BLIXEMPIE
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...at 65 he shouldn't even be on the road. I'm sorry but old people have weaker reflexes and they generally don't see too well...
I don't care if I get lambasted for this but at 65 he shouldn't even be on the road. I'm sorry but old people have weaker reflexes and they generally don't see too well. Apart from that, had this happened to me and I was on my bike, I'd probably have some serious injuries or be dead. He was irresponsible and should have known better.
Nail him.
yeah, that 65 statement is a bit rough, how do you expect people that age to get around..
i'd have checked how much it costs to fix and give the option of dealing directly or with insurance company. (that's about the most you can do to be nice without coming off with a loss)
While I wouldn't ban old people altogether, what I would like to see implemented is a mandatory test every 10 years. Important things to test would be things like eyesight, reflexes and reaction time.Hehe, this one outoppie had a tennis ball suspended from the gargage ceiling so he knew that he had to stop when it hit the windscreen. Usually he would just drive into a wall.
Seriously though, there are some old people on the road that should not be driving. In a small town you start remembering their cars and stay as far away from them as possible.
Likewise there are some 40 year olds who should not be on the road, but there's no way to weed out the rot without any form of testing.
While I wouldn't ban old people altogether, what I would like to see implemented is a mandatory test every 10 years. Important things to test would be things like eyesight, reflexes and reaction time.
Likewise there are some 40 year olds who should not be on the road, but there's no way to weed out the rot without any form of testing.