I guess with the nights becoming longer and there is more darkness in our work days, I have been noticing or rather not seeing people on/in/by the road as I drive around Toronto and Area. People wearing the tradition BLACK clothing walking where cars even with their headlights on can't see you...
Why Oh Why are you hiding and trying to kill yourself?
People don't seem to understand that dressing in BLACK or dark colours makes you very hard to see at night and in the glare of wet roads?
Can you see the bike?
This is the view from my Truck's window. The biker was riding beside me and pulled up to the car in front of me. There is nothing reflective on his bike. I could barely see him.
Cars and trucks have LIGHTS so that they can been seen.... Bikes are required to have the same during night riding... by law he should get a ticket.
The worst is I could have bumped into him and killed him.... I could not see him until it was too late.
The gov.uk.com site had a great idea.... riders must wear reflective clothing while on the road.
People walking should also ALWAYS wear something reflective when outside.... I really do want to see you.
Yet this evening as I was driving around, I saw about 2 people wearing reflective vests.... so there is hope.
Here are some of my thoughts and rants about life in general and more about life as a professional trucker as I drive and work in a the busiest city in Canada Toronto, Ontario. What is it like to driving on a highway with 16 lanes?
Showing posts with label police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label police. Show all posts
Thursday, December 27, 2012
I really can't see you!
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
police on their cell phone
Howdy,
Just wondering if anybody else has seen a cop on their cell phone while driving? I see it far too often on the roads, esp in Toronto, Ontario. I am concerned that their might be a double-standard when it comes to the anti-cell phone laws. I don't understand that with their union that they can't find a way to have a hands-free device mandatory on their cars.
Should I report their usage to the police? Of would cops policing cops be a bad idea?
Just wondering if anybody else has seen a cop on their cell phone while driving? I see it far too often on the roads, esp in Toronto, Ontario. I am concerned that their might be a double-standard when it comes to the anti-cell phone laws. I don't understand that with their union that they can't find a way to have a hands-free device mandatory on their cars.
Should I report their usage to the police? Of would cops policing cops be a bad idea?
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