Tonight on my ride home I met the greatest driver in SOMD.
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pixiegirl
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aps45819 said:
That's pointing out a different view not disecting it. If I was going to disect it I'd of looked up the definition of road and highway and carried on further and not agreed.
And my favorite old arse saying which is totally appropriate in this thread.... If you're gonna ride my ass you could at least pull my hair.
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pixiegirl said:That's pointing out a different view not disecting it. If I was going to disect it I'd of looked up the definition of road and highway and carried on further and not agreed.
And my favorite old arse saying which is totally appropriate in this thread.... If you're gonna ride my ass you could at least pull my hair.
: Are you trying to make B nuts or give Pete a heart attack? 
Don't forget to pull her hair
AndyMarquisLIVE
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fredsaid2 said:
But it also states if I have to go above the speed limit to pass you, than I should probably stay where I am. I was doing 55 in a 55 and 45 in a 45. They would've had to have gone above the speed limit to pass me. It also states while you shouldn't impede with traffic, you should always obey the speed limit. If a cop wanted to, he could go on 301 and pull a random person over when 10 cars are going 70 mph and be completely justified.
Of course, once a cop is spotted, everybody seems to behave and drive at (or generally below) the speed limit.
The way I look at it is if you're changing your driving habit because a cop is nearby, you were probably in violation of the law and in the wrong. If someone else slows up and you're forced to slow up because a cop is seen, you are probably in the wrong to start with.
AndyMarquisLIVE said:But it also states if I have to go above the speed limit to pass you, than I should probably stay where I am. I was doing 55 in a 55 and 45 in a 45. They would've had to have gone above the speed limit to pass me. It also states while you shouldn't impede with traffic, you should always obey the speed limit. If a cop wanted to, he could go on 301 and pull a random person over when 10 cars are going 70 mph and be completely justified.
Of course, once a cop is spotted, everybody seems to behave and drive at (or generally below) the speed limit.
The way I look at it is if you're changing your driving habit because a cop is nearby, you were probably in violation of the law and in the wrong. If someone else slows up and you're forced to slow up because a cop is seen, you are probably in the wrong to start with.
Do you speed up and move out of a cops way if they are behind you with their lights on? Or an ambulance for that matter?
AndyMarquisLIVE
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RoseRed said:
If the lights are on, I'll pull over right now. Legally, you're only supposed to speed up when signaled.
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