| Pemalite said: Neon lights being a safety issue I have already touched upon. So I won't repeat myself there... Go back and re-read my prior post/posts. I blame both the drivers and cars. |
Late reply, iv been super busy, but I couldn't ignore this. This sums up your post completely and only proves my point.
Tinting the windows of your car does not affect safety in any form or matter. For starters, we are not allowed to tint the front windows of our cars black, you should know that, that obviously makes sense for safety however not tinting the side or rear windows does nothing to affect safety. You would have more of an issue with the sun beaming down into your eyes than tinted windows on a car which actually blocks the suns rays out that actually increases safety. Also tinted windows you can still see out of very easily. But face it. Not able to tint your windows too dark is a government control issue not a safety issue. They just want to watch you and see you at all time. To claim it affects safety is easily debatable with the sun causing more of an issue for drivers.
Let me point form this.
Lowering a car increases handling which reduces cars from losing traction or rolling over, something that generally happens but you will argue that it buckles cars in the middle which affects safety when in a car accident.. seems that both increase safety in different ways. But god forbid you lower your car too much because that buckle is more important than your car rolling or drifting into poles.
Tinted Windows blocks out the sun but you will argue it affects your vision.. doesn't affect your vision if its not the front window and we don't drive cars side ways (unless you are in Tokyo drifts) so blocking out the sun actually prevents accidents but the government wants to see you smiling when driving. Lets face it.
Neon Lights adds more visuals at night for traffic. Neon lights are not strobe lights or spot lights, they don't blind traffic or in any way affect anyone. Service vehicle lights are completely different and instead of banning the bad drivers for misusing these lights, lets just make it illegal to have on the roads completely. (except in car parks, otherwise, get slapped with a fine) How about the drivers who cant tell the difference between ground Neon lights and emergency lights get taken off our roads instead? That sounds like a bigger problem. I hear no complaints in any other country that are allowed to have Neon's on there cars. But Australia has to be Australia.
Loud exhaust? I guess you are just going to submit to that one right? Loud exhausts increases attention on the road, making it easier to hear on coming traffic etc. Motorbikes are allowed to have loud exhaust for that exact reason yet cars are not allowed.. this is exactly the proof that all these decisions that are made don't affect safety in any way, just more of the government wanting to be able to control you. If you can hear a car coming, that increases safety rapidly and not just to other drivers but to pedestrian's as well.
You see the issue when you give the government an inch? they take a mile and these examples are exactly that. They will continue taking and taking until you cannot do anything, and they will claim its for safety which I call BS on all fronts. This is why the US public don't want to fall in that dictatorship. They know what happens once you give in a little. Just look at all the non logically calls our government has done. I laughed at a female copper acouple of years back when she saw I had a steering wheel lock sitting on the front seat of my old car. She asked me, do you mind telling me what you are doing with this? I told her "Yeah to lock my steering wheel" and I chuckled. And she looked at my dumbfounded like how dare you. How stupid some of the rules we have in place.
They want to see your face so police can identify you, they don't want you to corner to well because they want to chase and catch you, and loud exhausts and Neon lights.. there just being assholes and want something to fine drivers with because there is too much money to make off innocent drivers. Heck sounds exactly the same as Loot boxes and taking advantage of gamers wallets except on the roads.
Last edited by Azzanation - on 17 August 2019
