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Old 07-08-2011, 10:42 AM   #31
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Default Re: Car carrying 10 children in horror crash

Unbelieveable...unbelieveable...all of the passengers could be dead... and filling a 7-seater Pajero with 12 people, how could that ever be safe.

If they intend to drive with 12 people in the vehicle... why don't they buy a Transit bus?
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Old 07-08-2011, 02:06 PM   #32
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Default Re: Car carrying 10 children in horror crash

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Originally Posted by Falc'man
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Has anyone else noticed lesser RBTs these days or is it just me? It must have been at least a couple of years from memory since I was last stopped for one.
Not particulary. Ive been through 3 roadside RBT stations since November. 2 of them where in the same spot but different day, the other one was in a different location but its always setup in the same location. Random breath test??? Yeh no. They wanted to fine me $500 and take my licence for my faded P plates. Good coppers though...truley shocked.
I ve seen them in the same places many times before but wasnt signalled in.

As i am with that dropkick driver. Axe his nuts and let him go, if he makes it to the hospital then he's lucky he doesnt bleed out and die...... To harsh?
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