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Thanks for the insurance explanation, it's a bit of a sly headline calling the driver uninsured if 3rd party claims are dealt with differently in NZ.
Counter argument is that if the problem is crap infra (cycle lanes, shared space, ASLs...) the fix is "proper infra". But in the UK it it's often...
Wouldn't they just charge your credit card rather than insist on a direct debit? And the cardholder's address is not shared with the merchant by...
To be fair, he'd only be riding in a cycle lane where it wasn't a bus lane, a side road or a junction. Cycle lanes always vanish when one of those...
I thought that was obvious when you wrote rule 28 which is clearly part of 'the rules'. Section 28 is not a rule but a piece of legislation hence...
Remember, any driver flashing headlights for you to proceed should be assumed to be a crash for cash scam. ...
This is just a joke certainly in any tvp area they can't even police themselves let alone anything else all their interested in is fineing...
last time I went a few years ago seat tickets gave you access to the central area, yes.
I think many motorists would be shocked how much, what essentially is theft insurance, is for bicycles. Though mostly for the priciest, the cheaper...