radar detector hardwire
12-29-2014, 10:56 PM
#11
Platinum R.R.
Isn't it easier to just drive the speed limit or the flow of traffic?
When I drive my F-150 I like to enjoy the ride. Not to shorten it.
I guess I'm getting Old.
Are you a Cop or a Police Officer. I've heard of Bad Cops, not Bad Police Officers?
Just Curious?
When I drive my F-150 I like to enjoy the ride. Not to shorten it.
I guess I'm getting Old.
Are you a Cop or a Police Officer. I've heard of Bad Cops, not Bad Police Officers?
Just Curious?
12-30-2014, 11:32 AM
#12
Capable DIYer
The flow of traffic will get you a ticket too. Last time I had a radar detector was about 15 years ago...now I drive at the speed limit or just slightly above it. Never had a ticket in my 25 years of driving. My son on the other hand had one in his 1st year. He had the court defer (deferral) the ticket. You are allowed one Deferral every 7 years. Here in Bonney Lake, WA, the judge puts you on a "probation" period of 6 months. Meaning if you get another ticket in that 6 month period, the first ticket that didn't go to your insurance now will along with the new ticket....ouch. So he is driving more cautiously, so he says.
12-30-2014, 11:41 AM
#13
The flow of traffic will get you a ticket too. Last time I had a radar detector was about 15 years ago...now I drive at the speed limit or just slightly above it. Never had a ticket in my 25 years of driving. My son on the other hand had one in his 1st year. He had the court defer (deferral) the ticket. You are allowed one Deferral every 7 years. Here in Bonney Lake, WA, the judge puts you on a "probation" period of 6 months. Meaning if you get another ticket in that 6 month period, the first ticket that didn't go to your insurance now will along with the new ticket....ouch. So he is driving more cautiously, so he says.
