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I can't believe so many of you guys feel the need to have a pba card. I've been driving for 26 years and have never had one and never felt the need for one. If you drive like a normal person and make sure your car is legal then you don't have to worry about getting pulled over. A headlight going out is one of those situations you might not realize for a day or 2 and yes, you will eventually get pulled over for that. Same thing with taillights or brakelights out. And it really depends on where you are in the state. The previous owner of the 4Runner I had drove for over a year with an expired inspection and never got pulled over. I drove it for 2 days with the 2 week inspection card and got pulled over right away.
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I think your PBA card did its job, you ended up without a ticket. I agree with MonmouthCtyAntz, everyone has PBA cards now. In a sense they have lost their exclusivety
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Eh like I said lesson learned.. I shouldve been able to think on my feet.. This pba was special lol it said SGT! Lol
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Driving around someone with a headlight out can be annoying, especially when people use their high beams to 'make up' for the light thats out. Also, some people actually can't tell when their headlight is out, so when cops are bored they pull people over with burnt out lights and expired inspections. The cop did the right thing in letting you off. The only time they give tickets for stuff like that is when you piss them off (or if theyve been previously pissed off) and theyre trying to bang you for everything they can.
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plus look at the state of the economy. municipalities need to make bank somehow
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no ticket = cop wasn't a dick.
my best friend who is a dispatcher said to me now they have to give out warnings..... i don't know if it is here say or for real |
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So you want cops to go around replacing headlamp bulbs? LMFAO......you can't be serious. Why is it the responsibility of the police to make sure YOUR car is safe and properly working? It's not, it's their job to enforce the laws. Once again no one is responsible for their own actions or in-actions, it's always someone elses problem.
EDIT: Damn it Tsar, posting at the same time as me. |
im sure the homeless people would be thrilled to hear about your headlight campaign
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what ever, I forgot, you all know everything, and ideas from enyone else but yourselves are stupid. :rollseye:
I guess Police don't need to have Serve anymore on their motto, just protect. They don't need to install, but I'm sure ifthe OP recieved a light after the warning, he wouldn't be on here compliaining about the cop being a dick. how bout this, who here owns a firebird that has had a couple of thei 78 lights in their tailights go out, and never even know, or how about someone wiht a brake light? How often do you guys check your tail/brake lights? I'm sure not everytime you go somewhere. things happen, and we forget. How many people on here didn't know a light was out till someone said something or somethign happened late where everywhere was closed. I'm not sayign they would be a driving sylvania store, but it would be a nice jesture if the light companies formeda campaign with the law enforcement, granted it would be the choice of the law enforcement of that town/county/state if they would like to participate, it wouldn't be manditory, but you guys are really goign to complain about your taxes, and the stupidity of it when a 1.50 bulb ( or 7-15 headlight) compared to a wreck that could coast thousands, or even lives? really? how ignorant you all are. If you wantto complain about taxes then how abotu this, if you get the warning, you have to option of buying the headlight ( taillight or brake light is a dollar, no need to purchase from the officer for YOU to replace. Believe me, there are far dumber things outthere that cost your precious tax dollars that you seem to not care to complian or not know. |
But why is it the cops responsibility to fix your car? Its yours. It's not their fault the bulb blew nor is it their job to pay to fix it. I've heard of subsidized cell phones, subsidized farming, even subsidized child care...but not subsidized car repairs, lol.
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This has "fail" written all over it. :rofl: |
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So the cop will have to carry around a bunch of bulbs and a catalog to figure out which ones go with which car? |
how is a cop suppose to carry around lighbulbs for every car..........squad car are already pretty tight
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