Help need plate ran! Hit and Run

[03trubluGT]

His coward ass wont reply.

My reply in your thread get you all drove up there partner???

[03trubluGT]

No, not really. 19 states don't require them. That's a fact. If hit and runs and identification from the front of a vehicle were such an issue in those states, they would require them as well. That's just common sense.

What is an opinion, is your opinion that front plates are necessary in TX due to hit and run accidents and the need to identify a vehicle from the front.

Tell us, Officer Smart Guy. When was the last time you pulled someone over that was driving backwards?

Why don't you poll each state's legislature and ask why the law is the way it is? For you to assume any reason is asinine.

From a LEO standpoint, I would prefer each vehicle to be plated front and back to make readily available identification. There are hit and runs, gas drive offs, robberies, burglaries, assaults (you get the picture, insert offense here) that occur that the plate on both ends may assist in identifying the suspect vehicle.

From a driver of a sports car standpoint, I don't want a front plate on my car.

The last question is stupid.

[Geor!]

Texas: We're better just because we require two plates. And yes, drugs should be made legal.

[Alex]

So, are you going to respond to any of my points and answer my question?


Ignorance shining through. You're the only one talking about Europe.

His coward ass wont reply.

[bcoop]

Damn Brent, do you have to be so obtuse? There are some drugs that are legal in Europe, should they be made legal here? How would you like some thalidomide?

When was the last time you pulled anyone over at all, tough guy?

So, are you going to respond to any of my points and answer my question? Ignorance shining through. You're the only one talking about Europe. As many times as this conversation has come up, and you are in every thread, defending the law and the jack booted thugs; and you STILL can't come up with one plausible reason as to why this is necessary.


That's not opinion. It's fact.

[03trubluGT]

No, not really. 19 states don't require them. That's a fact. If hit and runs and identification from the front of a vehicle were such an issue in those states, they would require them as well. That's just common sense.


What is an opinion, is your opinion that front plates are necessary in TX due to hit and run accidents and the need to identify a vehicle from the front.

Tell us, Officer Smart Guy. When was the last time you pulled someone over that was driving backwards?

Damn Brent, do you have to be so obtuse? There are some drugs that are legal in Europe, should they be made legal here? How would you like some thalidomide?

When was the last time you pulled anyone over at all, tough guy?

[Alex]

So, is anything even going to be done about the driver?

Every employer will fire you

[Wicked98Snake]

No, not really. 19 states don't require them. That's a fact. If hit and runs and identification from the front of a vehicle were such an issue in those states, they would require them as well. That's just common sense.


What is an opinion, is your opinion that front plates are necessary in TX due to hit and run accidents and the need to identify a vehicle from the front.

Tell us, Officer Smart Guy. When was the last time you pulled someone over that was driving backwards?

I have received a ticket for driving backwards on a one way street(Regal Row) FTP

[GrayStangGT]

Tell us, Officer Smart Guy. When was the last time you pulled someone over that was driving backwards?

Good thing California has them or this guy might have gotten away

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20038455-504083.html

(CBS) - Police in Glendale, Calif. say that on Saturday morning they pulled over a 49-year-old man who was driving 30 mph. In reverse. For three miles.

[Jimbo]

Awesome thread outcome!

Spit my drank after reading this

I couldnt help but create a mental image. That would be an entertaining COPS episode.

[A_A_G]

Tell us, Officer Smart Guy. When was the last time you pulled someone over that was driving backwards?

Spit my drank after reading this

[bcoop]

I was really hoping for a "look you fucking troll" type of response to him! Or maybe you've given him those ad naseum.

He can't respond with a logical legitimate answer, so all I get is some weak ass impersonation of The Dude.

[bcoop]

That's your opinion.

No, not really. 19 states don't require them. That's a fact. If hit and runs and identification from the front of a vehicle were such an issue in those states, they would require them as well. That's just common sense.


What is an opinion, is your opinion that front plates are necessary in TX due to hit and run accidents and the need to identify a vehicle from the front.

Tell us, Officer Smart Guy. When was the last time you pulled someone over that was driving backwards?

[Geor!]

That's your opinion.

I was really hoping for a "look you fucking troll" type of response to him! Or maybe you've given him those ad naseum.

[03trubluGT]

Your whole accident and identification scenario doesn't hold water though, when you consider the other states that don't require them. So, you still have yet to have a solid plausible point on why they are required.


I say this, to say that his opinion as to why they are required is no less laughable than yours.

That's your opinion.