It's an unpopular idea because it makes no sense. It's needless paperwork, expense and bureaucracy for no real world benefit.
It's an unpopular idea because it makes no sense. It's needless paperwork, expense and bureaucracy for no real world benefit.
Last time? When the cyclist took off most of my paint with his handle bars and pedals trying to squeeze in. $2500 in body work out of my pocket.
Insurance is not only there to protect other people, it's also there to protect you.
That needless paperwork you speak off is exactly why it works.
Registration is the bulk of the "needless paperwork" I was referring to. Cyclists get that hurled at them pretty frequently (just this weekend to be exact), with the idea that rego fees cover road costs. And of course it's simply not true over most of the world. The bulk of money for roads comes from non-registration related sources.