Barton Highway treehugger

astrojax said :

460cixy said :

Another crashed Tojo that’s great news

the urban dictionary has ‘tojo’ as: racist term for a japanese person. what a lovely sentiment to read on this fine sunny canberra day. not.

please repair to beneath your rock…

Tojo also refers to Toyotas.

Here’s hoping 460cixy wraps himself around a tree so that he can continue to generate great news for himself.

460cixy said :

Another crashed Tojo that’s great news

the urban dictionary has ‘tojo’ as: racist term for a japanese person. what a lovely sentiment to read on this fine sunny canberra day. not.

please repair to beneath your rock…

Another crashed Tojo that’s great news

IrishPete said :

Blah blah….
Registration plate started with NED (couldn’t see if ACT or NSW). Probably quite appropriately. Funnily enough, his rear lights weren’t working, only the number plate lights, so he must want to be noticed.

Yeah, that’s Edward. Always up to no good.

IrishPete said :

It was very quiet on the way back, just after dusk, and what little traffic there was westbound flowed well at the speed limits (I never speed on the King’s Hwy – too much police presence, and had just seen someone pulled over by Highway Patrol approaching Moruya, and had seen a mobile speed camera in Batemans Bay earlier in the day).

Hm, I would hope road safety also enters into that decision not to speed too, not just the fear of sanction.

A little off topic, but I drove Clyde Mountain yesterday for the first time in ages, both directions.

It was very quiet on the way back, just after dusk, and what little traffic there was westbound flowed well at the speed limits (I never speed on the King’s Hwy – too much police presence, and had just seen someone pulled over by Highway Patrol approaching Moruya, and had seen a mobile speed camera in Batemans Bay earlier in the day).

Didn’t stop the idiotic behaviour. A 4wd white raised Hilux or similar (probably 1990s or 2000s model) overtook me and another car at the same time, which I don’t object to, except that it took him way into a double white line zone. A dip in the road meant he didn’t see an oncoming vehicle, which didn’t come too close, but close enough to probably give everyone involved a little adrenaline rush. Now that dip in the road might just be the reason for the double white lines, dontcha think?

Registration plate started with NED (couldn’t see if ACT or NSW). Probably quite appropriately. Funnily enough, his rear lights weren’t working, only the number plate lights, so he must want to be noticed.

And don’t get me started on fog lights, and heavily laden vehicles whose “dip” has no effect. Or trailers without any lights at all.

IP