitting on the designated speed limit. Its be kinda funny most of the impatient one either have kids in the backseat of their car or drive one of the three H cars (Hyundai, Honda or Holden). I think it has been well and truly proven that this 20km/hr (in most areas) difference can mean the difference between life and death. Kids just don't realise what dangers there are running out onto the road. This is my plea to everyone to please be wary of these school zones (i know its currently school holidays in Victoria) You wouldn't want someone speeding through these zones as your child is walking to school. |
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