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The cops in the US don’t like using doors. They prefer car passengers exit through the car window.
Depends. I know if a field is missing information you can challenge that based on a technicality.I'm informed that in Australia minor errors in infringements do not invalidate them.
its also assualt if you strike the policemans knee with your groin.The cops in the US don’t like using doors. They prefer car passengers exit through the car window.
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Pretty much everywhere unless it says you cant.Have driven in the US a few times but still curious about the rule about being able to turn right on a red (after giving way to traffic on the left ) - is this fair dinkum, unless expressly stated otherwise or does it depend on which US state you're driving in?
Always feels a bit wrong to do it so generally I'll wait until I get a green light however if the car behind honks I'll go if the coast is clear.
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Have driven in the US a few times but still curious about the rule about being able to turn right on a red (after giving way to traffic on the left ) - is this fair dinkum, unless expressly stated otherwise or does it depend on which US state you're driving in?
Always feels a bit wrong to do it so generally I'll wait until I get a green light however if the car behind honks I'll go if the coast is clear.
I just did it heaps of times, because noticed everyone else was doing it too!Have driven in the US a few times but still curious about the rule about being able to turn right on a red (after giving way to traffic on the left ) - is this fair dinkum, unless expressly stated otherwise or does it depend on which US state you're driving in?
Thats assuming they know what the correct spelling is.Pay it. NSW Police can make alterations here to traffic charges, such as names, so I would suggest SFPD have the same option.