pishta
I know I'm right....
I got a ticket in 1986 for no front bumper on a car. It had plates and nerf bars but no stock chrome bumper as it was rusted out. Where is the 5mph bumpers on this/these new cars? It's a fuel cell Toyota Murai.
The bumper is a large bar behind the urethane front fascia. The fascia is flexible and the bumper bar behind it does the protecting.I got a ticket in 1986 for no front bumper on a car. It had plates and nerf bars but no stock chrome bumper as it was rusted out. Where is the 5mph bumpers on this/these new cars? It's a fuel cell Toyota Murai.
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What were you really doing that made him pull you over? LOLI got a ticket in 1986 for no front bumper on a car. It had plates and nerf bars but no stock chrome bumper as it was rusted out. Where is the 5mph bumpers on this/these new cars? It's a fuel cell Toyota Murai.
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OH!!!!!!!! California.......never mind!!! LOL
I was in Los Angeles just 3 weeks ago. Every time we got on the highway it was bumper to bumper either at a stand still or at 2/3 MPH. It took an hour to travel 10 miles on the highway (5 lanes wide)...it was hell!! But the motorcycles had no problem at all, they simply drove in between the lanes (between the stopped cars). The motorcycles were doing about 50 MPH while the cars/trucks were standing still. I saw a cop in the HOV lane sitting still in the bumper to bumper traffic when 3 motorcycles came blazing through between the lanes and between all the cars. One of those cars was the cop but the motorcycle riders didn't even wince or slow down because the cop was trapped by the bumper to bumper traffic. Even if the cop turned his lights/siren "on" the cars in front (or in any other lane) couldn't move out of the way. It was ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!
I must have seen at least 50 motorcycles do the same thing in the 4 days I was there. They also use the same tactic in downtown traffic....nobody moves unless it's a motorcycle!!!!!!
I also saw my first self driving car on the freeway in Cali. The guy was texting on his phone doing 70 MPH with NO HANDS on the steering wheel. I stayed next to him for about 5 min just to watch him totally ignore the cars around him as the car drove itself. Of course this was more out of town where there was actually room to drive.
Treblig
And what the motorcycles were doing is legal! Called lane splitting...Motorcyclist can now legally ride in between lanesOH!!!!!!!! California.......never mind!!! LOL
I was in Los Angeles just 3 weeks ago. Every time we got on the highway it was bumper to bumper either at a stand still or at 2/3 MPH. It took an hour to travel 10 miles on the highway (5 lanes wide)...it was hell!! But the motorcycles had no problem at all, they simply drove in between the lanes (between the stopped cars). The motorcycles were doing about 50 MPH while the cars/trucks were standing still. I saw a cop in the HOV lane sitting still in the bumper to bumper traffic when 3 motorcycles came blazing through between the lanes and between all the cars. One of those cars was the cop but the motorcycle riders didn't even wince or slow down because the cop was trapped by the bumper to bumper traffic. Even if the cop turned his lights/siren "on" the cars in front (or in any other lane) couldn't move out of the way. It was ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!
I must have seen at least 50 motorcycles do the same thing in the 4 days I was there. They also use the same tactic in downtown traffic....nobody moves unless it's a motorcycle!!!!!!
I also saw my first self driving car on the freeway in Cali. The guy was texting on his phone doing 70 MPH with NO HANDS on the steering wheel. I stayed next to him for about 5 min just to watch him totally ignore the cars around him as the car drove itself. Of course this was more out of town where there was actually room to drive.
Treblig
And what the motorcycles were doing is legal! Called lane splitting...Motorcyclist can now legally ride in between lanes
A cop doesn’t need to chase them if he gets their license number. Most police cars have license plate scanning cameras on board these days and can grab a plate number in a fraction of a second.It might be legal in Cali but they weren't following the guidelines:
"CHP issued guidelines through their California Motorcycle Safety Program in 2017 that instructed motorcyclists to travel no more than 10 miles per hour faster than other traffic and not to lane split when traffic flow is at 30 mph or faster. The guidelines also includes a list of when not to split, disclaimers and messages to other motorists."
No matter, the cops could never/ever catch them, you can't have a car chase if you can't chase the car (or motorcycle).
Treblig