Thread: [Update] Cyclist convicted of "wanton and furious driving"
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Old 01-10-2018, 08:41   #293
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Re: [Update] Cyclist convicted of "wanton and furious driving"
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Originally Posted by Kursk View Post
Not you. Calm down dear.

It won’t prevent accidents. An accident happens, erm, accidentally whether you have a reg plate or not.

It won’t keep children safe; it may expose them to malicious fake reports; it may lead to the stress of stolen/swapped/lost number plates.

Let kids ride a bike and enjoy their school time without watching their every move. Dear Lord.
Yes, but people behave differently when they know they are being watched or can be easily traced.

As for your 'malicious fake reports' line, maybe motorists shouldn't have number plates any more either.

I think it is the anonymity that makes many cyclists more reckless. Nobody can identify you if they want to report you, and this makes many of them just do as they please. There needs to be a clamp down.
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