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**XzBZB2UV** · 05-13-2009, 06:13 AM

lol.

I probably will get pretty fit if I get a bike. I'm fit already working out 4-5 days a week so the up side is I won't feel like I'm dying immediately.[rofl]

Well today I'm feeling a little better. The last two night's I've been pretty depressed, and my licence isn't even suspended yet. lol.

I've worked out what I can do, what I think is workable. I've taken advice from the don't even touch your car camp, and those that have said unless you do something retarded on suspension then you're not going to get caught camp. Lets just say my intent is to avoid using the car, but I know for some occasions mostly for work I'm going to have to quickly use it, but it's all short distance. It's my choice and I'm wiling to take on the risks. In no way am I going to drive my car far or put myself in a situation where there could be a good chance of getting into bigger trouble. It's mostly to do with getting to that bus stop/supermarket car park that will stop me driving any further, keep me in clean clothes, help me get me to work on time, out of the rain and help me with groceries.

Just to add some perspective this is the intended route...http://tiny.cc/yhoKP
It's a pretty bad road, one you don't want to be walking on or riding a bike really, there are heavy trucks using it to build new housing estates, the road condition is bad and there is just no safe run off area.

I know scoobs commented on how good Melbourne has a public transport system, but he probably still thinks I live in the city, or inner Melbourne suburbs area. Without a doubt I could 100% do without a car there. Infact for the last 2 years living in Melbourne I have barely touched my car. I've only started using it since I've been living out at Point Cook these last 2 months.

Well that's all I have to say about this. Other than I better enjoy the rest of the month on the road before the suspension comes into effect Dec 31st.

05-13-2009, 06:13 AM	#63
XzBZB2UV Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	lol. I probably will get pretty fit if I get a bike. I'm fit already working out 4-5 days a week so the up side is I won't feel like I'm dying immediately.[rofl] Well today I'm feeling a little better. The last two night's I've been pretty depressed, and my licence isn't even suspended yet. lol. I've worked out what I can do, what I think is workable. I've taken advice from the don't even touch your car camp, and those that have said unless you do something retarded on suspension then you're not going to get caught camp. Lets just say my intent is to avoid using the car, but I know for some occasions mostly for work I'm going to have to quickly use it, but it's all short distance. It's my choice and I'm wiling to take on the risks. In no way am I going to drive my car far or put myself in a situation where there could be a good chance of getting into bigger trouble. It's mostly to do with getting to that bus stop/supermarket car park that will stop me driving any further, keep me in clean clothes, help me get me to work on time, out of the rain and help me with groceries. Just to add some perspective this is the intended route...http://tiny.cc/yhoKP It's a pretty bad road, one you don't want to be walking on or riding a bike really, there are heavy trucks using it to build new housing estates, the road condition is bad and there is just no safe run off area. I know scoobs commented on how good Melbourne has a public transport system, but he probably still thinks I live in the city, or inner Melbourne suburbs area. Without a doubt I could 100% do without a car there. Infact for the last 2 years living in Melbourne I have barely touched my car. I've only started using it since I've been living out at Point Cook these last 2 months. Well that's all I have to say about this. Other than I better enjoy the rest of the month on the road before the suspension comes into effect Dec 31st.
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