Ozsum67 the criminal said said:I'm innocent...I didn't do it...Wasn't me...It's a frame job...I'm innocent...I didn't do it...Wasn't me...It's a frame job...I'm innocent...I didn't do it...Wasn't me...It's a frame job...I'm innocent...I didn't do it...Wasn't me...It's a frame job...I'm innocent...I didn't do it...Wasn't me...It's a frame job...I'm innocent...I didn't do it...Wasn't me...It's a frame job...
Ozsum67 said:I may try that. I've read that 30% of the cases get thrown out. The bottom line is HE was breaking the law, and I was too, going 75MPH, but there wasn't any traffic to empeed unless it was the speeding, unsafe CHiPy.
I do know that it is illegal for motorcycleists to split the lanes by riding down the paint
t_chelle16 said:Actually, I though that was legal in California.
EDIT: A quick search came up with this:
http://www.ducatigirl.com/california/dmv_b_roulette.html#lan
" Here's the text (verbatim) from the CHP's site: "Lane splitting by motorcycles is permissible under California law but must done in a safe and prudent manner." The text used to also include "The motorcycle should be traveling no more than 10 mph faster than surrounding traffic (without exceeding the speed limit) and not come close enough to that traffic to cause a collision." but has since been removed. Perhaps they wanted to give cops more latitude to interpret what they thought was safe so they removed it."
I'll see if I can find the info on the CHP site.
Hi Chelle. It's called "lane splitting" and it is occupying 2 lanes by riding the line between them. CVC 21658 (a)
-Chelle
According to my uncle in Oakland.....Causing a CHPie to soil himself is a mandatory jail term.....25 to life!Ozsum67 said:It seems that he was traveling somewhere in excess of 80 MPH, and he had little time to react and may have soiled his uniform trying to get the bike slowed down.................. I told him I was speeding at 75, but he was going to write me up for the soiling incident. I think he was sooooooo scared that he almost caused an accident, then pissed off, and with his previous Colorado trip, hammered someone driving legally down the highway.Bastard!!! So, what's this going to cost me???
Not to worry.....there are still 48 other States that would be happy to let you come for a visit!Ozsum67 said:At the time of our parting, I think it was generally understood that I would stay out of California.
Ozsum67 said:He is above the law.
2nd Mustang said:You're right. My son got a speeding ticket going UP a steep hill at 5 a.m. going to work. No other cars around. The LA COUNTY SHERIFF had a rider with her (probably a rookie, so she could show off her skills). She said he was speeding, so my son asked her how fast he was going (50 mph speed limit on that hill) and here's the dummest reply I have ever heard. She said I don't know but I had to drive fast to catch up to you. Gee, if she was at a dead stop on a side street (which she admitted to) she would have to speed up just to catch up even if he was going slower than the speed limit, duh. I guess the county must have relaxed the educational requirements to become an officer .
2nd Mustang said:I guess you have your own feelings about our law enforcers, I wouldn't blame you at all.
The Hopkinator said:As far as the one, well, they are human too, prone to anger, rage, fear, revenge, etc ,just like the rest of us.