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14-09-2011, 09:59 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Dec 2007
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MAGPIE"Sounds like both parties were equally reckless here, 5m out from a red light intersection at 70kph on wrong side of the road is stupid even if you do have lights & sirens operating."
Although I'm not convinced by your story telling either, how do you know they were doing 70 ? Magpie, "both parties equally reckless"??? One is trying to save lives, the other a moronic driver not knowing what is going on around them. 70Ks? Did you not notice that I said I was following the ambulance??? Back then, a good way to get where you were going, QUICKLY, if the opportunity presented itself was to follow an emergency vehicle. whether you believe me or not is irrelevant. I was there, you were not! |
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Re: Brisbane drivers driven to distraction by emergency vehicle sirens
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