Busted twice in one day by the red light camera

[56 nomad]

there is a slogan in texas that i always appreciated, its posted on a lot of the freeways and back roads...it says "drive friendly". there are a lot of unfriendly drivers out there. i will always try to be courteous and if yielding when i don't have to means letting the other guy in i really do not mind ....nothing like being a kid again and taking turns.
drive friendly, ben

[Langers]

Quote de Jrboulder

My parents have their cars registered in each others names in Colorado. Apparently the driver has to gender match the person the car is registered to.

Even better, the vehicles I drive are registered in a private trust. Try to figure out who is driving them...

Quote de Jrboulder

My parents have their cars registered in each others names in Colorado. Apparently the driver has to gender match the person the car is registered to.

Even better, the vehicles I drive are registered in a private trust. Try to figure out who is driving them...

Solve that problem in Australia by making it mandatory for the owner of the car to nominate a driver in a statutory declaration. Make a false stat dec and risk prison time.

[Laneco]

Originally Posted by 56 nomad

there is a slogan in texas that i always appreciated, its posted on a lot of the freeways and back roads...it says "drive friendly". there are a lot of unfriendly drivers out there. i will always try to be courteous and if yielding when i don't have to means letting the other guy in i really do not mind ....nothing like being a kid again and taking turns.
drive friendly, ben

Exactly how I drive. In this hurried, harried world, small acts of courtesy and random kindness do make a difference.

And who knows, the person you let in could turn out to be a Pelican!

angela

[Joeaksa]

Originally Posted by Langers

Solve that problem in Australia by making it mandatory for the owner of the car to nominate a driver in a statutory declaration. Make a false stat dec and risk prison time.

In Germany they fixed this problem very easily. First time you use the defense "It wasnt me driving the car" they give you a freebie.

Second time it happens you are then forced to carry a log in the car that you MUST fill out for EVERY time you get in the car. If you are ever stopped by a cop they will ask for the log and if you have not filled it out for that drive, then you get tickets and fines.

You get away with the ticket once and then get to fill out the log the rest of your life. Is it worth it? Sure would not be for me...