Saw that today, big write over, in was very heavy and wide on the month number, idiots
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Yep.
One; it’s 2020 and financially it sucks for all involved. I’m not making it worse stopping and citing someone for a tag.
Second; you nailed it. It’s not worth things going to crap over something that’s not a threat to anyone. Supervisors try to say “be glad you’re here” (said along the lines of “it won’t happen here”) but that didn’t work out to well for The Village officer did it. Yes, different circumstance but hung out to dry nonetheless. No thanks.
It’s a shame too.
Making a contact and giving the person who has everything else in order a warning and asking them to take care of it, was always a positive experience for everyone.
The ones without insurance and warrants, we wanted to get them off the road and get their crap taken care of.
It’s a shame officers today are beaten down to the point they cannot comfortably do their job.
It is responsible to walk around your vehicle at least at every fuel up to confirm tail/brake lights work, license plate is up to date, tire tread/inflation is good and headlights work. It could be your own life you save if you prevent having a blow out on a highway or may save you a couple hundred bucks. Seems like common sense isn't so common these days.
Then the cops aren’t doing the job they’re paid to do.
Something that applies to other people. Responsibility interferes with social media.
It'd be really cool if folks weren't required to buy insurance. Maybe reform car taxes as well, perhaps a user fee when getting a driver's license?
No, that would not be really cool. It's amazing how many people don't buy insurance even though it's required, if it wasn't required it would no doubt be even more. The last two accidents I was involved in, both drivers left the scene, we got the license plate of one and verified that they were uninsured. The second one I assume was uninsured, and/or probably drunk.
The more people there are uninsured, the more likely if you get rear ended because you actually stopped at the yellow light that you are just skrewed.
Or maybe you're being sarcastic? I'm part Sheldon, I don't always catch sarcasm (but I DO use it a lot
No, that would not be really cool. It's amazing how many people don't buy insurance even though it's required, if it wasn't required it would no doubt be even more. The last two accidents I was involved in, both drivers left the scene, we got the license plate of one and verified that they were uninsured. The second one I assume was uninsured, and/or probably drunk.
The more people there are uninsured, the more likely if you get rear ended because you actually stopped at the yellow light that you are just skrewed.
Or maybe you're being sarcastic? I'm part Sheldon, I don't always catch sarcasm (but I DO use it a lot
Not sarcastic this time. Think about it like this:
You buy a 75K car. You go to ins agent, buy collision, full coverage, healthcare in case of a wreck.
I buy a 5k truck. I go to ins agent, buy collision, healthcare in case of a wreck.
I'm looking at a deer by the road instead of actively driving and hit your car. I get a ticket. You call your ins agent, they fix your car. You have injuries? Your insurance covers it.
Don't have insurance? You are going to cover costs out of pocket.
