Daiv Posted March 28, 2009 Posted March 28, 2009 Driving your car and talking on the 'phone.....! Car drivers that are texting while driving......! I don't think any threat of licence points or fines will ultimately stop this phenomenon. What if I was to offer a discussion suggesting that learner drivers should be tested officially as able to drive and talk, drive and textmessage as part of the accepted Driving Test? In a controlled Driving Test Environment, it makes sense to test an individual's ability to do a three point turn, park between vehicles, navigate traffic flow, drive uphill from a stationary position. Why not include the talk and drive/talk and text ability. Most would fail! It would be noted on the licence if they failed, thereby warning the individual not to do it and officially considered if they ever had an accident.
Moderator mervin Posted March 28, 2009 Moderator Posted March 28, 2009 one idea i suppose but it would never work, i did hear of a dispatch rider somewhere came alongside a driver on the phone in an open top car and grabbed the phone and threw it up the road, but be very very careful if you even think about this course of action , cos one of the lads on south west bikers just made a signal to a BMW driver to get off the phone recently and the idiot chased him trying to knock him off , just goes to provr some of these empty headed idiots care about nothing other than themselves Merv
wild foamy Posted March 28, 2009 Posted March 28, 2009 had a few of them pricks near take me off on a few occasions aswell, quite often they are changing gear and have the other hand on the steering wheel with the phone held between their ear and shoulder, which obviously means they can't see their mirror, cant see me and decide it will be a clever idea to cut me up at the next roundabout. if only i had a bigger bike, one swift removal of the wingmirror would be in order, not asif they use them anyway...
Moderator mervin Posted March 28, 2009 Moderator Posted March 28, 2009 Foamy as i say be very careful a lot of these cagers are unfeeling selfish prats and do not give a sh*t about anyone else, and will try to knock you off, merv
wild foamy Posted March 28, 2009 Posted March 28, 2009 Foamy as i say be very careful a lot of these cagers are unfeeling selfish prats and do not give a sh*t about anyone else, and will try to knock you off, merv thats pretty much what im getting at. hence the wing mirror removal, Motorcycle Justice
vic-fzr600 Posted March 28, 2009 Posted March 28, 2009 did you hear on the news a few weeks ago that some dumbass woman in America was caught using her mobile AND breastfeeding while driving!!!! What the f*ck next!!!!
pilninggas Posted March 29, 2009 Posted March 29, 2009 did you hear on the news a few weeks ago that some dumbass woman in America was caught using her mobile AND breastfeeding while driving!!!! What the f*ck next!!!! who the fug would breastfeed a woman while shes driving?!?!?!?! seriously, i can bank on seeing a driver on a phone everyday. A van cut me up yesterday, the driver deep in conversation on his mobile blower, and only knew i was there when i rode alongside and did a massive backfire (bet that made his transit rattle).
Madison Motorsport Posted March 29, 2009 Posted March 29, 2009 I see it day in and day out. It really annoys me. I'm usually in the van so I get to have a bit of fun with the brain dead cagers. If I see them on their phone, I'll overtake them and drift closer and closer to them until they have to put their phone down, then I'll not give them a massive amount of room when I pull back in. I have a big sticker on the back of may van saying 'Don't phone while driving!' They usually shit themselves enough to end the call
FLYIN BRIAN Posted March 29, 2009 Posted March 29, 2009 Getting noticed on the road, whether 4 wheels or 2, comes down to my age old philosophy; If you want more room, be erratic.
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