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Thread ID: 149662	2021-03-21 19:44:00	How to Drive in Auckland	piroska (17583)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1475637	2021-03-28 07:33:00	Everyone knows it's manoeuvre, mirror and if someone is looking indicate. It certainly is in Nelson, as is pootle to the end of a merging lane and if no gap stop.	gary67 (56)
1475638	2021-03-28 07:35:00	as is pootle to the end of a merging lane and if no gap stop. That does my effing head in. 'Merge at motorway speeds' is foreign to too many idiots.	allblack (6574)
1475639	2021-03-28 08:36:00	Also don't forget, turning your hazard lights on gives you the right to park anywhere you like, including on the footpath. :rolleyes:	pcuser42 (130)
1475640	2021-03-28 08:55:00	Also don't forget, turning your hazard lights on gives you the right to park anywhere you like, including on the footpath. :rolleyes: Very true. The truckies use it often. You are even allowed to break the law with impunity.:groan:	Roscoe (6288)
1475641	2021-03-29 02:04:00	Many years ago the Great South Road in Auckland was marked into three lanes, one in each direction, and a centre lane which could be used in either direction, for passing. Surprisingly it worked for a while before people got careless about which lane they were in. Does anyone else remember this experiment?	Richard (739)
1475642	2021-03-29 02:41:00	The "Suicide Lanes" according to the prophets of doom ;)	R2x1 (4628)
1475643	2021-03-29 02:58:00	Many years ago the Great South Road in Auckland was marked into three lanes, one in each direction, and a centre lane which could be used in either direction, for passing. Surprisingly it worked for a while before people got careless about which lane they were in. Does anyone else remember this experiment? Yes, I remember that. I was too chicken to use it as I had seen quite a few close calls. I used to drive down there each weekend to see my girlfriend, about 40 years ago, but I never ventured into the centre lane!:waughh:	Roscoe (6288)
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