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Ironballs | THE MAGIC MAN | Re: tickets |
July 26, 1995 11:18 AM * |
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-=> Quoting The Magic Man #43 @191601 to All <=- TMM#> A friend and I were arguing about a point. He siad that if you TMM#> have traffic piling up behind you, and you are traveling at the speed TMM#> limit, you can be given a ticket for obstructing traffic. I said that TMM#> you could not be given a ticket for going too slow if you were going at TMM#> the speed limit, which is the fastest speed the law allows. Can TMM#> someone who actually knows the facts let me know who is right. Thanks No, actually the drivers behind could be cited for tailgating if they are piled up too close. ... Offline 135 ... is offline, the Wave killed it! --- Blue Wave/QWK v2.10 |
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