I remember some time back I read a quick trick that would allow you to do what Windows system components do, i.e. much like how you can go to Start>Run and type "regedit" to get the registry editor, you could make your own shortcuts in a directory, and Windows would look there as well to find...
The tailgate for a truck is higher up than on a car, and police cruisers aren't exactly tall vehicles. Also, I was going at a decent passing speed. I wasn't squatting in the left lane, I was following the traffic that existed at the time in the left lane.
Thing is though, I wasn't going 65 in the left lane. I was going at around 75, which is hardly an annoyance for anyone trying to get anywhere. The highway was clear, and I was following a car in front of me.
Noone else in the car noticed either (my parents were with me in the car) until he pulled up beside us. Also, my point was that there were no signs saying I wasn't allowed in the left hand lane in the area - I specifically looked for those signs after I got back onto the road and there were...
I'm wondering too, I asked the cop and he had no idea. It's a matter of principle really.
Is this sarcasm? The truck was loaded with under 200 pounds of stuff all total, securely packed. The only issue was that the center mirror's visibility was obscured, which was made up for by the side...
"Midget" is actually a proper term, I think. It's also different from "dwarf," so learn the difference, and when people get uppity about your use of either of those words, you can pull out the old pretention card on them :cool:
I saw the thread about contesting the $700 ticket in a search, but that was a few days old and I didn't really want to revive a dead thread. Anyways, if this thread irritates you, then sorry, and eat me :P
Just kidding. Please help :brokenheart:
Anyways, yesterday I was driving on the NY...
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