Approved legal lights?

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Rohloff_Brompton_Rider

Formerly just_fixed
Anyone got a link to one please?. It's frustrating to read about shyster lawyers getting payments reduced on technicalities.
So I'm going all legal, which is proving to be more difficult than I thought it would.

I'm even wearing a helmet! Just because of the term contributory negligence or whatever the lawyer shite term is.

If I'm hurt or dead I wantsa get paid.
 

Shut Up Legs

Down Under Member
Well I'll be damned... I knew there was some good reason why the Australian government forced helmets on us all a few decades ago. It's so we don't fall victim to accusations of contributory negligence. Thanks heaps, Australian government! I swear you're better than any big brother :biggrin:.

*** Disclaimer: the above post may contain trace amounts of black, bitter humour (a bit like a strong coffee...).
 

Crankarm

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Anyone got a link to one please?. It's frustrating to read about shyster lawyers getting payments reduced on technicalities.
So I'm going all legal, which is proving to be more difficult than I thought it would.

I'm even wearing a helmet! Just because of the term contributory negligence or whatever the lawyer shite term is.

If I'm hurt or dead I wantsa get paid.

Where are these cases? Sources please.
 

Crankarm

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Yawn guys, sometimes it's best to say nowt if you've nowt worth saying. I'm just after a link not an argument.

You make statements you cannot substantiate, which are in fact a fiction, then when you are picked up on them, you throw your toys out of your pram. :laugh:

So where are the cases where compensation has been reduced for injured or dead cyclists where their lights have not been of the correct legal specification?

When I have been knocked down and the police attended they have never ever once shown interest in my lights and neither have the other party's lawyers when I bring a civil claim for damages. I currently have an on going civil claim for damages. Bike lights have not been mentioned once apart from me stating I had several bright front and rear lights plus reflective clothing. So stop inventing stuff.
 
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Although Crankarm's right. Statistically you're more likely to get hit by an asteroid, than have your million pound settlement reduced to £1 due to your lights (which I'm sure are lovely & bright) not actually being BS compliant.

There are more important things in life to worry about. Such as enjoying your cycle ride.
 
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Rohloff_Brompton_Rider

Rohloff_Brompton_Rider

Formerly just_fixed
Jesse Louise can anyone just be helpful on here?

Just a link please, but thanks for the bump.
 
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