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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: republic of wa
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Seriously ? wtf , not sure if this is a joke or what but,,
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-05-2...o-cars/4023594 (a) If your driving a car and cannot see a railway crossing sign, a boomgate or some flashing red lights then there`s really no hope for us ?. Are people getting that `dumded` down they need to be informed of every little distraction on our awesome goat tracks less it might interfere with there tunnel visioned view of ` I want to be there yesterday`, . (b) I assume said msg would be sent via phone txt , see a problem here ? . For gods sake , if you need all this **** please stay away from me on the roads 
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Train level crossing trial to send warnings to cars
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