Law of police pulling you over?
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Possibly. Thats not a term I'm familiar with I will read into it a little. He is exercising his right to traval.
Some of what goes on makes sense from work Ive done. Like the fact any car you buy doesn't actually belong to you, from a legal sense your just driving it. And I can see where he's is going with the insurance part.
I never really looked into the definition of a driver before my mind is blown
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What a ###### can't they do him for wasting police time?
I agree with him in principle and can understand what he's doing to some extent. But driving without the backing of insurance is a massive liability unless your stinking rich.
Search google for "Stop stopping me gun boys" if you want to see an idiot that needs doing. Its an 18+ only video.
Search google for "Stop stopping me gun boys" if you want to see an idiot that needs doing. Its an 18+ only video.
The usual punishment for failing to provide assumes that they are just over the limit. So yes, if you know that you are well over the limit then refusing a test will get you a lower punishment than what you would get if you were (say) three times the limit. I think it was dirtydog here who went down this route when he knew he was massively over the limit.
Pretty much. He sounds like a complete nutcase.
The officer who dealt with him for most of it deserves an award, he clearly knew his stuff (as you'd expect) and was extraordinarily patient with the guy.
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No point in looking for a reason. They will just make one up if they want to tug you. I have not been tugged in 13 years but know people who are at least every month. They are like me nearly 40 years old. Difference I guess is, I drive a diesel crossover and they have BMW's with spoilers and body kits.
I am sure car type comes into it, I owned 9 Alfa Romeos over 12 years and never got tugged once. That was despite living in London, Surrey, Kent and Sussex so it can't be an area thing.
I am sure car type comes into it, I owned 9 Alfa Romeos over 12 years and never got tugged once. That was despite living in London, Surrey, Kent and Sussex so it can't be an area thing.
i was stopped once due to routine checking. Took 5 minutes and the police were very polite about it. Was given the all clear and wished a safe journey homeI don't see the problem really.
Agree, .. but It could be an inconvenience if your running late for work etc .. then I would have to make up the 5 minutes by speeding the rest of the journey
Exactly, this isn't America, the Police do not need a reason to pull you over, and the Freemen of the land videos are hilarious. Lol at suggesting it when in part 3 the Police nab him for being an idiot.
There's really nothing big or clever about this. The guy is being a knob.
From experience the police are perfectly reasonable unless you're the one who is being aggressive/drunk etc.
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^ If that had happened in the USA, that guy would have been tasered about 30 seconds in.
What a complete waste of space. Glad to see he lost his car.
He's just a leach on society. If he wants to 'travel', get off of the roads that my tax has paid for, and wasting the time of police.
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Why do people get so offended if they get pulled over. Don't take it so personally.
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Absolute rubbish.
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The freeman thing stems from a fundamental misunderstanding.
They think that a birth certificate is actually a berth certificate so when you are born you are registered as a boat… yes it actually is that crazy
They mention maritime law quite a bit because of this, if you realise (like most sane people) that a birth certificate is actually a birth certificate then most of the freeman logic crumbles away
They think that a birth certificate is actually a berth certificate so when you are born you are registered as a boat… yes it actually is that crazy
They mention maritime law quite a bit because of this, if you realise (like most sane people) that a birth certificate is actually a birth certificate then most of the freeman logic crumbles away
He's an utter tool.
been driving for almost 20 years and I've only been stopped and breathalysed only once. it was in the evening of the day I passed my driving test -
In the space of one day I took a 2-hour lesson, then the test, then I bought my first car, drove about 100 miles, fueled up for the first ever (under 50p a litre back then), drove more, went to my brother in Islington - and on the way home got pulled over
I had explain to the police why I didn't have an actual license photocard yet, the car was still registered to someone else, and why I was driving around King's Cross at 2am - aged 17 yrs old...
edit: and why I chose a gold MKII escort as my first car lol
In the space of one day I took a 2-hour lesson, then the test, then I bought my first car, drove about 100 miles, fueled up for the first ever (under 50p a litre back then), drove more, went to my brother in Islington - and on the way home got pulled over
I had explain to the police why I didn't have an actual license photocard yet, the car was still registered to someone else, and why I was driving around King's Cross at 2am - aged 17 yrs old...
edit: and why I chose a gold MKII escort as my first car lol
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