TAC ad... Interesting to say the least....

[mobile]

Unmarked BMW, hmm what more do I need to say, but I think the vote goes to taxi drivers and couriers

[Glen]

here here aardy... its not preachy, and it makes a good point, unlike half of the TAC ad...

Agree. That ones a good un I reckon. Catches your attention, makes you think, has a credible (OK legendary) spokesman and it gets the point across without pointing at motorcyclists going oooh look at the dickhead about to kill himself.

[Glen]

So many views I agree with on in this thread.
The government loves to pick on minorities so that the majority feels better about itself rather than actually doing anything constructive.
It is all about votes.
If you ride a bike you are evil.
Look at bikie laws.
If you are young you are a problem in society as you must drink too much, drive too fast and be a vandal.
If you are a homosexual you are evil and their "God" will disagree.
If you are a Scientologist...ok...bad example.
My point is, if we do exactly what the government wants, like what they want us to like and use our money so that they and big business profit, the world would be perfect.
The fact they use the TAC/my money to tell me and others that I am evil just reduces the government's credibility even lower, if that is possible.
I guess I had better go and live up to their expectations.

...and just watch out if you're an under 25yo, binge drinking, gay, scientological 1%er with a spray can in your hand....you are screwed.

[newzthou]

talking down to people always works. Ask a teenager. With a cold engine, and cold tyres, i'd never split past one car at the end of my own street. Obviously not an ad created by anyone who rides. Lacks realism, so lacks credibility. Ducati ad was good though, but cagers wouldn't get it. - although the safety levy is supposed to benefit riders, not cagers.

[newzthou]

don't mind this even if it is for scooters

what the hell is it? a safety hoodie??