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TXDOT
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Ranger Jim
Sport Tourer
Can't be any worse than what they've been doing. :
Who knows; might help. At least they're thinking about it. ???
Who knows; might help. At least they're thinking about it. ???As it happens. I just got a note that say's Houston is having a gathering to increase the Notice of Motorcycles.
I'll try to post it here.
http://mail.zggtr.org/Main/frmReadMail_Attachment.aspx?folder=Inbox&uid=25887&partid=2&filename=Houston+Flier.pdf&user=ted&mapped=False
Ride safe, Ted
I'll try to post it here.
http://mail.zggtr.org/Main/frmReadMail_Attachment.aspx?folder=Inbox&uid=25887&partid=2&filename=Houston+Flier.pdf&user=ted&mapped=False
Ride safe, Ted
I was in El Paso two weekends ago, and all the marquees over the highways had reminders to "save a life - look twice for motorcycles".
Like Jim said, at least they're thinking about it.
In Indiana, there have been some "awareness rides" where massive number of riders come out on the same day & time and simply ride around some of the major roads in the cities/towns.
In Anderson (50,000 people) there were several hundred riders. In Muncie (55,000 people?) last year there were hundreds that came out. All were well-behaved, no incidents, and they drew attention because they clogged up traffic a little just by adding volume. The sad part is that both were encouraged by accidents where a person pulled out in front of a bike.
Let's hope it improves...
Jorge
Like Jim said, at least they're thinking about it.
In Indiana, there have been some "awareness rides" where massive number of riders come out on the same day & time and simply ride around some of the major roads in the cities/towns.
In Anderson (50,000 people) there were several hundred riders. In Muncie (55,000 people?) last year there were hundreds that came out. All were well-behaved, no incidents, and they drew attention because they clogged up traffic a little just by adding volume. The sad part is that both were encouraged by accidents where a person pulled out in front of a bike.
Let's hope it improves...
Jorge
dlama
Moped
TXDOT - they are trying to give some information and that is always beneficial. I made a living cleaning up truck wrecks and hazmat spills for TXDOT for 20 years.
Waco... that was weird. In the middle of that melay I was coming back from Bastrop, TX and crossed paths with some bikers who were coming from that direction. They were all wearing colors and looking like they were in a hurry. I waved and none of them waved back. Glad I didn't take it personal (as we say in Texas). When I got back home I saw that a good friend was arrested there. I forgot that he was a member of the outlaw Texas gang that started back in 1966 and I didn't KNOW he was still associated with them. What a shocker...
Waco... that was weird. In the middle of that melay I was coming back from Bastrop, TX and crossed paths with some bikers who were coming from that direction. They were all wearing colors and looking like they were in a hurry. I waved and none of them waved back. Glad I didn't take it personal (as we say in Texas). When I got back home I saw that a good friend was arrested there. I forgot that he was a member of the outlaw Texas gang that started back in 1966 and I didn't KNOW he was still associated with them. What a shocker...