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lncrevoviii
10-01-2005, 09:32 PM
"SAFETY FIRST: What to do when you SEE & HEAR the police behind you

1. PULL OVER TO RIGHT WHEN SAFE
(if you intend to continue driving to a well-lit area where you would feel safer, signal your intention to do so in any way possible--turn signal, hazard lights, slowing down, etc. Be aware that some officers may construe this as "flight", so don't push your luck by driving too far. Also, follow all subsequent safety instructions to the letter to relieve any suspicion the officer may have. If the officer is unreasonably belligerent about your failure to stop immediately, mention your fear for your personal safety and the name "Craig Peyer". This tends to take the steam out of them. Be aware that failure to stop immediately will probably increase your odds of getting a citation; this is a small price to pay for safety.
2. TURN OFF YOUR ENGINE / PUT IGNITION KEY ON DASH
(an obvious step that many forget.) You're not in a "drive-thru." Officers do not feel safe approaching a car that might back over them or take off. By increasing the officer's sense of personal safety and decreasing his stress level as soon as possible, your chances of not being cited improve.
3. STAY IN YOUR VEHICLE!!
Exiting your vehicle without being asked by police will probably be taken as a threat. Allow the officer to approach you and thereby maintain control of the situation.
4. Keep your hands in plain view, on the steering wheel. DO NOT root around in car for license, registration, or anything else. (Once again, giving the officer no cause for suspicion or undue stress will decrease your odds of citation)
5. Turn on interior lights (night time only)
(this increases your visibility to the officer which decreases his stress.)
6. Roll down your window slightly and wait for officer to approach.
Do not be surprised if officer approaches on right (passenger) side of car--they often do this to avoid being hit by passing traffic.

SAFETY SECOND--What to do when the officer approaches your vehicle

At this point, your engine better be off, your keys are on the dash, your hands are on the steering wheel
1. Officer asks for driver's license, registration and proof of insurance.
If paperwork is in glovebox or "stashed" elsewhere in car, tell the officer where and ask permission to get them.
Retrieve documents AFTER given permission. This will decrease the officer's stress by allowing him to fully control the situation, that is, he'll be less likely to expect you to produce a weapon from the glovebox. You can avoid this by keeping a copy of your registration in your visor, with this guide.
2. BE POLITE
Regardless of what happens from here on out, treat the officer with courtesy and respect. Being rude, demeaning, or insolent should guarantee you a ticket. Save your problems with authority figures for your next visit home.
CHP officers can be referred to as "trooper", members of the Sheriff Department are "deputies", all other police should be referred to as "officer" unless you recognize a rank nametag or insignia (Sergeant, etc.) in which case you may address the officer by his rank.
Never ask: "What's the trouble?" This sounds hostile and your going to find out soon anyway.

THIRD--AVOIDING CITATIONS

NOTE: EVERY QUESTION ASKED BY THE OFFICER HAS A PURPOSE--HE IS COLLECTING EVIDENCE AGAINST YOU--HE IS TRYING TO GET YOU TO ADMIT GUILT
In over half of all traffic stops you, the motorist, provide all the evidence the officer will need to get a conviction by admitting your guilt. The officer will definitely take note of your admission of guilt in case you try to fight the ticket in court.
QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT BE ASKED BY THE POLICE:
1. "DO YOU KNOW WHY I STOPPED YOU?"
Analysis: An open-ended question designed to trap the intimidated, confused, stoned, drunk and insane.
BAD ANSWERS: "Because of all the drugs and guns in the trunk?" (Someone actually gave this answer on an episode of Cops.) "Because of the blood all over the back seat?" "Because I was SPEEDING, SWERVING, DRAG RACING,...etc.?"
BETTER ANSWER: "I don't know officer. Why did you stop me?"
2. "DO YOU STILL LIVE AT THIS ADDRESS?" (officer, while looking at your license)
Analysis: An "innocent" question which will cost you at least a $10 fix-it ticket (with a $25 "administrative fee") if you get it wrong; also, it gives the officer an easy excuse to start writing your ticket. According to VC 14600a, you have 10 days to notify the DMV of a change of address, for which they will issue you a paper document which you must present with your license when stopped. Failure to notify the DMV within 10 days is a citable offense.
BAD ANSWERS: "Dude, I haven't lived at that address since the DEA busted up the meth lab--about 2 years ago."
BETTER ANSWER: "Yes officer, that is my current address." or "No officer, I moved two days ago to the following address...."
3. DO YOU KNOW HOW FAST YOU WERE GOING? (OR ONE OF ITS INDIRECT VARIANTS: WHAT'S THE HURRY? OR DO YOU KNOW THE SPEED LIMIT HERE?)
Analysis: Again, this type of question is trying to make you admit to breaking the Prima Facie (VC 23352) or Maximum (VC 22349) Speed Law by stating a specific number (which the officer will record as evidence) or otherwise admitting to speeding.
BAD ANSWERS: "75." "85." "95." "About your I.Q." "Who knows, the signs blur out when I pass 100."
BETTER ANSWER: Yes. I was going a SAFE AND REASONABLE speed for conditions in accordance with the BASIC SPEED LAW (VC 22350).

STAGE FOUR--ASK, DON'T BEG, FOR A WARNING

THE OFFICER STATES THAT YOU HAVE BROKEN SOME LAW BUT HAS NOT YET WRITTEN A TICKET---ASK FOR A WARNING (approximately 1 of 4 CHP traffic stops last year ended in a Warning, yet officers will seldom ask if you want one--this is your job!) A safe and courteous traffic stop on your part will vastly improve your odds here.
EXAMPLE: (SPEEDING VIOLATION) : "Well Officer, though you may think I was going a bit over the posted limit, I always drive safely and I know my speed was SAFE & REASONABLE for conditions---would you please give me a WARNING as a reminder?
EXAMPLE: (other violations) : "I'm always a safe driver officer, and now that I see that sign (or understand this law) I'll certainly never violate it. Would you please give me a warning as a reminder?"

STAGE FIVE--IT'S LOOKING BAD--HE WANTS TO WRITE IT

1. EXCUSE TIME--NEVER BE AFRAID TO GIVE AN HONEST & LEGITIMATE EXCUSE AS TO WHY YOU MAY HAVE BEEN DISTRACTED AND INADVERTENTLY VIOLATED THE LAW
(I have a friend who was cited for speeding while taking his pregnant (in labor) wife to the hospital. Sound absurd? What's really absurd is that he did not inform the officer of his situation, feeling that it was a "private" matter. Remember though, even an ambulance can not legally drive more than 15 mph over the posted limit. Other "legitimate" excuses for distraction: trying to control children or pets, adjusting child seat, arguing with spouse..etc. Being "in a hurry" for non-emergency reasons is never a good excuse. REMEMBER THAT ANY "EXCUSE" MIGHT BE USED AGAINST YOU IN COURT AS AN IMPLIED ADMISSION OF GUILT.)
2. QUESTIONING THE EVIDENCE: WITH A BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF THE VEHICLE CODE YOU CAN POLITELY ASK THE OFFICER QUESTIONS WHICH MAY PROVE HIS EVIDENCE ILLEGAL IN ITSELF AND UNUSABLE IN COURT.
QUESTIONS YOU CAN ASK THE POLICE:
(SPEEDING): Motorist: "Officer, how did you determine my speed?"
Officer: "I paced you."
Motorist reply: "Fine. When was your speedometer last calibrated? May I see proof of calibration?"
OR
Officer: "I used radar."(MOST TICKETS OFF FREEWAY ARE RADAR)
Motorist: "Fine. May I see your tuning fork and calibration record?"(Many radars are calibrated with a tuning fork.)
Officer: "Here they are." (Note: officer not legally required to show you the radar reading itself, but feel free to ask.)
OR
Motorist: "When was the required TRAFFIC AND ENGINEERING SURVEY last conducted on this road? Was it conducted within the last seven years? If so, what did it determine the SAFE SPEED on this road to be?
Officer: "I don't know any of that?"
Motorist: " Then can I assume this is a SPEED TRAP by definition of VC 40802 and that your "evidence" is illegal by VC40803?"
If the last question seemed a bit too complex, try this:
Motorist: "Officer, how long have you guys had this Speed Trap set up?"
Officer: "'Bout half an hour."(though any answer not categorically denying that he is conducting a Speed Trap might work.)
Motorist: Thanks for that information, officer. Are you aware that Speed Traps (VC 40802) and Speed Trap Evidence (VC 40803) are illegal?"
Officer: "You got me there. You're free to go." (Yes, this might occur.)
(other citations): Ask him about his ticket "quota" indirectly:
Motorist: "Officer, are you permitted to give me a warning or are you required to only write citations today?
Officer: "They sent me here to write tickets, not to give warnings."
Motorist: "I thought you were here to promote traffic safety; what you described sounds like a quota." (quota's are illegal: VC 41602)
(Officers can always write a warning for a 1 point infraction, so if he tells you he can't, he's indirectly admitting to some sort of directed quota.)

STAGE SIX--ONE LAST CHANCE BEFORE HE WRITES CITATION

PLACE TO APPEAR (VC 40502b): "Upon demand" cited person may have his ticket adjudicated (tried) at the county seat of the county he is cited in if the county seat court is closer to his home or work than the court closest to his place of "arrest". For example, if you are stopped in either North County, South Bay, Escondido, or El Cajon judicial districts, demand that your case be heard at the county seat court, San Diego Superior Court in Clairmont, as is your right in accordance with VC 40502b before the officer writes your ticket. Most officers serving in these outlying districts do not like to travel all the way to Clairemont and will often write you a warning when you demand this right.
IF OFFICER REFUSES: Write on the signature line of citation: "I demand my legal right to appear at county seat (VC 40502b)." Then sign and smile at the officer. This will enable you to prove, in court, that you did demand to appear at the county seat court, at the traffic stop, and thereby guarantee your right to appear at the county seat.

STAGE LAST--CITATION WRITTEN, SEE YOU IN COURT

If you read and understood this guide and rigorously followed its advice, you should never get here. But perhaps you didn't have this guide with you. Or maybe guilt overcame you and you confessed to the officer in tears and helped him write your ticket. Or perhaps your ticket arrived in the mail, taken by a sneaky red light camera. All hope is not lost.
Here are your options for contesting your ticket.
Hire a lawyer
You could hire a lawyer to defend you, but at $200 per hour, this is usually not cost effective. Few California lawyers study the vehicle code since almost nobody is willing to pay standard lawyers fees to defend them against a traffic ticket.
Appear in court
Appear in court to plead "not guilty" and then appear again on your trial date to point out a police officer's incompetence before an impatient judge in a crowded room. Not only will you have to endure public speaking in front of an unfriendly, judgemental crowd, you also miss two days pay (which is probably more than your total fine).
Option three: the best option
Contest your citation by completing a Written Not Guilty Plea and Trial by Written Declaration. You stand a decent chance of winning and you will be able to fight your ticket without any court appearances."

Not my work.
Forgot to write the website down, but will try to find it soon.

Dr. Evo
10-02-2005, 09:41 AM
Great advise. This should be printed and kept in everyone's car. However, the BEST way to avoid a ticket is......

DON'T DRIVE LIKE AN ASSHOLE :D

Boostd4
10-02-2005, 11:10 AM
This is from www.Ticketassasin.com, I think thats the address anyway.

r6bruin
10-02-2005, 02:32 PM
Nicely said. I strongly discourage anyone to lie in front of police officer, but a friend of mine did use the excuse of 'visiting his wife who's in ER' and got away a few times. Interesting enough, he did not even have a girlfriend...

As for asking for officer to provide evidence, please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think they have the right not showing that to you, unless you request it from the police station when a court date is set...

Last but not least, the 'speed was SAFE & REASONABLE' and the 'TRAFFIC AND ENGINEERING SURVEY' trick does not apply to highway, since highway has a absolute speed limit instead of a relative one.

Anyway, drive safe.

lncrevoviii
10-02-2005, 04:40 PM
This is from www.Ticketassasin.com, I think thats the address anyway.

it is. thanks for posting it up.

lncrevoviii
10-02-2005, 04:47 PM
DON'T DRIVE LIKE AN ASSHOLE :D

Thats true. but some people just have a bad luck or a bad day and they get pulled over for even doing 5-10mph over limit. I got pulled over doing 45mph and 40 was posted on the street. I tried to get to explain my way out. He said he couldn't give me a warning. I didn't know what to say back then (new driver), so i was like ok fine give me the ticket.
I went to court, the judge gave a :roll: when he saw my ticket and signed it off, didn't even want to hear what i had to say (cool judge). and BTW this was on UC Blvd. going towards Newark, i believe the speed limit is 45mph now.

Evo8andahalf
10-02-2005, 04:58 PM
man i just got my ticket i nthe mail from "running a red light" off of the 1st street exit on 880..the cop told me i sped up to make the light and sped through it when my ticket says approximate speed "20"..

Matz
10-02-2005, 05:19 PM
Great info! I have been pulled over twice in my life, and have somehow gotten out of them. Both times, I was just very nice to the officer and didn't contest anything. The first time, I was given a warning. The second time, I was given a ticket, but somehow the ticket never got processed. I don't know if the officer had some way of influencing this (he had thanked me for being really cooperative with him), or if I got lucky with some paperwork snafu.

SouthernCrane
10-02-2005, 06:27 PM
can we sticky this?

lancerboy
10-03-2005, 10:02 PM
nice post :thumbsup:

Mrsred
11-07-2005, 07:39 PM
A bit of humor...(Don't try this at home!) :lol:


A police officer pulls a guy over for speeding and has the following exchange:

Officer: May I see your driver's license?
Driver: I don't have one. I had it suspended when I got my 5th DUI.

Officer: May I see the owner's card for this vehicle?
Driver: It's not my car. I stole it.

Officer: The car is stolen?
Driver: That's right. But come to think of it, I think I saw the owner's card in the glove box when I was putting my gun in there.

Officer: There's a gun in the glove box?
Driver: Yes sir. That's where I put it after I shot and killed the woman who owns this car and stuffed her in the trunk.

Officer: There's a BODY in the TRUNK?!?!?
Driver: Yes, sir.

Hearing this, the officer immediately called his captain. The car was quickly surrounded by police, and the captain approached the driver to handle the tense situation:

Captain: Sir, can I see your license?
Driver: Sure. Here it is.

It was valid.

Captain: Who's car is this?
Driver: It's mine, officer. Here's the owner's card.

The driver owned the car.

Captain: Could you slowly open your glove box so I can see if there's a gun in it?
Driver: Yes, sir, but there's no gun in it.

Sure enough, there was nothing in the glove box.

Captain: Would you mind opening your trunk? I was told you said there's a body in it.
Driver: No problem.

Trunk is opened; no body.

Captain: I don't understand it. The officer who stopped you said you told him you didn't have a license, stole the car, had a gun in the glovebox, and that there was a dead body in the trunk.

Driver: Yeah, I'll bet the lying s.o.b. told you I was speeding, too!

Mizz_Evo916
11-10-2005, 08:35 PM
DUH!!! DRIVE SLOW :D hehehe!! Na I know its hard when you got such a fast car :wink: Cuz Ill be honest I cant help it when I am in My pride and joy My EVO....especially when people try to test you :lol:

Damanc
07-09-2006, 01:47 PM
I was told this by a reserve officer that I work with. When the officer asks you if you are in a hurry or if you are late for work your excuse should always be no. If you answer yes to either of those questions or other baited questions you will have a harder time fighting a ticket in court.

myVekDrifteRS
08-02-2006, 12:48 AM
10 things to do when getting pulled over by a cop. humor

Most all of us have been there. We look up in the rear view mirror to witness the seizure-inducing flash of red and blue lights (or sometimes just blue). The adrenaline starts pumping and our stomachs turn over. We're already asking questions of ourselves before we even face the officer's.

What did I do?
Why won't this flatfoot give me 25mph over like all the other cops?
What if he finds the kilo of heroin in the glove box?
What if he finds the two Peruvian belly-dancers in the trunk?
Did I pay my insurance last month?
If I slip him a 50(cent CD, pirated), will he let me go?

Well, here are ten tips to make sure that both you and the officer(s) have a fun, somewhat safe and pleasurable experience:

1) Before and up until the officer approaches the vehicle, make erratic and sudden movements. Reach under your seat, the passenger seat and throw loose papers and other items around. This lets the officer know that this will be an exciting stop and that you have something to hide. Because we all know you do.

2) Refuse to turn the vehicle off. When the officer first approaches your side window, act completely startled and off-guard. This is the proper time to scream, cover your face and/or throw something else. Rev the motor, too; cops live for pursuits. It validates all their hard training.

3) Under no circumstances do you roll your window down. You can and should also turn your stereo up to full volume. When they instruct you to roll the window down, lock the doors and act like you can't hear them, because you can't. Cops hate cooperation and compliance and doing the opposite will let them know that you take shit from no man, badge or not.

4) Turn the stereo down and barely open your window. Ask to see a current driver's license, social security card, birth certificate and proof of legal residence. The DMV does it; why can't you? Rev the motor again as he replies to drown out his sorry excuses as to why he won't. If they're showing perturbation, then you're well on your way to being... well, on your way.

5) Scream obscenities and threats to your imaginary children in the back seat while completely ignoring the officer. If there are real children in the back seat, this tactic will be even more effective. If the children are imaginary, pretend to yank one up front and beat them about the head and shoulders or stab them with a sharp object. Remember, all cops are child abusers, so this will make them relate to you.

6) Turn the car off and immediately start it again. Do this repeatedly while looking at your watch, showing it to the officer and tapping the face of it. This lets them know that you're a busy person and have no time for pesky laws. Alternatively, put the car in gear and roll forward a few feet, stop and laugh hysterically, then whine about missing a day spa appointment. Do this several times.

7) Should the officer draw their weapon on you, roll your window down, move very swiftly and put your finger in the barrel. The Bugs Bunny nostalgia this induces in the officer will make them more sympathetic to your plight.

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Tips 1-7 are inclusive to each other and can be used in many different combinations. Tips 8-10 are independent but can still be used with many of these tips. Improvisation is the key to making sure the officer will always remember you.
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8) If you are alone in the vehicle and the officer hasn't approached yet, climb into any seat but the driver's without leaving the car. When the officer approaches, act like you're asleep but rouse suddenly and violently when he knocks on the window. This should initially confuse the officer and also give them a good scare. Cops love scary, confusing movies.

9) Wait until he approaches the vehicle then speed away. In the middle of the ensuing pursuit, pull into a gas station and quickly start to pump fuel into your vehicle with a lit cigarette in your mouth. Make sure to spill plenty on the ground and scream at the officer(s) to stay back or you'll "torch this motherfucker".

10) Immediately after being pulled over, jump out of the vehicle and start to run away at a full sprint. After 100 feet or so, stop running, turn around, give the officer a big smile and make fake guns with your index fingers. Often, a "Gotcha!" is just what the officer needed to brighten up his dull day. If he tackles, tasers or pepper sprays you, he's just a cocksucker with no sense of humor and you should launch a completely unfounded Internal Affairs investigation on him when you get out of jail. This investigation, whether founded or not, will always be on his record and ensure that he remains a lowly beat cop for the rest of his law enforcement career. He could even be demoted to prisoner transport, but one day he'll look back on it and laugh...

...while standing over your freshly strangled corpse. Another IA investigation will follow and you'll STILL get the last laugh.

shotiable
09-20-2006, 10:33 AM
or... you can do what i told ryan... hire a public defender... its free............. =)

RgistRdShowoffIX
09-22-2006, 11:17 PM
haha actually they have to be appointed by the judge.

WW_EVO9
02-11-2007, 03:48 PM
I've used the tips in the first posts... and luckily it worked for me, drove away with a warning :)

lncrevoviii
02-15-2007, 07:52 PM
^ good to know they work.

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awdaddict
02-15-2007, 09:53 PM
Ugh, I tried the stuff mentioned here.
Then I tried to fight the ticket via written declaration to plead not guilty.
I lost, now I gotta pay the ticket and go to traffic school.
I'm bad luck with po-po.

chrisw
02-16-2007, 07:12 AM
easiest way is not to drive too fast, and don't use a radar detector.

I have been pulled over 3 times in the evo, well over the speed limit, and have walked away with mistrminor (spelling) infractions.

These suggestions do help, but don't challenge the officer. Suck it up, take responsibility for what you did, and never lose your temper in front of the officer.

ZK
02-16-2007, 04:57 PM
My friend tried to do a Trial By Declaration using the Basic Speed Law from a ticket and it did not work. This was a deserted stretch of road out in Napa... officer was hiding around a corner off the road. It is clearly a speed trap as you can not see him until after you pass his position.

The response came back merely as "guilty" with no explaination or anything. I think it may work in a busy place where they have no time to review and look at small cases. In places where there is not much going on - they aren't going to let you slide.

lncrevoviii
02-17-2007, 04:52 PM
I mean yea, if you really were speeding and you know you were doing it too, then you can't really help it. Because you are going to be nervous, your voice will give it away.
But if you were like 5 above or maybe even 10 above. You might get away with a warning. But if you piss the officer off, he will cite you for the speed limit and having a stock exhaust by saying its aftermarket. :lol:

try to have a poker face and answer accordingly to the asked questions. Don't throw slang, you are not picking up chicks or selling/buying weed, you have just been pulled over. Yes and No should be your typical answers, if otherwise, asked any different questions.
Think of it as going to a restaurant. Piss of the cashier or the cook, and you are going to find a big fat loogie in your food. Act kool, and everything will be fine.

AztecTT
03-15-2007, 01:51 PM
Excellent info, thanks for posting!

lncrevoviii
03-15-2007, 11:51 PM
Excellent info, thanks for posting!


Fa sho, it was about time and I happen to know what time it is.

bdking57
05-10-2007, 12:41 PM
I have gone through the whole, pull of the highway and make it to a safe location twice now... yesterday, I was pulled over.. still havent receive reg tags yet. I looked over my shoulder and waved at the cop to indicate I was going to take them to a safe place... pulled off the highway and immediately they were asking me how I liked the car... its loud and smelly as hell mind you.. no questions about mods.Â* They wanted to check the car wasnt stolen and indicated I should have received the tags by now.Â* Aftewards they thanked me for taking the time to pull to a safe place.Â* Cops tend to smile more and are willing to joke with you pulling over in a safe area...

This also worked when I was pulled over for being 15 over... I snapped a quick joke about the cops crazy driving skills as he drifted around and intersection to come after me.. he just laughed and told me to try and slow down... I didnt have my liscense with me, my car was not registered nor did I have an insurance card lol.

awdaddict
05-10-2007, 02:01 PM
I have gone through the whole, pull of the highway and make it to a safe location twice now... yesterday, I was pulled over.. still havent receive reg tags yet. I looked over my shoulder and waved at the cop to indicate I was going to take them to a safe place... pulled off the highway and immediately they were asking me how I liked the car... its loud and smelly as hell mind you.. no questions about mods. They wanted to check the car wasnt stolen and indicated I should have received the tags by now. Aftewards they thanked me for taking the time to pull to a safe place. Cops tend to smile more and are willing to joke with you pulling over in a safe area...

This also worked when I was pulled over for being 15 over... I snapped a quick joke about the cops crazy driving skills as he drifted around and intersection to come after me.. he just laughed and told me to try and slow down... I didnt have my liscense with me, my car was not registered nor did I have an insurance card lol.


Oh man... try that with an Evo.

bdking57
05-10-2007, 02:27 PM
That was in the evo lol.. with the GTII, catless with Cams. The specifics, the car had SC plates.. where the registration was revoked, I had a NJ liscense.. insurance I had of course, but I just didnt have the card with me.

mtsevovii
05-10-2007, 02:36 PM
hahahaha... you lucky bastard

i had a cop pull me over for going 40mph. i took my car around the block after i washed it. didnt have my DL with me, since i just went around the block.

he threatened to impound my car, (first month i got the car). had dealer plates. he said "no license plates huh?", i said its brand new, got it this month, his reply "so... no plates huh?"... "the reg is on the front window..." his reply. "okay, so you dont have any plates then?" (im thinking to myself, have you never baught a car in your life? fucking moron!)

and he goes on yapping. asking me about why i had "cone kills" stickers on my fender. and why i had it/ what its for. (im thinking damn it just just give me a ticket for going 40 in a 35, and get over it)

so in the end he didnt impound my car, gave me a fix it ticket for not having my DL. and i got a speeding ticket too. gay.

he said i was on a "hot street" for street races. :?

i was by myself, at 3pm with no cars on the road. going 40 in a 35. and hes thinking im street racing....

byt
05-10-2007, 05:22 PM
hahahaha... you lucky bastard

i had a cop pull me over for going 40mph. i took my car around the block after i washed it. didnt have my DL with me, since i just went around the block.

he threatened to impound my car, (first month i got the car). had dealer plates. he said "no license plates huh?", i said its brand new, got it this month, his reply "so... no plates huh?"... "the reg is on the front window..." his reply. "okay, so you dont have any plates then?" (im thinking to myself, have you never baught a car in your life? fucking moron!)

and he goes on yapping. asking me about why i had "cone kills" stickers on my fender. and why i had it/ what its for. (im thinking damn it just just give me a ticket for going 40 in a 35, and get over it)

so in the end he didnt impound my car, gave me a fix it ticket for not having my DL. and i got a speeding ticket too. gay.

he said i was on a "hot street" for street races. :?

i was by myself, at 3pm with no cars on the road. going 40 in a 35. and hes thinking im street racing....


damn that hella sucks..

jdmSpecMR
09-07-2007, 07:58 PM
thanks for the great info, i will be sure to use this. haha

joeevo
09-01-2009, 04:49 PM
I feeel the best way to not get pull over is to drive normal...have a radar(good ones)it actually works. Mermorize how a cop car looks from the night time...Over all just use commomon sense and drive the speed limit and dont panic when a cop follows you.More likely he's just checking out your license plate number into the system. Just be aware the time you drive a night...if you are alone on the street at 3 am chances are you might get pull over..So hope fully you just live around the corner.

Domolution
09-01-2009, 05:19 PM
Super goo advice!!! :D I like it! I read all of it, too, haha! Good stuff mang!