Front Plate Issues
#16
03-16-2009, 10:11 AM
Jon sorry for your ticket..just be happy he didn't cite you for over 100mph, you could have been posting this from jail for a reckless driving ticket.
I got pulled over the other day for talking on my cell phone as I left my BT headset at home (I was actually at a light when I was talking). He issued me the ticket ($98.00) but he didn't cite me for not having a front license plate nor a rear plate. He told me he understood why I didn't have plates on the car to keep me from having to put on a front plate..some cops are cool. I think the issue is the fact you were doing 97+mph and this policeman just wanted to make sure you remember this ticket.
Dave
I got pulled over the other day for talking on my cell phone as I left my BT headset at home (I was actually at a light when I was talking). He issued me the ticket ($98.00) but he didn't cite me for not having a front license plate nor a rear plate. He told me he understood why I didn't have plates on the car to keep me from having to put on a front plate..some cops are cool. I think the issue is the fact you were doing 97+mph and this policeman just wanted to make sure you remember this ticket.
Dave
I personally think that even BT headset usage should be against the law while driving. Sure F1 and other competitive drivers use a two-way radio system but they are not (I think) putting on makeup, doing their nails, reading the paper, dealing w/ brain dead drivers, etc.
#17
03-16-2009, 10:13 AM
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I thought first time offense cell phone tickets were $25 in California? Was this your first cell phone ticket? If so, it must be up to each local jurisdiction to access the level of fine? My wrong!
I personally think that even BT headset usage should be against the law while driving. Sure F1 and other competitive drivers use a two-way radio system but they are not (I think) putting on makeup, doing their nails, reading the paper, dealing w/ brain dead drivers, etc.
I personally think that even BT headset usage should be against the law while driving. Sure F1 and other competitive drivers use a two-way radio system but they are not (I think) putting on makeup, doing their nails, reading the paper, dealing w/ brain dead drivers, etc.
up until New Years.Dave
#18
03-16-2009, 02:52 PM
Use larger diameter screws after removing the bumper plugs, or can you thread the screws INTO the bumper plugs themselves after predrilling - assuming the bumper plugs don't offset the front plate bracket from the bumper?
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