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SELWYN TIMES Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Wednesday June 5 2019 15 Your Local Views Readers respond to the Selwyn Times’ article about police crackdowns on driver distraction Alan Harris – Good to see a crackdown by police on this. Cellphone use is probably the most obvious cause of distraction and people flouting the law and putting others at risk is commonplace. Continuing to “educate” drivers has some merit but as I see it people who continue to use a hand-held cellphone while driving either can’t read or don’t care. The current penalty of $80 and 20 demerit points is not a deterrent. The penalty for hand-held cellphone use while driving in Australia is A$400, the United Kingdom is GB£200 (NZ$400) and in Canada up to C$1000 (NZ$1100). In my view the financial penalty should be increased to $200 or thereabouts and also include on-the-spot confiscation of the phone, either temporarily or permanently which ever is easier for police to manage. I would also like to see a more visible police presence on the roads although I appreciate they can’t be everywhere. Jo Lamont – I think this is fantastic news I really think we should bring in much much larger fines for texting. At least what they have in Australia demerits and instant fines. I do a lot of walking around Rolleston and feel at a certain times of the day you can see at least one driver in five are texting. This seems to be people of all ages not just young people – also a lot of business people. I really don’t understand what is that important – nothing is. I am also a passenger in a car a lot as the husband likes to drive – I feel like I should have my camera on constantly as I see so many people texting even going 100km/h – they weave all over the road, then are stationary when the lights change. Anyway all go for changes. LAURA’S recovery is going well, however, now she has a nasty cold so family-fun-time continues, with added sniffling and groaning. Before the dreaded lurgy took hold here Laura had some time out with a friend and fellow mum while I took Vittoria to the movies. Alone. We have taken her to the movies before, but when she was a proper wee baby. With her being a full-on toddler, I was worried about how it would go. The session I picked had a lot going in my favour. It was a special screening for parents with small kids and we were watching Pokemon Detective Pikachu. Bright colours, fun characters. Attention-grabbing, with a healthy amount of adult humour and nostalgic value for a former Pokemon Red aficionado. In theory, good for both of us. We managed to get there the perfect amount of late to watch only the better trailers. The start time also lined up with Vittoria’s lunchtime, which was great as she is food obsessed. It will give you angelic behaviour and blissful silence for as long as the food lasts. Vittoria happily sat, had her lunch and was watching so cheerfully that I started mentally VITTORIA & Matt FUN-TIME: This level of concentration lasted about 30sec into the movie. planning regular daddy/daughter movie dates. That lasted until the dialogue turned to some fairly key story points. At that moment Vittoria got up, jumped off her back row seat and climbed through the seat in front. Now I’m trying to give Vittoria as much freedom to explore as possible but I’m lucky the theatre was pretty empty as she just booked it down the line of seats, ran down the stairs and explored. With offers of popcorn and other snacks, I managed to limit her laps around the theatre to the Local News Now Popcorn and sneak-thievery Fire rages, homes at risk manageable and enjoy the whole film. It wasn’t until the climactic final battle scene that she turned it up to “oh no”. She went down the stairs, smiled at a family to gain their trust then snuck down the row behind their seats and pinched their entire popcorn box through the seat. I retrieved it and gave it back to the family – who were very understanding, they had children too and I imagine most parents have been through snack-thievery. All in all, an excellent outing. Ten out of ten, would do again. For those of you on social media, check out the Instagram page I just started for the column – Vittoria & Matt. I’ll do my best to share photos and videos as often as possible. •Former Star Media journalist Matt Salmons has become a stay-at-home dad. We follow his journey weekly.
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