| Re: Buses with racks go a long way
no spam <no@spam.net> wrote:
>>>>>> Such locations are supposed to have reduced speed warning signs
>>>>>> so that stopping from the reduced speed is possible. If these
>>>>>> signs don't exist, the transportation engineer in charge should
>>>>>> be notified.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Transportation engineer <BAHHH HAAA HAA COUGH!!> <wiping tears
>>>>> from my eyes> Oh man THAT IS A GOOD ONE. The county I came from
>>>>> didn't even have building inspector (note that is for the entire
>>>>> COUNTY) and you expect them to have a transportation engineer.
>>>>>
>>>>> As for the state roads the spot is well known because during the
>>>>> summer tourist season there is usually at least two MAJOR traffic
>>>>> accidents (one time involving a state trooper).
>>>>>
>>>>> The point is slow speed objects in a place where they are not
>>>>> expected are dangerous. It doesn't matter if the object is a car,
>>>>> tractor, bike or cow..
>>>>
>>>> Wow. A state transportation department full of ingoramuses
>>>> responsible for a known hazardous situation that could easily be
>>>> fixed.
>>>
>>> Have you ever tried dealing with a state department? Been there
>>> (several times) and didn't even get a lousy tee shirt. I was sure
>>> that after in one year a trooper had been rear ended and a
>>> motorcyclist KILLED at that intersection something would be done. I
>>> was on that same road last year and there was a change. . .they
>>> repainted the lines.
>>> Remember you can't sue the state w/o its permission.
>>
>> Pig ignorant fantasy.
> Why don't you try to sue your state.
Not that stupid.
> You'll find out that something controled by a bunch of power hungry lawyers has made itself fairly
> lawyer proof.
Pig ignorant fantasy.
Have fun explaining those who have done just that and won.
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