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chris_w_65

  

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  1. 1. Do you ever break laws - please read PDF

    • Yes, I am a law breaker
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    • No, I am 100% law abiding
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    • I never ride on the road, I don't even cross roads on my bike
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Most of these laws can be broken down into very simplistic formualtions, and if you follow these you will never get in trouble, even if they were actually enforcing any of these.

 

1. Reflectors, a judge will acept if you only have reflector or light at the rear. while driving in daylight conditions. Its not mandatory for a car to have reflectors in the front. However riding in dusk or in the dark would obvsiously require a reflector or light in the front not only for your saftey but so you can see where your going :P so this is pretty much moot if you love your life.

 

2. obey the basic rules of the road, like stopping at red lights.

 

3 ride single file to avoid becomming road kill.

 

 

the rest was just put in there to fill up the blanks.

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Trying to find out if the people who say they don't break laws are telling the truth are really not. All laws are equal.

 

Also just putting the laws out there for everyone

 

Hmmm...trying to figure who your moral underlings are then??

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Read this and then let us know if you do or don't break the law

 

Admin should make this PDF sticky

You know what's criminal, the fine and then the discount.

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IMo your motivation should have been your second point.

 

 

That was my main reason but also nice to show the hubbers that claim they never break laws that they are just as guilty as the rest of us. Except maybe TrekSLR and lone ranger but I have my doubts.

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You know what's criminal, the fine and then the discount.

 

 

It is extorsion. It is not even a discount, they doubled all the fines first. Maybe they consulted with Cajees on this.

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Reg. 201(1)(B) Pedal cycle not equipped with adequate warning device

My bell works wonders on the single track

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5084 Reg. 308(5) Operated a pedal cycle on

a public sidewalk

Operated a pedal cycle on a the

sidewalk of a public road

 

you telling me they fine you a R50 for riding on a sidewalk>>?

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.... All laws are equal.

 

I think that is only one point of view, and not a very sensible one at that.

 

There are numerous ways that laws are not equal & it seems most people's common sense tells them this.

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5107 Reg. 311(8) Rode a pedal cycle in such

a manner that all the

wheels of such pedal cycle

were not in contact with the

surface of the road at all

times

 

Rode a pedal cycle on a public road

in such a manner that all the wheels

of such pedal cycle were not in

contact with the surface of the road

at all times

 

5103 Reg. 311(4) Pedal cyclist deliberately

caused such pedal cycle to

swerve from side to side

When he or she was riding a pedal

cycle on a public road, deliberately

caused such pedal cycle to swerve

from side to side

 

riding in road cat runs across road,,,cat you gona die biatch! im not getting fined multiple times ..

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I think that is only one point of view, and not a very sensible one at that.

 

There are numerous ways that laws are not equal & it seems most people's common sense tells them this.

 

 

I agree 100%. Some people however say that if you break any law you could become a murderer

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5084 Reg. 308(5) Operated a pedal cycle on

a public sidewalk

Operated a pedal cycle on a the

sidewalk of a public road

 

you telling me they fine you a R50 for riding on a sidewalk>>?

 

 

It is only R50.00 if you get the discount

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I agree 100%. Some people however say that if you break any law you could become a murderer

 

Well then "some people" are knobs.

 

Glad to help, no need to thank.

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Contrary to popular belief these are all old laws comming from the days when the NP still governed, why is everyone so amazed all of a sudden. Hell i remember being taught this stuff in Sub A when they taught me how to look left and right and left again before crossing a road.

 

These arent laws because a law is something that gets enforced. This is merely a blotch on a peace of paper.

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If those are the Laws - I would suggest the Laws have broken the Laws! Remember kids (people under the age of 18) are allowed to ride on the roads - these laws would they easily understand?

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