SilverSaviour
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That might be true for some industries but certainly not all.
Fuel shortages in Melbourne servos
- Thread starter TheEnd
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Just in time logistics is what it is called, it is more efficient and saves money. If something goes wrong though the just in time does not always work and there is none 
It takes very little time for things to go pear shaped, if a few main routes were cut you would have food riots pretty quickly. Floods in SE QLD were a good example. There were a few angry people who were becoming a bit aggressive over certain food items in supermarkets when the shelves were empty.
It takes very little time for things to go pear shaped, if a few main routes were cut you would have food riots pretty quickly. Floods in SE QLD were a good example. There were a few angry people who were becoming a bit aggressive over certain food items in supermarkets when the shelves were empty.
TheEnd said:
Well VicRoads & the RTA seem to think otherwise. Defects include; brake, steering & suspension faults & failures, chassis cracks, leaking air & hydraulic lines, worn tyres and dirty wiper blades (
)VicRoads has conceded that a number of grounded tankers can be returned after recent repairs... so yes they probably aren't as major as they initially reported.
Stick Framer
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I better start taking the back roads till I get some new wiper bladesTheEnd said:
What broken tail-light officer?
'BAMB!"
Oh!, that one!
'BAMB!"
Oh!, that one!
Don't laugh too hardClawhammer said:What broken tail-light officer?
'BAMB!"
Oh!, that one!
Some 25 years ago I knew a bloke who got a canary
Within a week of getting his car roadworthy
The cop was trying to pick something , anything on this TF Cortina
NOTHING was wrong with it , it was like new
The item was
1 washer missing on a wheel nut
Those wheels nuts DID NOT require washers
He was advised by his mechanic NOT to rock the boat
You could theoretically defect a brand new cop car. All it would take is 1 small fluid spill or overflow or an official with a poor understanding of what they are enforcing.
Anyhoo...can u guys get guzzolene now?
Clawhammer said:
No, but still plenty of good weed around.
Clawhammer said:
Many of my friends have been defected with "suspected breach of ADRs". The defect itself comes with a fine whether or not the defect is legitimate and of course the inspection itself to have the defect removed isn't free.
Some may say it's just another way to justify their employment.
Current SAPOL cars directly breach ADRs with their enormous centre console screens.
Ballarat's BPs are buggered.
Filled up at shell 1.52/litre....normal gouged price.
Filled up at shell 1.52/litre....normal gouged price.
I filled up yesterday at the Sturt/Gillies BP and it was 1.51 I think (but I use the 98 anyway lol).Eureka Moments said:Ballarat's BPs are buggered.
Filled up at shell 1.52/litre....normal gouged price.
I find the Apco on Main rd generally has the cheapest petrol in Ballarat...