In anything. They're driverless vehicles. There's someone behind the wheel, but they're not driving. Typically they're f*ing with their cell phone instead. I don't think they should be ticketed for it though.
Who hurt you?
As the fiddy cals would require a long and onerous procedure to procure, I'm all for ticketing.
Sorry, but I have to agree...the Odyssey mini vans around here are the worst (generally speaking, of course)...driving 10 mph under the speed limit, in the left lane, with their hazard lights on. BTW, what's the point of driving with your hazard lights on in the left lane under the speed limit? We are all very aware of the hazard, with or without the hazard lights.
Back in my days as a road officer, I prolly wrote over 1000 tickets for texting and driving, and in all those stops/tickets, I have exactly ONE person that actually admitted they were texting when stopped. The other 999+ all claimed I was mistaken, or they were using their phones for directions (still illegal if you do it while pushing on the phone in your hand), or dialing (also still illegal), or selecting music (also still illegal if done in your hand), etc. Also funny side note, when I would front them and say, "Oh you were _____ ? (insert dialing/directions/selecting music) Let me see your phone then." They would all, to a T, just say, "I'm not letting you see my phone." Which is absolutely their right, but if they REALLY were just dialing, etc, I wouldn't have written them if they showed me their phone, even though it was still illegal. Of course, I would usually follow them for a mile before stopping them (people texting while driving are oblivious to officers following them), and they must have been dialing China, because they were dialing for a looooooooong time. LOL
They call 'em "smart phones". I call 'em "dumb-@$$ phones". DWO, man.
Hereabouts, it's usually a Subaru Forester... the state car of Vermont.
Picture the above on a 2-lane highway, and you will have a good idea what driving in Vermont is like a lot of the time. Only it's not 3 under, it's usually more like 10 to 15, regardless of conditions. Anyone going the speed limit will eventually catch up to someone like this, usually with 4 or 5 others lined up behind him, unable to pass safely because of limited visibility.
It's a relative term. Compared to the user, the phone is smart.
and EVERY deer hunter in the world is a criminal.
I should have been more clear. It's illegal to carry into a business that serves alcohol and drink.
That was in Colorado. Actually, it's even more stupid in that it wasn't it falling out of pants that fired at the bystander, but the fact he fat fisted it picking it up. The guy definitely needs some additional instruction.Unless you're an FBI agent doing backflips on the dance floor!
Struggling with that now in Colorado due to the cannabis legalizastion
Not in Colorado - Illegal to hunt under the influence of alcohol or controlled substance. The wildlife folks will bust you for a beer in hand and rifle over the shoulder.
Hereabouts, it's usually a Subaru Forester... the state car of Vermont.
Picture the above on a 2-lane highway, and you will have a good idea what driving in Vermont is like a lot of the time. Only it's not 3 under, it's usually more like 10 to 15, regardless of conditions. Anyone going the speed limit will eventually catch up to someone like this, usually with 4 or 5 others lined up behind him, unable to pass safely because of limited visibility.
As a blank statement, that is incorrect.
