A reminder if pulled over for speeding

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Originally Posted by FlynGSXR1k

male pattern balding works just as good! :teehee:

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I find I get pity points fer being ugly squared..

"Hell, I cain't give you a ticket! Yer too fuggin ugly!":drink:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyHMbHHtArE

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Originally Posted by gixxersixxer

Figure it out

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I need better detail than the pic posted here to give a true opinion on the subject. Again - I accept emails. I'm a good judge on this matter.:wub:

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Originally Posted by RandyO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyHMbHHtArE

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You gotta watch out for those Mainah's ... they never do anything wrong! :mecry:

A very patient cop. In Virginia, if they knew your insurance was expired, they'd have the car on the hook so fast it'd make your head spin, why'd the cop let THIS mutt go?

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Originally Posted by toocrazy2yoo

A very patient cop. In Virginia, if they knew your insurance was expired, they'd have the car on the hook so fast it'd make your head spin, why'd the cop let THIS mutt go?

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That reminds me of another reminder of what to do if pulled over. Always strive to pull into a privately owned parking lot, if possible. If, for some reason, your vehicle cannot be driven after the interaction woth the police (if you are arrested, they deem the vehicle unsafe, etc.) they can only have it towed if it's on public property. Might save you a few hundred bucks.

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Originally Posted by stoinkythepig

That reminds me of another reminder of what to do if pulled over. Always strive to pull into a privately owned parking lot, if possible. If, for some reason, your vehicle cannot be driven after the interaction woth the police (if you are arrested, they deem the vehicle unsafe, etc.) they can only have it towed if it's on public property. Might save you a few hundred bucks.

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This has pros and cons. Last time I did this the cop and the later called backup spent over an hour tearing my car apart. I don't think they'd have done that on the side of a the busy road we were on. His reason? I was being "suspicious" by having out of state plates, being out @ 1AM, and pulling into the lot instead of just pulling over. And I seemed "nervous".

It only got worse when I couldn't give him first and last names for everyone in the car after he pulled me out of it for questioning. "Uh, that's so and so and the rest are her friends, I think it's "firstname" "firstname" and "nickname".

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Originally Posted by kb1ioq

Just for you Richie, now you owe me a drink! :shredder:

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She already told me how to get there. Now if shed only tell me who the hot chick is.

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Originally Posted by Pittenger5

She already told me how to get there. Now if shed only tell me who the hot chick is.

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What you didn't get any from the chaps girl?

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Originally Posted by Ericthejet

I have been pulled over twice this year for speed issues.
Both times I was cool and respectful.

Both times I was asked to "take it easy" next time.
The second stop I was doing 52 in a 25 zone over in NH.

Maybe my metric speedo helps me get out of these? :)

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wow your lucky, i got a ticket for lane splitting in NH (Hampton beach), dude was nice but gave me a ticket anyways.