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Alscot
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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: locopony]
      #532954 - 09/21/11 05:33 AM

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A very old man pulled out in front of me yesterday. No cell phone involved. I understand that cell phone usage causes a lot of wrecks (I dont like to call them accidents). I don't think they they should be banned though. I think the penalty should be higher. Like maybe a $30,000.00 fine for being at fault while using a cell.





when I'm World Dictator I shall insist that everytime we make a new law , we also repeal one somewhere along the line

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SSGRex
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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: Greybeard]
      #533596 - 09/27/11 03:02 AM

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I'll always remember a time when a friend's mother was giving several of us a ride home from school on a rainy day. She pulled out from a stop sigh in front of a VW. My friend said, "Mom, there's a car coming!" Without looking, she said, "Oh, I can't see small cars."



Why do I strongly suspect said mother was driving an oversized SUV?

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SSGRex
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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: Alscot]
      #533597 - 09/27/11 03:05 AM

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when I'm World Dictator I shall insist that everytime we make a new law , we also repeal one somewhere along the line

Al



Well, Your Awesomeness, might I humbly suggest repealing TWO for every one passed?

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Greybeard
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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: SSGRex]
      #534684 - 10/07/11 04:42 AM

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I'll always remember a time when a friend's mother was giving several of us a ride home from school on a rainy day. She pulled out from a stop sigh in front of a VW. My friend said, "Mom, there's a car coming!" Without looking, she said, "Oh, I can't see small cars."



Why do I strongly suspect said mother was driving an oversized SUV?




It was a '49 or late '48 (similar body to the '49) Oldsmobile 4 door. Most cars back then were big enough to get up and walk around inside.

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locopony
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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: Thensley]
      #534967 - 10/09/11 03:26 PM

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Helmets work, and they don't cause neck or other injuries. There is no indication that they interfere with control or perception. Riders who wear helmets are simply much less likely to sustain head injuries.



I this really a question? or is the question rather, do you care about the difference?

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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: Greybeard]
      #535579 - 10/13/11 10:23 PM

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Why do I strongly suspect said mother was driving an oversized SUV?




It was a '49 or late '48 (similar body to the '49) Oldsmobile 4 door. Most cars back then were big enough to get up and walk around inside.



Ahhh....same sense of invincibility, just with WAAAAY more class and style. (and totally lacking in the sense of self-absorbed entitlement)

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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: SSGRex]
      #535580 - 10/13/11 10:25 PM

PS to Alscot...

My comment "Your Awesomeness" wasn't being snide...just felt it was an appropriate title for a World Dictator. Sometimes my sense of humor doesn't translate as well online, with no expression/body language cues.

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Dwight
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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: SSGRex]
      #535619 - 10/14/11 09:56 AM

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My comment "Your Awesomeness" wasn't being snide...just felt it was an appropriate title for a World Dictator. Sometimes my sense of humor doesn't translate as well online, with no expression/body language cues.




Well Eric, you DO know that that's what these things here can help project to the casual reader, don't ya?!--->



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locopony
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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: Dwight]
      #535672 - 10/14/11 10:18 PM

Yep that's that thing you were talking about for ya.

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Re: MC Accident Causation Study [Re: locopony]
      #549370 - 02/21/12 12:09 PM

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Helmets work, and they don't cause neck or other injuries. There is no indication that they interfere with control or perception. Riders who wear helmets are simply much less likely to sustain head injuries.







I don't know the source of this quote and i do not mean to hijack this thread, but the quoted statement is patently false!
Look up diffuse axonal injury-head damage without a blow to the skull. Also neck injury is a very good possibility, That is a first hand observation as I underwent treatment for same as the result of being rear ended.
Check out "Leatt brace" also.
Sorry to barge in, but i have a strong aversion to misinformation being passed about.


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