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CNF2002 · #21 Post by **CNF2002** » Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:10 am

Isnt there a law where you can legally drive to a public area to pull over for a police car?

Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:38 am

CNF2002 wrote:Isnt there a law where you can legally drive to a public area to pull over for a police car?

Yes and you can pull out your cell phone, call 911 and verify thier identity but how do you do that on a moto and wearing a helmet? Best thing would be to drive to a public place but sometimes with the roads that some of us take, that could be a while!

MakeCarsStandSTill · Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:37 am

MrGompers,, why would i pull over in the middle of the night?? if switching lanes wasnt good enough why would i stop and take the chance of this guy stopping behind me to?? and yeah i have had cops pull me over that had their ticket books but didnt give me a ticket,, so i really dont understand wat your getting at or what your angle is

#24 Post by **MrGompers** » Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:38 pm

MakeCarsStandSTill wrote:MrGompers,, why would i pull over in the middle of the night?? if switching lanes wasnt good enough why would i stop and take the chance of this guy stopping behind me to?? and yeah i have had cops pull me over that had their ticket books but didnt give me a ticket,, so i really dont understand wat your getting at or what your angle is

If the road had good lighting I would have pulled over to the side of the road and stopped completely. If he stopped behind you I bet you could get away really fast and out run him.

I simply stated that whatever argument you made to the cop didn't matter. Cops will not be swayed if they think you are guilty of something. He didn't give you a ticket because he couldn't. Maybe he didn't have his ticket book, maybe he ran out of tickets, maybe he lost his only pen.

I just wanted to point that out.

MakeCarsStandSTill · Mon Aug 07, 2006 10:25 pm

But mrgompers i have been stopped countless times without getting a ticket most of the officers start chatting with me and not give me a ticket, i was just bringing to your attention that they DO Change their minds!!! like one time i was coming home real late on the bike and i was in a hurry i was doing sixtyMPH in a 30mph zone the cop stop me and i told him my situation and he let me go, i wonder how many cops out there drive around and stop people without pens or ticket books?,, and why would i stop and speed off rather than speed off in the first place?

GrandGT · #26 Post by **GrandGT** » Tue Aug 08, 2006 2:53 am

it all depends on situation, you can usually tell right away what type of cop they are and you can act accordingly