RE: [SPAM] - Road rage. What to do...? - Email found

Steve-@clark.wa.gov

2004-09-27



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I would agree. Cook his arse as done as you can. A guy that like is going to

kill someone if he's not made accountable.



A bus almost took me out the other day and I can tell you this, I got the

bus number, the intersection, time of day and reported it to Tri-met. I know

what information to get from previous infractions from bus drivers. I report

it and make sure that it's followed-up on. I don't know if they are telling

the truth of not but they say they take these things very seriously. My last

incident was different than yours but you should definitely follow this up.



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From: markjgi-@yahoo.com [mailto:markjgi-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 11:21 AM

To: tgr-@parametrix.com; ob-@topica.com

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I do not disagree about safety being paramount, but we must follow up with

enforcement agencies. If the first officer tells you, "no contact, no crime"

go up the food chain.



When I was 22 or so a guy did something similar to me. He was finally cited

and went to trial, he was convicted. Now the penalty was minor, but it adds

up. The next time he is an idiot the penalty gets larger.



Mark Ginsberg



tgr-@parametrix.com wrote:



You are fortunate to have remained upright and have had nothing more

thrown at you than a finger.



Next time a car is on your rear wheel, I would be less concerned with

your rights and more concerned with letting the person get by. I agree

you have every right to be in that lane, but if someone in a car does

not want you there...move. No one likes a bully but I know I have

learned that no matter where I am, if I can avoid a conflict with a

bully, I will. I find it FAR easier to step aside and give way than to

proclaim my rights from the hole in the wall my head just got put

into.... or from the ditch I just landed in with a broken head or broken

bike.



Send him a post card?? Based on your description of his behavior I doubt

this guy is going to lose too much sleep over that. These are not the

people we are going to win o! ver in the great biker PR campaign and law

enforcement, though obligated, has shown little interest in reacting to

this type of reckless endangerment.



Please be most concerned with getting back home without incident.

Pissing off a driver while on a bike is like bringing a knife to a gun

fight...your gonna loose no matter if you are right or wrong.



Ted Gresh



.David.Auker. wrote:

 

 You might want to write an anonymous letter, describe the incident, tell

him he could have hurt someone, tell him he set a poor example for his

children, tell him the incident has been reported to the authorities,

tell him you have witnesses, and tell him you believe the authorities

may be contacting him. This will make him think and worry about his own

self interest. No one wants to think that they may be visited by the

police carrying out a criminal investigation conce! rning

Mark J. Ginsberg

Attorney At Law

1001 SW 5th Ave., Ste. 1900

Portland, OR 97204

(503) 542-3000

Fax (503) 295-3720

markjgi-@yahoo.com <mailto:markjgi-@yahoo.com>

www.bikesafetylaw.com <http://www.bikesafetylaw.com>



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<DIV><SPAN class=187073718-27092004><FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff size=2>I

would agree. Cook his arse as done as you can. A guy that like is going to kill

someone if he's not made accountable.</FONT></SPAN></DIV>

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size=2></FONT></SPAN> </DIV>

<DIV><SPAN class=187073718-27092004><FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff size=2>A bus

almost took me out the other day and I can tell you this, I got the bus number,

the intersection, time of day and reported it to Tri-met. I know what

information to get from previous infractions from bus drivers. I report it and

make sure that it's followed-up on. I don't know if they are telling the truth

of not but they say they take these things very seriously. My last incident was

different than yours but you should definitely follow this

up.</FONT></SPAN></DIV>

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face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----<BR><B>From:</B>

markjgi-@yahoo.com [mailto:markjgi-@yahoo.com] <BR><B>Sent:</B>

Monday, September 27, 2004 11:21 AM<BR><B>To:</B> tgr-@parametrix.com;

ob-@topica.com<BR><B>Subject:</B> RE: [OBRA Chat] [SPAM] - Road rage. What to

do...? - Email found in subject<BR><BR></FONT></DIV>

<DIV>I do not disagree about safety being paramount, but we must follow up

with enforcement agencies. If the first officer tells you, "no contact, no

crime" go up the food chain.</DIV>

<DIV> </DIV>

<DIV>When I was 22 or so a guy did something similar to me. He was finally

cited and went to trial, he was convicted. Now the penalty was minor, but it

adds up. The next time he is an idiot the penalty gets larger.</DIV>

<DIV> </DIV>

<DIV>Mark Ginsberg<BR><BR><B><I>tgr-@parametrix.com</I></B> wrote:</DIV>

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style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">You

    are fortunate to have remained upright and have had nothing more <BR>thrown

    at you than a finger.<BR><BR>Next time a car is on your rear wheel, I would

    be less concerned with <BR>your rights and more concerned with letting the

    person get by. I agree <BR>you have every right to be in that lane, but if

    someone in a car does <BR>not want you there...move. No one likes a bully

    but I know I have <BR>learned that no matter where I am, if I can avoid a

    conflict with a <BR>bully, I will. I find it FAR easier to step aside and

    give way than to <BR>proclaim my rights from the hole in the wall my head

    just got put <BR>into.... or from the ditch I just landed in with a broken

    head or broken <BR>bike.<BR><BR>Send him a post card?? Based on your

    description of his behavior I doubt <BR>this guy is going to lose too much

    sleep over that. These are not the <BR>people we are going to win o! ver in

    the great biker PR campaign and law <BR>enforcement, though obligated, has

    shown little interest in reacting to <BR>this type of reckless endangerment.

    <BR><BR>Please be most concerned with getting back home without incident.

    <BR>Pissing off a driver while on a bike is like bringing a knife to a gun

    <BR>fight...your gonna loose no matter if you are right or wrong.

    <BR><BR>Ted Gresh<BR><BR>.David.Auker. wrote:<BR>> <BR>> > You

    might want to write an anonymous letter, describe the incident, tell<BR>>

    > him he could have hurt someone, tell him he set a poor example for

    his<BR>> > children, tell him the incident has been reported to the

    authorities,<BR>> > tell him you have witnesses, and tell him you

    believe the authorities<BR>> > may be contacting him. This will make

    him think and worry about his own<BR>> > self interest. No one wants

    to think that they may be visited by the<BR>> > police carrying out a

    criminal investigation conce! rning

    <DIV>

    <DIV>

    <DIV>

    <DIV>

    <ADDRESS>Mark J. Ginsberg</ADDRESS>

    <ADDRESS>Attorney At Law</ADDRESS>

    <ADDRESS>1001 SW 5th Ave., Ste. 1900</ADDRESS>

    <ADDRESS>Portland, OR 97204</ADDRESS>

    <ADDRESS>(503) 542-3000</ADDRESS>

    <ADDRESS>Fax (503) 295-3720 </ADDRESS>

    <ADDRESS><A

    href="mailto:markjgi-@yahoo.com">markjgi-@yahoo.com</A></ADDRESS>

    <ADDRESS><A href="http://www.bikesafetylaw.com">www.bikesafetylaw.com</A>

    </ADDRESS></DIV></DIV></DIV></DIV>

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