Bad drivers

[Gordon]

Cars should be equipped with a device that disables your phone as soon as the engine starts.

Yeah, maybe, but not all drivers are equal.

A few months ago I was in the Cahil expressway corkscrew and there was an old Chines woman doing about 25/k and couldn't stay in her lane. She was holding the wheel with a death grip and her face nearly against the windshield.

I reckon I could sit in the passenger seat pressing the accelerator with a stick, do double the speed limit and stay in my lane.

[Black Orchid]

Cars should be equipped with a device that disables your phone as soon as the engine starts.

Yeah, maybe, but not all drivers are equal.

A few months ago I was in the Cahil expressway corkscrew and there was an old Chines woman doing about 25/k and couldn't stay in her lane. She was holding the wheel with a death grip and her face nearly against the windshield.

I reckon I could sit in the passenger seat pressing the accelerator with a stick, do double the speed limit and stay in my lane.

A blind man could drive more safely than most of the Chinese in Sydney. Uh oh that was not politically correct.

True though.

[Gordon]

Cars should be equipped with a device that disables your phone as soon as the engine starts.

Yeah, maybe, but not all drivers are equal.

A few months ago I was in the Cahil expressway corkscrew and there was an old Chines woman doing about 25/k and couldn't stay in her lane. She was holding the wheel with a death grip and her face nearly against the windshield.

I reckon I could sit in the passenger seat pressing the accelerator with a stick, do double the speed limit and stay in my lane.

A blind man could drive more safely than most of the Chinese in Sydney. Uh oh that was not politically correct.

True though.

Westfield Chato has the highest accident rate of any carpark in Sydney and the 2nd highest in Australia

[Black Orchid]

Cars should be equipped with a device that disables your phone as soon as the engine starts.

Yeah, maybe, but not all drivers are equal.

A few months ago I was in the Cahil expressway corkscrew and there was an old Chines woman doing about 25/k and couldn't stay in her lane. She was holding the wheel with a death grip and her face nearly against the windshield.

I reckon I could sit in the passenger seat pressing the accelerator with a stick, do double the speed limit and stay in my lane.

A blind man could drive more safely than most of the Chinese in Sydney. Uh oh that was not politically correct.

True though.

Westfield Chato has the highest accident rate of any carpark in Sydney and the 2nd highest in Australia

It's called Chattywoo nowadays.