Thread: Road Safety or Revenue?

Originally Posted by shwza

Oh that's a bummer. Hopefully it gets updated but it's probably a bit behind the big players in the map app game

I doubt it… one of the biggest players owns it

Waze was purchased by Google in 2013 for a cool Billion.

Originally Posted by Tombie

I doubt it… one of the biggest players owns it

Waze was purchased by Google in 2013 for a cool Billion.

Wow there you go. Ages ago too. I didn't even know it's been out for that long

Originally Posted by austastar

Hi,
I found Waze had limited information for minor roads in country areas.
Cheers

Yeah very true, once you are off the major roads it really struggles particularly if you are looking for alternate routes..

Originally Posted by ATH

Tins is obviously from his posts a much better driver than the rest of us who try hard.

Did I say that??? No. But I will say that I am more experienced than a few here. Not as much as some others. Does that make me wrong?

I take driving extremely seriously, as I have seen far too much road trauma for my own mental health.

I still maintain that I can walk and chew gum at the same time. If you can't then I am glad that you recognise that fact.

I have to add, I find it disappointing that you chose to talk about me, rather than to me.

Originally Posted by Eevo

i'd been keen to hear more. its the Bridgewater firetruck i drive
and we still have a few people who went thought ashwed. all in their 65's or older now.

My sister's house was in Anzac Ridge Road. You'd probably know it. It's the old stone job just above the tennis courts. She was chef at Petaluma/Bridgewater Mill back then, or maybe a bit later. I don't know how close the fires actually got to her place as I had two other sisters living in the Dandenongs who were in much more trouble. I was in Queensland at the time.

Originally Posted by BradC

It's up so high so it can see down into the vehicle.

Given some of the things I've seen from a truck cab I'll bet the reviewer has an interesting time....

Is there a law against, no, on second thoughts I won't ask.

Originally Posted by Tins

Did I say that??? No. But I will say that I am more experienced than a few here. Not as much as some others. Does that make me wrong?

I take driving extremely seriously, as I have seen far too much road trauma for my own mental health.

I still maintain that I can walk and chew gum at the same time. If you can't then I am glad that you recognise that fact.

I have to add, I find it disappointing that you chose to talk about me, rather than to me.

Don't take it too personally Tins, but all the figures show that phone usage and playing with all the other gadgets now in cars, is a huge cause of deaths and major trauma on the roads. No denying you're an experienced driver as am I, but the vast majority are not and are not much better than when they passed the test to get their license.
AlanH.