Folks,
Valmiki Faleiro has provoked a fascinating discussion, in particular
with regard to the driving test and overtaking.
I feel that the main problem with the driving test in Goa is the local
practice of driving schools charging learners a flat fee with a
guaranteed licence at the end of the c
--- cornel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gabriel
> I like your suggestion re the A to Z etc. However, I
> really would like to
> see rigorous corruption free driving tests in Goa.
> Cornel
Cornel,
Besides the corruption-free tests, I also have the
following observation to make.
In Jan 2002, I
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Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 1:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Goa's appalling road sense - 2
As I said before, could statistics be published on a
daily basis in every newspaper in the Editorial page?
Following model for illustration:
Traffic deaths:
Since Jan this year:
This time last ye
As I said before, could statistics be published on a
daily basis in every newspaper in the Editorial page?
Following model for illustration:
Traffic deaths:
Since Jan this year:
This time last year:
This will hopefully ensure that no one thinks
himself/herself invincible and drive more carefully.
==
ALL 'n' SUNDRY
By Valmiki Faleiro
==
Goa's appalling road sense - 2
Overtaking is not bad. Bad overtaking is. A common cause of road crashes, and
much avoidable carnage. If only a few commonsensical rules were observed, that
fateful decision to overtake -- and the lo
