Web page to report drivers using mobile phones

A friend of mine has just set up a web page to report Victorian drivers
using mobile phones.

Go to the web address below, and there is a simple form which you fill in
with the date, place, offender's rego number, and your comments. Then just
press a button and your report will be emailed directly to the Victorian
Police Minister, Andre Haermeyer.

If he gets enough of us who report this dangerous practice, then maybe he'll
get serious about having the cops enforce the law.


http://www.ratbagitinerant.com/cm/phones.html


cheers
Justin

"Justin" wrote in message ...
A friend of mine has just set up a web page to report Victorian drivers
using mobile phones.

Go to the web address below, and there is a simple form which you fill in
with the date, place, offender's rego number, and your comments. Then just
press a button and your report will be emailed directly to the Victorian
Police Minister, Andre Haermeyer.

If he gets enough of us who report this dangerous practice, then maybe
he'll
get serious about having the cops enforce the law.


http://www.ratbagitinerant.com/cm/phones.html


Nice, I want a web page for people that can't drive. I think everyone
should have to sit a currency test to maintain a licence. You maybe able to
get someone fined for using a mobile phone whilst driving. In NSW anyway
(might have been other places) there was a push to dob in a cigeratte butt
thrower. You would have to agree to testify against them in court though.

Pete

Justin wrote:
A friend of mine has just set up a web page to report Victorian drivers
using mobile phones.

Go to the web address below, and there is a simple form which you fill in
with the date, place, offender's rego number, and your comments. Then just
press a button and your report will be emailed directly to the Victorian
Police Minister, Andre Haermeyer.

If he gets enough of us who report this dangerous practice, then maybe he'll
get serious about having the cops enforce the law.

The cynic in my says that nothing is going to happen. The only reason they
don't police it, is that it isn't worthwhile. Look at the fines, and difficult
it is to _look_ for people doing it, and compare that with something like
speeding, where you basically sit on your bum with a box that takes the
pictures for you.

As per usual, it begs to be asked, how many more people have to be killed
before the idiots finally realise how stupid it is?

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