Who's heard of the recent proposal for rural roads down south to be adjusted to 90kms for sealed roads and 80kms for gravel?
What do you all think, they might even be considered up here, north as well.
I'd prefer them to stay 100 default and then travel at any odd speed,
I'm interested in how'd they will monitor this as well, thoughts...
Rural Speed Limits!
I suppose it makes sense for Tasmania. Dropping the speed limit to less than 80-90km/hr will give people an opportunity to travel for at least one hour when driving from the island's East coast to the West coast.
After all, Tasmania is a pretty small island, and by the time some vehicles have accelerated up to 100km/hr, it's then time to start braking to avoid flying off the other side.
After all, Tasmania is a pretty small island, and by the time some vehicles have accelerated up to 100km/hr, it's then time to start braking to avoid flying off the other side.
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1989 Brumby (more mods)
Subaru - Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
1989 Brumby (more mods)
Subaru - Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
Ha Ha , i like that one Jack. When the father inlaw went down there , that is what he said .
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theres is nothing wrong with Tassie ( save te 2 headed jokes) beutiful state awesome people and awesome roads beautiful scenery and theres no prob with only taking a few hours to cover the state co7oast to coast it means we can do more 4wd tracks in our subes 
oh and other then the W.A boys we have the most active ausubaru members dont we?? lol stirring the pot a bit here aye..... cheers Ben
oh and other then the W.A boys we have the most active ausubaru members dont we?? lol stirring the pot a bit here aye..... cheers Beni have a problem....subaruitus
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Gold!Jack wrote:I suppose it makes sense for Tasmania. Dropping the speed limit to less than 80-90km/hr will give people an opportunity to travel for at least one hour when driving from the island's East coast to the West coast.
After all, Tasmania is a pretty small island, and by the time some vehicles have accelerated up to 100km/hr, it's then time to start braking to avoid flying off the other side.
Give the man a decent beer.
The locals do laps....swapping direction periodically to avoid dizzyness.
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EJ22 Dual range AWD lifted, widened and much happier now thanks very much.
1991 L Series wagon, white and perfectly normal apart from the ticking, no I think that is normal.
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EJ22 Dual range AWD lifted, widened and much happier now thanks very much.
1991 L Series wagon, white and perfectly normal apart from the ticking, no I think that is normal.
Jet boat..webbered EA81 with a hybrid tin dish welded and glued to it.
