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July 6th, 2010 03:56 PM #2633
Thanks for sharing sir Kimospeed. This will be most useful for us in case we need to go to manila...
FYI:
1. We also have our number coding scheme on Baguio's Central Business District! Click on the link to know more about it: http://www.gobaguio.com/baguio-number-coding.html
the shaded rectangle indicates the area of the Number Coding Scheme.
2. Feel free to contact me or any other Baguio BOSB if you are in town on your spare time. We can meet.
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July 6th, 2010 05:20 PM #2635
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July 7th, 2010 07:28 PM #2636
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July 7th, 2010 07:48 PM #2637
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July 19th, 2010 04:09 PM #2638The Pledge To Drive Safely
If we all make a small change in how we drive, it will make a big difference in cutting the number of people killed and injured on the road.
Belt up. You and all passengers. Front and back. (An unrestrained back seat passenger can kill you by slamming into the back of your head.)
Move up head rests, not lower than the top of your ears. Otherwise, you risk a broken neck due to whiplash.
Slow down in populated areas. If a child suddenly steps out, you could kill or injure him/her.
Wait up on crest and bends. This is where most drivers die as you don't know what's round them. Overtake only when you're totally certain that the road's clear.
Back up. Leave 2 seconds between you and the vehicle in front. It's your braking space in case of emergency.
Sober up. Only time gets rid of alcohol - one hour for every unit of alcohol. Don't drive while on prescription drugs, if the label says not to.
Buck up. You're not safe to drive if you're stressed, angry or over-excited. Calm down.
Wake up. Take a break every two hours on long trips. If you push yourself, you'll doze off at the wheel. When you stop, take a 10-minute nap.
Shut up. Put your phone on silent mode. Avoid talking to passengers. Try not to think about work or your home life. Driving is a dangerous task. It needs total concentration.
Look up. Drivers hit bikers, cyclists and pedestrians because they are not so visible. You are most likely to kill them at a junction or when changing lane.
Use your rear-view and side mirrors.
Wise up over dangerous conditions. You see less at night, in bad weather and in bright sunshine. Go slower.
Check up. Have your vehicle serviced regularly. Check your lights and tires every week.
Sharpen up. Get your eyes tested every two years or sooner. Wear your glasses if you need them.
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the generic answer for all cars is, "yes but", i am wary of the increased glare that can blind...
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