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So it works badly where you live, but works well in another location you have no idea about? Thanks for your logical feedback.
by megablast 9y ago
So it works badly where you live, but works well in another location you have no idea about? Thanks for your logical feedback.
- toomanybeersies 9y agoIf you must know, I swapped notes with my friend who lives in Singapore. People in Singapore have much more respect for the rules and following the rules, plus the consequences are more severe for breaking the rules. Meanwhile in Australia, bending and breaking the rules is a national sport. Also, the consequences for breaking the rules are much less severe. If a cop caught you throwing a bike into a tree or some other amusing place, they would most likely make you take it out of the tree and nothing more.
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- jakecopp 9y ago- Riding without a bicycle helmet: $319 - Riding furiously, recklessly or negligently (whatever that means): $425 - Cycling on footpath and over 12 years of age: $106 And people wonder why Australians break laws, these are fines in NSW (which includes Sydney). Trundling down the footpath to the shops on a Sunday morning: $425 fine! No wonder Sydney is so car centric.
- dang 9y agoPersonal swipes are not allowed in HN comments. Please post civilly and substantively, or not at all. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html