Unregistered motorbike on PSP (WA)

[ausrider]

I saw this on the perth commuter group. This rider probably works at Bunnings.
I use this route almost daily so it concerns me greatly.

This can't be legal as he's not registered/uninsured.




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[brumby33]

I saw this on the perth commuter group. This rider probably works at Bunnings.
I use this route almost daily so it concerns me greatly.

This can't be legal as he's not registered/uninsured.




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The Police should know around what time he travels on the path, he obviously does this regularly. if he hits a ped or cyclist, he has no rego therefore no insurance....he'd probably do a runner if that would happen because he knows damn well what he's doing.

[Bunged Knee]

You'd think that he might works at Bunnings but he might get it from ex-worker selling it in E-bay.
There's no chance that he will ride it to work at Bunnings.

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/29551898983 ... media=COPY

[HappyHumber]

You wouldn't believe how much still branded & logo'ed, quality, hi-viz work clothing turns up at various local 'Opp shops' aka. 'Thrift stores' aka. 'Goodwill stores'.

They're all way cheaper than having to buy the basic same spec unbranded stuff new whenever you go to a new job.

But summing up; a lot of temp employees do buy other branded kit.

Your video isn't anything conclusive about the offender being an actual Bunnings Trade employee

[dmwill]

Literally anyone can get hold of Bunnings "Trade" apparel like that - they give them away at trade shows, customers with trade accounts and the likes. Even I have a couple of shirts (I work in IT and have no association with any trade...I just wear them to assert my dominance when working in the garden at home).

[find_bruce]

Toll had to go to great lengths to stop a former employee, Neil Erikson, from wearing it's shorts & vests, including contempt proceedings: Judge scolds far-right activist Neil Erikson as 'childish' for wearing uniform to court