




Read it - digest it - take your own stance.
It's quite paradoxical this town.
We've got a past Premier bringing the worlds biggest cycling event to town, and past mayor who proposed introducing a 'white bike' scheme.
We have a current Mayor who openly describes cyclists as a pest, wishing to remove them alltogether if he had his way, and a current Premier who is passing a NEW LAW that is a reaction to an episode of statistical anomaly - actually, morepeople have been killed by being struck by lightning than a cyclist.
We should make a law for it.
Bloody lightning.
I don't disagree that reckless riding is dangerous and should be penalised, but such a vague description leaves it up to the discretion of the LAW to make their own opinion of 'what they saw'.
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