Dear Paul1405,

I like your response to Bazz.

I would like to add that it is a good thing that we have laws to protect us from the Bazzes of the world.

For b^*&(*Y hell sake Paul, do you deliberately read in to every post
you open your own biases against the poster ?
You jumping on every crack you can find is dam boring !
I never said anything about the school zones being a bad thing.
I reported that they cause traffic jams.
The implication of what I wrote was a 30km zone everywhere would be worse, but you decided, here is a way I can get at Bazz.

That is pathetic.

That is pathetic.
Bazz,
Yeah just as their lives & mentalities ! The Git assoc. of Australia is using OLO as their monthly news letter.

Bazz, I simply put a question to you;

Bazz do you choose a child's death over jam up? A simple yes, no answer. You wedged that comment between two negatives;
"that 30km/hr would not work in Australia." A negative from McCormack, I don't know if that was a blanket statement from McCormack, was he referring to a 30km/hr universal speed limit, or something else. Then after the jam up comment from you came with another negative in; "There is a problem in that the UN keeps coming up with mad trendy proposals" That would imply all UN proposals are mad trendy proposals, there being no sane trendy proposals from the UN. In that way the reader is led to believe the jam up is also negative, and should be avoided as it may have been back in the good old days when school children were being run over without a 40km/hr speed limit.

Bazz,

There is no proposal for a universal 30km/hr universal speed limit. As Aidan pointed out, Hasbeen's opening statement was not factual.

Hasbeen said "that endorses a 30km/h limit on suburban roads in response to "traffic injuries, air quality and climate change". Implying that would apply to ALL suburban roads. The actual wording from Aidan reads differently; "the strengthening of law enforcement to prevent speeding and mandate a maximum road travel speed limit of 30 km/h in areas where vulnerable road users and vehicles mix in a frequent and planned manner, except where strong evidence exists that higher speeds are safe".

"Australia is preparing to sign an international road safety declaration in Sweden that endorses a 30km/h limit on suburban roads in response to “traffic injuries, air quality and climate change”.

This is treason.
Since when did I vote to adopt foreign policies?
I don't pay rego to be reduced to a bloody walking pace.