they keep indicating in light rain..

what a bleedin pain in the bum that is...

why are them bleedin indicators on the wrong side when we drive on the same side...

shark and chips...very nice...

end of year sales even nicer...

hey chaps you want to try this australia its quite nice you know

Lots of things backwards here you'll get used to it and become abit backwards yourself

You're lucky they keep driving in the rain. I know Aussies that pull over to the side whenever it starts raining and wait till it stops. reason? The speed linit says 80 km, so they think they should be driving at 80km but they can't manage that in the rain

Good morning AM.
How are you enjoying life in the utopia of Kalamunda?

this is something that gets on my tits polly
in sydney they just stop dead, even if the road is busy

and what's with the sad sod's ,who hog the bridge!

Are you serious polly ??

They actually stop the car when it rains ??? WTF is that all about ????

more like whats this about please enlighten us poor souls

Takes a while to get used to but you'll soon see it makes sense. You can change gear and indicate at the same time!!

Ahh, just that there is the odd Ozzie who will happily stop the flow of traffic ,by staying sheltered under a bridge,during a heavy down poor.

its true init


they would hate to get the car wet lol

Or should we say the 4x4,as it's usually them!

see, your just diggin deep......i was trying to forget that

You've never experienced REAL hail have you?

When that is imminent shletering under a bridge is a VERY GOOD IDEA!!

After a big hail storm you can always see a few cars driving around with that distinctive "golf-ball" style panelwork!! Once thats happened to you once you'll never be able to drive without being scared silly when the radio says theres hail on the way!

Gotta watch out for the green skies ...

I've been in some heavy rain in my time (in other tropical climes too) but I will admit to stopping in heavy rain last year, this was going over the Story Bridge, I didn't want to go over it but I was on the only straight road I knew in bugger-all visibility. Pulled off, headed for an undercover apartment car-port and watched the other drivers stuggle. 10 minutes later it was over.

I have also stopped in the MG, that was more to do with the efficiency of the ancient wipers than anything else.

Safety first, if I get home without a prang then I couldn't give a monkey's what anyone thinks.