[JAGNUTS] 60 kph zones

[Luigi Mazzotti]

Alfa drivers simply ignore the regulations entirely and let their white
scarfs whipe the sweat off the brows of the pursuers as they attempt to
catch them.
Just kidding - needless to say it is probably a good regulation to
safeguard the life of any person stopped on the side of the road.  You
guys should try and stop on the side of any autostrade in Europe - talk
about placing your life in someone elses hands.  A couple of hundred
bucks is nothing.  A joyous continuous happy motoring to all.

Anyone up for a morining drive through the valley some weekend before
the weather turns bad?  I heard that Brian needs to take his new Jag out
for a drive to put some kilometers on it - the gas is getting old
sitting in his garage.  There is also a rumor that Bob E. loves the
pumpkin pie at the restaurants in either Lumsden or Indian Head - his
treat of course.

Luigi 

-----Original Message-----
From: jagnuts-admin@autox.team.net [mailto:jagnuts-admin@autox.team.net]
On Behalf Of M.E. & E.A. Driver
Sent: October 5, 2006 12:02 PM
To: SBCC List; Jagnuts List
Subject: [JAGNUTS] 60 kph zones

Greetings

Thanks to those of you that have replied.  I was unclear of the RCMP
status.  It is obvious from the replies that they are in the
Saskatchewan legislation as well.  It was ignorance on my part even
though I took what I thought was reasonable precaution, moving over into
the in coming lane and reducing speed - albeit I was fortunate that
there were no ongoing cars - given the history of some emergency workers
including
Mounties being hit by ignorant motorists.   Hopefully this will be a
heads
up for some of us LBCers.  The advertisement of this legislation is poor
at best - most of us know about the "orange zone and
highway/construction workers"
I think both the Province and CAA  as well as our Car Clubs could
contribute to informing the public.

Kind regards
Ed



Kind regards
Ed
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