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Tell me, what good is a laser detector if it only tells you about the laser after you've been hit. The officer will be happy to do that!:rolleyes:
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Radar, yes...always. It's right next the Santa Barbara Silly (City)College Laser....nope, first time I have seen it here is SB or anywhere in CA.....that's the point of my post. |
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lucky americans! |
Nailed by laser in Wisconsin 82 in a 65=$230
The worst part is, between 7 and 9 cars got pulled over, most with Illinois plates. I hate the Wisconsin State Police. |
Here in sunny South Africa, they have laser cameras hidden on bridges etc and often on the wrong side of the road so uou expect them to be targeting traffic coming the other way.
The ticket then arrives in your post box a few months later when you have forgotten where you had been. With the number of cars running around on false plates, it always pays to go to the traffic dept in question and make sure it is your car. |
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Re: Finally got hit with "instant on" laser today....
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It now appears that any of the legal detectors/jammers are basically a waste of money and only give a false sense of security. One is now simply playing the odds if one is speeding. Cheers, Jim
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One of the reasons I went and got my 930 at the time I did was because I firmly believe we have less than 15 years before we will be unable to speed AT ALL without fines. Although vehicles and roads could be regulated not to go over a certain speed dependant on the speed limit, that would put a lot of cops out of work and severly reduce the income of the PDs so my prediction is that regardless of the facade of 'saving lives' cars will be able to go ever faster and break those limits...
Every time you break law, no matter where or when, you will be fined. C'mon, the rental car companies are leading the way! I say speed while you still have the freedom to do so! Cheers! |
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here's what I'm talking abouthttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1063910132.jpg
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It's amazing to see the cultural differences around the world, particularly with respect to government intrusion. As I read this traffic safetycrat crap in AU and UK and their recent firearm confiscations particularly, I'm grateful anew for the US Constitution/Bill of Rights. Even though it's been eroded over time, it's still fundamentally "government of the people, by the people, FOR the people."
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OK, this thread's been hijacked.
And it's even further evidence (like we needed any) of the success of convincing people that have never read a document (or the salient portions thereof) what it actually says or does. In addition to "Off Topic" there ought to be an "Off The Reservation" category. JP |
Slacker, this thread was never even on topic ... a little farther off never hurt.
But please clarify to what/whom you were referring ... hurry! before Wayne moves us!! |
lol.......What a blast it is here I wish there was a bar and some dancing girls, woops how un-PC of me
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Yeah, but here in CA you wouldn't be able to tip 'em :(
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Right on Bones http://www.pelicanparts.com/support/...s/beerchug.gif
since we are off the subject, what does this icon mearn anyway? http://www.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/imu2.gif |
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