The stats are not in your favor. Young drivers account for a large percentage of reported crashes.
Fixed. ;)
It is easy to dodge our responsibilities, but we cannot dodge the consequences of dodging our responsibilities.
- Josiah Stamp
Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race.
- H.G. Wells
Some yrs back…I was on my way to the drag races at Ashcroft in one of my Mustangs.
That statement has "mullet" and "redneck" written all over it… :lol: ;)
It is easy to dodge our responsibilities, but we cannot dodge the consequences of dodging our responsibilities.
- Josiah Stamp
Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race.
- H.G. Wells
Fixed. ;)
So old guys like to hit and run? (well I know broke does…. ;))
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fastest ticket 128km in an 90 zone on the Parksville bypass…..worst speeding offence, but not from the cops….220km in my dad's Grand Prix GTP coming back from a race (I passed one of his buddies)….by the time I got to the house to drop off the car my dad had been stewing about it for an hour and the lecture I got from him lasted at least 2 hours…..he still gets furious when I mention how much I liked that car…..
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With regards to the graduated licencing thing, here's my $0.02 about the passenger restrictions: As a fellow road user, I would way rather have one car with 6 teens in it, than 3 cars with 2 teens each in my rear view mirror. Which is related to my point, that as a young person who went through the graduated licence, I can say that I drove way worse when I was in a group of several cars than I would have if I was driving everyone myself. It's way more fun to blow by your buddy's car on the highway than it is some stranger's… That's how I feel anyways.
Way back from the old school days of NSMB…
I think I hit 180+ kmh in my bro's cls, and oh dear god was that ever scary, even though thte car was ment to handle speed
you should see it here. N.B. is usually known to be the easiest jurisdiction in canada to get a license.
1. get beginners permit 7(1), allows you to drive with one person who has a class 5 then a 4 month wait if you take drivers ed
2. class 7(2) only limitation being BAC of 0.00. you get 4 points
3. class 5 - mailed to you 1 year after you get 7(2)
you accumulate 2 points/year to a maximum of 10
oh and the road test is a joke
Back in the 2002 Gumball, some dude in a F50 got busted doing 187 MPH, in the states…
Sober
198km/h in the soob. That was stupid.
What was stupid?
not allowing young people to drive v8s and such….
Is this actually true.. Ive been driving my big dodge for a few months and its got a v8 and i have never been pulled over. I only have my N.
what about the guy who trashed ferrari enzo? lol car was torn in half lol and i think he was going at over 200mph lol.
my car is shittyness limited to about 130.
…at least your car hits triple digits…my car doesn't even have a governor.
Bikes with two wheels for life.
Is this actually true.. Ive been driving my big dodge for a few months and its got a v8 and i have never been pulled over. I only have my N.
No. You can buy whatever car you want that fits under a class 5. The only restrictions of your liscense are written on the back.
Cops may target you though, or if youre not in BC you might get screwed on insurance.
son?? your 15, you should just be glad ross isnt gay
Is this actually true.. Ive been driving my big dodge for a few months and its got a v8 and i have never been pulled over. I only have my N.
The original poster was talking about Australian law.
my car is shittyness limited to about 130.
jake go his first one up too 180. on the stock 13's.
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