02-10-2018, 08:54 AM
A recent report on a current affairs show which focused on the impact of distractions on drivers made me wonder about the question of when doing something other than riding or driving is OK. The show looked at mobile phone use, but it raised questions about the dangers of sat nav systems in cars being programmed or adjusted by drivers.
And then there was this exchange:
For those opinionated members frustrated by an inability to ride and in need of something to do, consider the following:
Any activity at all that distracts you from the task of riding or driving poses a hazard that should be avoided.
Discuss with examples of behaviours that you consider dangerous, safe or marginal.
And then there was this exchange:
For those opinionated members frustrated by an inability to ride and in need of something to do, consider the following:
Any activity at all that distracts you from the task of riding or driving poses a hazard that should be avoided.
Discuss with examples of behaviours that you consider dangerous, safe or marginal.