dirty lic. plate got a ticket
07-20-2007, 08:28 AM
#12
Originally Posted by Drew
Although to get a ticket, it doesn't have to be unreadable. For example the plastic covers that you can put over your license plate are technically illegal. When I had one on I was warned more than once, offered to take it off on the spot, and they said just do it some other time.
Gotta love selective enforcement.
Gotta love selective enforcement.
Yes you can be charged for altering the intended look of your marker plate (the most popular method is by means of a coloured/tinted cover).
07-20-2007, 04:07 PM
#13
l will post pics of what im taking to court. the problem was i drove through 2 km of road construction all that dust stuck to the oily plate cover.
if it stopped snowing what would be a reasonable time to clean of the snow.
once l cleaned the cover no issues. as well never did the constable remove thier dark sunglasses. the time frame was 30 min between destinations, not like a week later. we are paying cops to do what.?
l will still say canada is a great place to live
if it stopped snowing what would be a reasonable time to clean of the snow.
once l cleaned the cover no issues. as well never did the constable remove thier dark sunglasses. the time frame was 30 min between destinations, not like a week later. we are paying cops to do what.?
l will still say canada is a great place to live
07-20-2007, 04:17 PM
#14
Originally Posted by surround sound
we are paying cops to do what.?
Dirty/covered plates can't be read which makes it rather difficult to run. Dirty/covered plates are suspicious as many times they are left muddy, snowy, blocked, covered so that they are not easily read which comes in handy when the car is stolen, being used in a theft/robbery, the val sticker is outdated (which is usually because they don't have insurance on the vehicle so they can't get another sticker - which again helps you out in case you get smacked by an uninsured driver), etc, etc.
Good luck with your ticket loser.
07-20-2007, 04:44 PM
#15
Originally Posted by Hardwrkr
How about get your car back when it gets stolen you dumb turd.
Dirty/covered plates can't be read which makes it rather difficult to run. Dirty/covered plates are suspicious as many times they are left muddy, snowy, blocked, covered so that they are not easily read which comes in handy when the car is stolen, being used in a theft/robbery, the val sticker is outdated (which is usually because they don't have insurance on the vehicle so they can't get another sticker - which again helps you out in case you get smacked by an uninsured driver), etc, etc.
Good luck with your ticket loser.
Dirty/covered plates can't be read which makes it rather difficult to run. Dirty/covered plates are suspicious as many times they are left muddy, snowy, blocked, covered so that they are not easily read which comes in handy when the car is stolen, being used in a theft/robbery, the val sticker is outdated (which is usually because they don't have insurance on the vehicle so they can't get another sticker - which again helps you out in case you get smacked by an uninsured driver), etc, etc.
Good luck with your ticket loser.
you have not lived , until you have had a car and motorcycle stolen. you will find out what the police can do for you. insurance is your best friend.
when police need help from the public, ya you know what happens.
my story leaves everyone with eyebrows raised.
if i win i expect an apology
07-20-2007, 04:49 PM
#16
pic1 bumper is soaking with oil
pic2 plate cover has drip marks covered with dust
pic3,4 a cleaned rear, never was the front an issue
a constable on my hockey team felt the same of this infration being petty and advised me to pursue it
driving through construction roads was my down fall. there is no way the cover alone was an issue. she follwed me for 4km and there were other plate covered cars
pic2 plate cover has drip marks covered with dust
pic3,4 a cleaned rear, never was the front an issue
a constable on my hockey team felt the same of this infration being petty and advised me to pursue it
driving through construction roads was my down fall. there is no way the cover alone was an issue. she follwed me for 4km and there were other plate covered cars
Last edited by surround sound; 07-20-2007 at 04:53 PM.
07-22-2007, 01:00 PM
#19
thats dumb,
awesome job getting photo proof like that
....if its not going to affect you job then id fight it..especially since you got good pics to show for it.
the plate is actully stiil readable every third car you see has a plate worse then that...
plus the fact that you were driving on dusty roads...what do they expect you to stop every 5 km and clean it off??....like you said im sure everyone elses plate was just as dusty
awesome job getting photo proof like that
....if its not going to affect you job then id fight it..especially since you got good pics to show for it.the plate is actully stiil readable every third car you see has a plate worse then that...
plus the fact that you were driving on dusty roads...what do they expect you to stop every 5 km and clean it off??....like you said im sure everyone elses plate was just as dusty
