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Location: Perth Australia
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Hello,
It matters not what you drive,just hope you don't turn into a vegetable if you have an accident. I drive on Gt Eastern Hwy,once a fortnight,just 200k's,and there are an equal amount of idiot car drivers and truckies and I don't want to get hit by either,but the OP was very lucky,so was the truckie! Every time I drive past an accident scene between a bike and car I am of the opinion the bike rider died! And,if I see a car crushed by a truck,even a 4 tonner never mind a triple full of ore then I assume the car driver is dead, its just an assumption,sometimes I think if they lived would they be better off dead! Sometimes I think "don't drive" if it scares you being on a congested road,or open road with big trucks if you are a nervy sort of person. People cause accidents,not the vehicles they drive! Cheers Billy. |
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