something went wrong with your post Jaros. the link isnt working
Ded Driver said:working post now. much the same as my 1st post!
very sad outcome
sounds a bit suss tho. Only about 500m from the Caravan park!!
Jaros said:Ded Driver said:working post now. much the same as my 1st post!
very sad outcome
sounds a bit suss tho. Only about 500m from the Caravan park!!
The thing is you should be able to be heard screaming from 500 mtrs.-unless gagged/knocked out.
Very true matesavage bitter said:a lot of what I have seen out western qld is know your limits no your vehical and what it can do and if the worse your car breaks down stay there do some reading on survival and bush craft a skill set that never a waste of time ask stupid questions a lot of travellers I have seen carry over priced useless junk that they don't know how to use and causes more problems
I have done a lot of searches looking for lost or hurt people and simple mistakes are the biggest cause for them to be put into the situation which could of been avoided
basic skills can help and be prepared
I don't think banning types of vehicals will work the big issue which they don't teach drivers is DRIVE TO CONDITIONS I live on these roads and I have seen 4x4s trucks bikes and al sorts of cars wrecked city people drive like its a highway on our dirt roads with the attitude no cops here go for it and dirt roads can change with in hours from dusty to slop big wheel tracks from the last person so its sad he died but nothing will stop this from happening again unless you DRIVE TO CONDITIONSDed Driver said:I think this story is very relevant to many of us who travel long distances into Never Never Land, especially on gravel roads.
take care everyone. Drive safe.
"Mother of backpacker killed on outback WA-NT Tanami Road wants greater awareness of the dangers"
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-02...plea-after-son-killed-on-tanami-road/10812252
further down the page it goes into "Call for limit to suitable vehicles"
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