ftvb= ticket ?!!
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08-05-2004, 12:29 PM
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Originally posted by Tim Skelton
So let's just be honest here and start out with the proposition that there was some serious acceleration going on and deal with it from there.
So let's just be honest here and start out with the proposition that there was some serious acceleration going on and deal with it from there.
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08-05-2004, 01:56 PM
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Originally posted by Bryce_Thomason
captain, the ticket was given because he said my tires "left rubber" uppon inspection i saw no "rubber" at all the next day...
captain, the ticket was given because he said my tires "left rubber" uppon inspection i saw no "rubber" at all the next day...
When the court/judge sees that ticket, unless it specifically states burning of the tires they are going to look more how fast you accelerated. And if you chirped the tires and the cop heard it, then that will be proof that you accelerated to fast.
Tim's post stated more of what I was getting at, but with much better words.