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Thread ID: 115291	2011-01-11 17:57:00	Living dangerously in the bridge barrier lane	pctek (84)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1168902	2011-01-11 17:57:00	www.nzherald.co.nz "It's just crazy out there. It doesn't matter if it's wet, dry, they still drive at the same speed. All they want to do is just get to where they want to go."	pctek (84)
1168903	2011-01-11 19:24:00	Some old traditions are still preserved.	R2x1 (4628)
1168904	2011-01-12 00:36:00	Drove the first machines for about 8 years, not much has changed.	Whenu (9358)
1168905	2011-01-12 00:52:00	Sounds like an interesting machine. Never been to Auckland, so I have never seen anything like it.	Greven (91)
1168906	2011-01-12 02:30:00	The driver's name should be Mr Sanity not Sainty!	tuiruru (12277)
1168907	2011-01-12 02:33:00	Drove the first machines for about 8 years, not much has changed. Did you? Cool?	pctek (84)
1168908	2011-01-12 03:13:00	Yep, line the machine up with the guidance cable, switch on the auto-steer and try and stay awake.	Whenu (9358)
1168909	2011-01-12 04:01:00	try and stay awake. I would imagine it's fairly entertaining watching the driving nutters scream at the speed of sound clipping your wing mirror? Or does that get old quick?	pctek (84)
1168910	2011-01-12 07:19:00	You can lose an eye from the flying debris from a wing mirror impact. I hope he keeps his window up. I can see how the job would get old fairly quickly, but it is an awesome machine! I find the machine more entertaining than the view. They could do a lot more to enforce the speed limit on the bridge - it still gets treated like a 100km/h highway.	Paul.Cov (425)
1168911	2011-01-12 10:31:00	I would imagine it's fairly entertaining watching the driving nutters scream at the speed of sound clipping your wing mirror? Or does that get old quick? On the original machines, the mirrors were put on as the machines had a COF, but after losing a lot of mirrors, they weren't replaced, there was a camera facing backwards anyway.	Whenu (9358)
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