....co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever ... lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. Were...

......@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever...lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. Were...

...yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ... of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. ...

...yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever ... lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. ...

...yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever ... lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. Were it...

...-n...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever face... lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. Were ...

...-n...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever face ... are lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. Were it not...

...-n...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever face... lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. Were ...

...hotmail.com> wrote: In article <bde200ac-e18a-4d17-90b8-44357e58d3d0 @m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, Doug says... I would certainly call the 2000 or so a year killed by motorists 'carnage' and this example amply illustrates how easily it could occur, even in the safety of people homes. More than that die every week from cancer. Caused by who?...

...-n...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: As ever, wrong. If they were allowed to cause carnage there wouldn't be any rules governing their use and thus no motorist would ever face ... are lots of rules and lots of motorists get punished for breaking them. Despite the rules carnage still happens therefore the authorities must be allowing it, from expediency no doubt. Were it not ...