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| THE HOBART MERCURY. SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 2018. |
Saturday, 27 January 2018
MINISTER FOR WRB REBUFFED
THE SUNDAY HERALD SUN
January 28, 2018.
I'm taking banjo lessons.
Damien
IRG
January 28, 2018.
I'm taking banjo lessons.
Damien
IRG
Thursday, 18 January 2018
Wednesday, 17 January 2018
Wednesday, 3 January 2018
VICROADS IGNORES ITS' OWN SAFETY RULES
HOW SCARY IS THIS. Pray you never have a tyre puncture or engine failure on a road like this.
Damien
IRG
PHONE BAN
CAR DRIVERS CAUGHT USING A MOBILE PHONE (or other device) WHILE DRIVING should lose the phone/device on the spot. To be destroyed if found guilty or admitting guilt or returned of found not guilty by a court.
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| The Melbourne HERALD SUN. January 4, 2018. |
Monday, 1 January 2018
COUNTRY VIC CRASH INCREASE
STATISTICS CAN MISLEAD. TAC stats show there has been an increase in the proportion of road deaths in rural road Victoria as opposed to the city.
"The rising road toll has been blamed on drug-driving, high speeds and elderly drivers."
No mention was made that at the same time as country fatals have increased, country roads have been neglected.
And, when you only consider fatal crashes you do not get a complete picture. Fatal crashes are only a small part of the road crash data each year.
There is a lot more contributing to road crashes than just drugs, speed and age. One contributing factor to the increase in country road fatalities (and other crashes) is the sad state VicRoads has allowed our roads to deteriorate to. Another is the weather. Another is animal strike. Another is foreign tourists. The list goes on
But you won't see that in Melbourne's Age or Herald Sun. It might reflect badly on one or more of the unholy trinity - VicPol/VicRoads/TAC. And, they pay big buck for spin doctors to keep them sweet in the media regardless of who's getting hurt.
We need a road crash data authority that is independent of VicPol, VicRoads and TAC.
Damien
IRG
"The rising road toll has been blamed on drug-driving, high speeds and elderly drivers."
No mention was made that at the same time as country fatals have increased, country roads have been neglected.
And, when you only consider fatal crashes you do not get a complete picture. Fatal crashes are only a small part of the road crash data each year.
There is a lot more contributing to road crashes than just drugs, speed and age. One contributing factor to the increase in country road fatalities (and other crashes) is the sad state VicRoads has allowed our roads to deteriorate to. Another is the weather. Another is animal strike. Another is foreign tourists. The list goes on
But you won't see that in Melbourne's Age or Herald Sun. It might reflect badly on one or more of the unholy trinity - VicPol/VicRoads/TAC. And, they pay big buck for spin doctors to keep them sweet in the media regardless of who's getting hurt.
We need a road crash data authority that is independent of VicPol, VicRoads and TAC.
Damien
IRG
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| From the Melbourne AGE. January 2, 2018. |
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