Can you beat this one

yep saw a bloke on a motorbike taking a phone call
after looking at it and tapping the screen a few times all one handed he pushed it upside his helmet
i let this one slide a bit as hes was in a side street and only do 10-15 kph
but its not speed that kills its the sudden stop

cobber
You of course wrote down the rego plate no. and the time and location/area, didn't you.
Then inform the Police and they can easily check time of calls etc and your report of it means a little chat with a Policeman/woman.

They may have been practicing their multi tasking ability. Women are better at multi tasking but their cars hit just as hard though.

Well how exactly do you expect them to talk to each other if not by the phone? ;=))

If they were doing 10-15 kph more than you over 15 kms how did you see them turn off?

They should have been way ahead, unless you sped up to follow them?

Come to Darwin, I get overtaken by at least one car by a week in the 80 km zones doing 100-110km/hr.
Not unusual to get given the finger here as well, not to mention the arms and head out the window yelling.
Gotta love the top end :-)

Was travelling down the Bruce from the Sunny Coast and passed a car where the female driver had a newspaper spread across the steering wheel and was reading that !!!

Returning from Adelaide to Broken Hill I was on the main North road I had to Drop some item off a Nuriupta so I did not use the new by pass road.

The main North road is a good road but it swaps between 3 and 4 lane s a lot so I sit on the left hand side and take my time I have a long 5 or 6 hour trip so why bust your gutts and stress out, and with so many traffic lights going over the speed limit is a wast of energy and time.

Lady came flying up to me but was not quick enough and got stuck behind me

well you did not need to be able to read lips to know what she was saying and I got the finger and she finally got past me and she had a young 13 or 14 year old female in the passenger seat and she went a few ks and went to left to the shop s

Now all that to save minutes and how can she tell her kids off for bad manners or swearing ( I am assuming it was her daughter) when she has done it her self

are we as adults expected to show the kids what and what not to do as responsible parents and adults

Maybe they were worried about a guy in the left lane stalking them, too scared to stop and were calling for help Cobber?

I'm pretty sure I read that it's no longer an offence to display L plates when the L isn't driving? NSW, ACT? Can anyone confirm?