Police interaction

[Walleye Hunter]

That and the MJ smell from the vehicles

[R L Suehr]

He says his name is raaaaalph.

[PickingPA]

License?

It’s on the bumper

[Carson]

I had a similar conversation somewhere around 35 years ago, when I was just starting. My take on it was, call me whatever the hell you want, happy motoring.

I realized early on that if I worried about people calling me names, I wouldn*t last long. My decision to write a ticket was based on whether the driver realized what they did wrong and their attitude about it. I thought of it as a learning experience. Some people couldn*t learn a lesson until their wallet was much lighter.

[Bang]

The proposed North Carolina adjustment has it ass-backwards. Financially disadvantaged drivers should instinctively drive carefully, knowing they cannot afford a ticket, need their license for routine living, et cetera.

[free]

That and the MJ smell from the vehicles

That smell in NJ follows you no matter where you go (;

[Aggies Coach]

This is why I have an updated radar detector, I use Waze, only speed on roads that are usually patrolled by the State Police. I also have a plastic case pinned to my rear view mirror with my registration, insurance card and drivers license.

[ShadeRabbit]

only speed on roads that are usually patrolled by the State Police.

Don't you mean "NOT patrolled by the State police"?

[Carson]

I bet you haven't heard that in years now. When is the last time someone got pulled over for a traffic violation in Philly?

There are still vehicles being pulled over. Not as many pedestrian stops though.

There was just a joint initiative in the Northwest on Henry Avenue using PPD truck enforcement and PSP doing speed enforcement. That was something new.

On average there are about 3 or 4 VUFA arrests from car stops everyday. Unfortunately Krasners Office releases them basically with no prosecution.

Unfortunately there are about 2-3 guns stolen from parked autos everyday also.

[cdi]

(sigh) still far too many retards leaving firearms unsecured in vehicles.
Why yes, if you leave a firearm unsecured in your vehicle, you are a 'tard. You have proven you are far too irresponsible to own or have control over firearms.