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Old 27-06-2009, 11:51 AM   #1
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Default 21 yo caught doing 191 in a 60 zone...

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There's nothing really much to say except he should have at least gone for the full 200!
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I hope your all sitting down...........

"2004 Holden sedan"
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When the hell are they gunna learn. It's just insane.
I am not going to say I am not guilty of speeding as all of us
at some point in time have.
But 130 over the limit. :
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I hope your all sitting down...........

"2004 Holden sedan"
That explains why he didn't get to 200.......lol........what are 16" steelies rated at?
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yep, after you are doing 45 over, you may as go all the way!!!

I know when I drive on highways I kind of do that in the bracket of speeding that I am doing at the time. Ie, if you are doing 112, you are in the bracket of 110 to 125, so may as well do 125.

As soon as you do 45 over, its the same as doing 100 or 200 over! No difference.
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As soon as you do 45 over, its the same as doing 100 or 200 over! No difference.
That depends on what you hit.... :



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yep, after you are doing 45 over, you may as go all the way!!!

I know when I drive on highways I kind of do that in the bracket of speeding that I am doing at the time. Ie, if you are doing 112, you are in the bracket of 110 to 125, so may as well do 125.

As soon as you do 45 over, its the same as doing 100 or 200 over! No difference.
difference is those extra clicks could kill someone if you hit them..
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It sounds like the gene-pool needs a clean - this clown should not be allowed to breed.
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That depends on what you hit.... :
There we have it in 1.
At 200 a decent size dog would hurt.
I hit a roo at 105 in a Merc sprinter van and it was a write off.
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appauling..take his license off him and never give it back... as long as there are no "p plate drivers are stupid" comments come through in this thread...
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As soon as you do 45 over, its the same as doing 100 or 200 over! No difference.
Except how hard you get reamed in court.
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I am pretty sure its the same fine, 45 over and more is the same, and you lose you licence for 12 months. Doesnt matter how far over.
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is chemical castration still a legal punishment?
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I mean no difference as far as fines licence loss go, not the dangerousness...
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I am pretty sure its the same fine, 45 over and more is the same, and you lose you licence for 12 months. Doesn't matter how far over.
You go to court and the judge decides.
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appauling..take his license off him and never give it back... as long as there are no "p plate drivers are stupid" comments come through in this thread...
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he's not even a p-plater, hes 21! maybe we should introduce restrictions for open licence drivers,
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he's not even a p-plater, hes 21! maybe we should introduce restrictions for open licence drivers,

What ?

Like the speed limit ?
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Like the speed limit ?
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I don't see how a 21 year old open licence driver has anything to do with no V8's or turbos, no more than 1 passenger between 11pm and 5am and a 0.00 BAC for p-platers?

care to explain...
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You P platers can blame clowns like this for your restrictions....
i agree... but the clowns simply should have there license taken off them for a long period of time.
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I don't see how a 21 year old open licence driver has anything to do with no V8's or turbos, no more than 1 passenger between 11pm and 5am and a 0.00 BAC for p-platers?

care to explain...

because the driver is still young and hasnt been driving as long as probably most the people on the forums and for some reason most people seem to class young drivers with p platers and being stupid
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Only 24 posts to start the young v old drivers debate.
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I don't see how a 21 year old open licence driver has anything to do with no V8's or turbos, no more than 1 passenger between 11pm and 5am and a 0.00 BAC for p-platers?

care to explain...
I don't see what this has to do with the topic, so no explanations are necessary.

The next post arguing the point will see this closed.
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i agree... but the clowns simply should have there license taken off them for a long period of time.
And what will that do?

If he has shown this much disrespect for the law now, what is going to stop him from driving while under suspension?
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An L driver was detected in Northern tassie during the week, 204 in a 80 zone, yep, you guessed it, in a Commodore Executive.

The only aspect of this, that's slightly different from the usual stereotype, the L plater was a girl.

When I was in that age bracket, at that stage in my driving experience, me and my friends simply didn't have access to vehicles that went that fast. That was a long time ago, and most 'first' cars nowadays have a velocity potential far removed from the capability of the driver.

It is scary that we have such inexperienced drivers sharing our roads while travelling this fast.

196kmph = 54m per second across the ground, an aweful lot can go 'wrong' in a public setting, that is beyond the capability of most of us, regardless of age.

Be observant people, you just don't know what might be coming the other way...
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There's nothing you can do... as long as there's young people getting their licences, it's going to happen. The only difference is more and more fast cars are become easily obtainable, I mean these days a stock Falcon will do a 1/4 in 15 flat!

Mind you, it doesn't appear to be much worse then it used to be...
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I'm suprised he stopped, I doubt the police would have been able to pursue him at that sort of speed in suburbia, so at least thats something.
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