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Top 5 Ways To Get Pulled Over by the Cops
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Top 5 Ways To Get Pulled Over by the Cops
Want to get a ticket? Here are the quickest ways to get stopped. If you don't want to get stopped by a traffic cop, these are the things to avoid.
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As for the bumper stickers, they serve a purpose of identifying the vehcile more easily if stolen, and if the cop can't get past the stickers content, then he's not professional enough to wear the costume and badge and should seek another line of work.
Driving slower then the traffic flow is not a standout to a cop if the driver is not speeding and is obeying traffic laws. If a cop is ticketing people for following the road laws but everyone else isn't, then the cop is revenue trolling and not properly doing his job.
As for speeding, when cops learn to properly apply the basic speed law and know what the roads they're trolling on are engineered to handle versus what they are signed for at too low of a speed, then maybe they can complain about speeding. However, far too many cops have zero clue what the basic speed law says or how to apply it, so they revert to their substandard training and use the signs and radar guns instead. Most straight roads are signed at 15 MPH below what is the edge of safety. Most road curves and offramps are also signed at 15 under. Hard 90 turns are usually signed correctly, however.
As for the bumper stickers, they serve a purpose of identifying the vehcile more easily if stolen, and if the cop can't get past the stickers content, then he's not professional enough to wear the costume and badge and should seek another line of work.
Driving slower then the traffic flow is not a standout to a cop if the driver is not speeding and is obeying traffic laws. If a cop is ticketing people for following the road laws but everyone else isn't, then the cop is revenue trolling and not properly doing his job.
As for speeding, when cops learn to properly apply the basic speed law and know what the roads they're trolling on are engineered to handle versus what they are signed for at too low of a speed, then maybe they can complain about speeding. However, far too many cops have zero clue what the basic speed law says or how to apply it, so they revert to their substandard training and use the signs and radar guns instead. Most straight roads are signed at 15 MPH below what is the edge of safety. Most road curves and offramps are also signed at 15 under. Hard 90 turns are usually signed correctly, however.
Most times cops never signal, at other times they will zoom by you without any lights or sirens on.
Then right in front of them a car will go through a red light and they turn a blind eye instead of ticketing someone on such a serious offense.
I have witnessed this several times!
Re: the fast lane. I agree about slow drivers in the fast lane BUT if you exceed the posted speed limit, even in the fast lane, you are speeding and can be cited for such.
RCinSF
1) If I was a traffic cop and saw you driving with cracked windshield (taking into account M.O.T. regulations) unless you were going to take it for repair/replacement I would stop you and have the vehicle recovered as you are a risk to yo
Right about now I'm worried about driving through 9 states with "out of state license plates" on my way "home." New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl-tucky are the worst. After that the worst of it will be over.