Vehicle Acceleration Law?
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07-26-2008, 10:14 AM
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RE: Vehicle Acceleration Law?
ORIGINAL: reaper2022
^ You mean you wont be going any faster than 30? Because Im sure you could get written up for that, I just cant think of what the ticket would be for (but I know you could get ticketed for it)
and any sort of spirited driving/aggressive riding can be considered exhibition driving, but Ive honestly never heard of anyone getting a ticket for it... Ive only heard the "it happened to a friend of a friend" ones.
^ You mean you wont be going any faster than 30? Because Im sure you could get written up for that, I just cant think of what the ticket would be for (but I know you could get ticketed for it)
and any sort of spirited driving/aggressive riding can be considered exhibition driving, but Ive honestly never heard of anyone getting a ticket for it... Ive only heard the "it happened to a friend of a friend" ones.
But yeah I know you can get a ticket from operating a vehicle below the speed limit OR for anything you do that threatens the safety of your community.
I was just curious about if there is any specific law for this specific situation.
Once again thank you everyone.
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07-26-2008, 11:43 AM
RE: Vehicle Acceleration Law?
ORIGINAL: reaper2022
^ You mean you wont be going any faster than 30? Because Im sure you could get written up for that, I just cant think of what the ticket would be for (but I know you could get ticketed for it)
and any sort of spirited driving/aggressive riding can be considered exhibition driving, but Ive honestly never heard of anyone getting a ticket for it... Ive only heard the "it happened to a friend of a friend" ones.
^ You mean you wont be going any faster than 30? Because Im sure you could get written up for that, I just cant think of what the ticket would be for (but I know you could get ticketed for it)
and any sort of spirited driving/aggressive riding can be considered exhibition driving, but Ive honestly never heard of anyone getting a ticket for it... Ive only heard the "it happened to a friend of a friend" ones.
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07-26-2008, 12:08 PM
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07-28-2008, 11:53 AM
RE: Vehicle Acceleration Law?
ORIGINAL: crashkhanman
This is correct. Although rare an officer can pull you over and cited you for it. There is no line drawn as it is left up to officer discretion.
ORIGINAL: RCR
Exhabition of acceleration
Most states can nail you on it.
Exhabition of acceleration
Most states can nail you on it.
ORIGINAL: reaper2022
^ You mean you wont be going any faster than 30? Because Im sure you could get written up for that, I just cant think of what the ticket would be for (but I know you could get ticketed for it)
^ You mean you wont be going any faster than 30? Because Im sure you could get written up for that, I just cant think of what the ticket would be for (but I know you could get ticketed for it)
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