for disobeying traffic violations?
Wouldn't that mean following the traffic laws?
Well ,I know what you mean but... There are way more motorized vehicles on the road who need policing as well. I do not know who told ten wheelers, box trucks and delivery vans that laws are just a suggestion for them.
Constantly running lights, switching lanes with no warning and obstructing traffic in no parking zones ......... I get they have a job to do but it does not give you a pass for driving like no one else is there.
Constantly running lights, switching lanes with no warning and obstructing traffic in no parking zones ......... I get they have a job to do but it does not give you a pass for driving like no one else is there.
As long as they don’t run over geese I don’t care.
Back on subject. Riding my motorcycle on Oklahoman roads can be scary as hell.
Back on subject. Riding my motorcycle on Oklahoman roads can be scary as hell.
Who’s going to police it
The fuzz has a hard time controlling their own house much less the motorists who are far more a real danger than a pesky cyclist that some might consider an irritant
— let’s put a few troopers downtown during the week to discourage jaywalking too though
Let’s see, Comanche County is 1069.3 square miles and has a population of around 122,000 people. From a personal conversation I had with a deputy sheriff when our church was robbed there are only 4 sheriffs on duty at any given moment. That’s 267 square miles to be patrolled per sheriff’s deputy…….I think they have way more important things to do then pull over Joe C for riding his recumbent 12” over the bike lane on Hwy 58. Situation may be different in your area but here in SW Oklahoma it doesn’t make much sense.
Cut all their spokes and give em a spandex wedgie.
If memory serves, the Oklahoma Driver's Education manual back in the mid-'70s when I got my license stated that all "wheeled vehicles" that were legal on the street, must obey all traffic laws.
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