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Reached 5,000 supporters
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October 16, 2009
Reaching one thousand signatures confirms that many riders across the country feel the same frustration regarding these proposed levies. This milestone reminds me that we are not alone in questioning the fairness of these financial demands.
October 15, 2009
Reaching one hundred signatures shows that many of us feel the same frustration regarding these sudden fee increases. This initial momentum confirms that our concerns are widely shared across the riding community.
Reached 1,000 supporters
October 15, 2009
Reached 100 supporters
October 14, 2009
October 14, 2009
The momentum building behind this petition shows how deeply these levy hikes impact our community. We are nearly at one thousand signatures and reaching this threshold will provide the necessary weight when we present our case to the authorities.
7 Comments
enough is enough seriously. treat us the same as cars or stop charging us like we are made of money.
How do they work out these costs anyway? doesnt add up at all.
RIDICULOUS. stop punishing us for just trying to get around. my rego is already expensive enough
its highway robbery plain and simple. why should i pay for someone else crashing their mountain bike in the woods when i ride my bike to work everyday?
Fair go acc. You guys are just taxing us into the ground because we ride bikes. Time to look at where the real accidents are happening.
Why indeed .
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Updates
Reached 5,000 supporters
November 9, 2009
October 16, 2009
Reaching one thousand signatures confirms that many riders across the country feel the same frustration regarding these proposed levies. This milestone reminds me that we are not alone in questioning the fairness of these financial demands.
October 15, 2009
Reaching one hundred signatures shows that many of us feel the same frustration regarding these sudden fee increases. This initial momentum confirms that our concerns are widely shared across the riding community.
Reached 1,000 supporters
October 15, 2009
Reached 100 supporters
October 14, 2009
October 14, 2009
The momentum building behind this petition shows how deeply these levy hikes impact our community. We are nearly at one thousand signatures and reaching this threshold will provide the necessary weight when we present our case to the authorities.
7 Comments
Why are we paying for on farm accidents and bicycle off road and no motorised accidents?
enough is enough seriously. treat us the same as cars or stop charging us like we are made of money.
How do they work out these costs anyway? doesnt add up at all.
RIDICULOUS. stop punishing us for just trying to get around. my rego is already expensive enough
its highway robbery plain and simple. why should i pay for someone else crashing their mountain bike in the woods when i ride my bike to work everyday?
Fair go acc. You guys are just taxing us into the ground because we ride bikes. Time to look at where the real accidents are happening.
Why indeed .
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Why are we paying for on farm accidents and bicycle off road and no motorised accidents?