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If only...
Was not encouraged by my recent attempt to have SAPOL take some action against the drivers and passengers of P-plated cars brimming with idiocy from which loud and frightening abuse is not infrequently hurled as I mind my own business, doing the world a favour treadling home up Belair Rd. I finally managed to see a number plate and all other required details but when I reported it to the city police station, the officer basically said there was nothing they could do, even less because a) I couldn't make out exactly what was yelled at me, and b) because it was the passenger and not the driver doing the verbal abuse. Sorry SAPOL, sympathizing with me about how dangerous riding a bike is these days doesn't come anywhere near the promised action of "Traffic Watch".
Helly
not a traffic watch report
Traffic W#atch is a formal reporting programme. You need to ring the Traffic Watch number! Going to the front desk of a SAPOL station does not a Traffic Watch report make (to paraphrase Shakespeare)!
Sam P.
Saw a great example of use of
Saw a great example of use of "hands free" - the car was in hands free mode; it had to be as one hand was holding a thick shake, the other, the spoon, & the driver was eating at the wheel. Lower NE road, 9 am ...
Mike Brisco
co-ordinator - Bikes for Refugees scheme
13 Mines Road,Campbelltown, SA 5074