Can You Get Fine or Arrested For Middle Fingering Cop?

[Culture_Vulture]

Originally Posted by doma

honestly, fuck pigs. I flip off every pig car i see. Never been pulled over. dirty looks, sure, but fuckem.

You're so cool, bro !

[MG1]

The only cop I would give the middle finger to is zulutango, LOL.


j/k............ I never mess with cops. They have a tough job and I respect most, if not all, of them. There are bad ones, no doubt, but there are rotten apples in any field. I have many friends in the VPD. You need to walk a mile in their shoes, man.

[AzNightmare]

Originally Posted by Eatman

Even on my class 6 road test a few years back, ICBC examiners expect you to ride at 57km/hr, which I did, and lo and behold, I passed with no issues. I had also taken my riding classes from PRS, which prior to the exam had told me to ride at that speed.
.

Really? I'm not familiar with Class 6 road test. But speed limits are 50km/h.
Back when I took my road test, I knew of people and hear stories of people who would fail if they go above 55km/h
and maintain it for over 10 seconds or something like that. You're already getting points deducted for going over 52km/h.

Either they're more lenient on class 6 tests or things have changed a lot now.
ICBC examiners were pretty serious business on any rules being broken, whether it was signalling late,
not stopping behind the crosswalk line, rolling stops, etc, and especially, Speeding.

[Eatman]

Originally Posted by AzNightmare

Really? I'm not familiar with Class 6 road test. But speed limits are 50km/h.
Back when I took my road test, I knew of people and hear stories of people who would fail if they go above 55km/h
and maintain it for over 10 seconds or something like that. You're already getting points deducted for going over 52km/h.

Either they're more lenient on class 6 tests or things have changed a lot now.
ICBC examiners were pretty serious business on any rules being broken, whether it was signalling late,
not stopping behind the crosswalk line, rolling stops, etc, and especially, Speeding.

yep, I had that in question too. But it's what I did and passed, my friends that took the roadtest as well followed the same instructions. It's weird how it can differ from class 5 to class 6 in terms of speed limit, but it leads me to believe that 60 and under is the accepted threshold. Hope I'm nt jynxing myself here lol

[Stormspirit]

Got so many No N sign tickets ... most because i got caught speeding and instead they give me a no n sign so i don't get points. I still got suspended twice.

[yogenfruz]

I never undertood why kids drive around without their N. You have a car, freedom, everything, who cares if you have a green magnet on your car for 2 years. If it's that big of am issue for you, don't drive. And especially don't bitch about getting "failure to display an N" tickets. You're fucking stupid and deserved it.

[AW607]

Makes me think how people might get away with tucking 90% of their N signs underneath their license plates. Even people who flip it sideways so it looks like a "Z"

[seakrait]

Originally Posted by AzNightmare

Really? I'm not familiar with Class 6 road test. But speed limits are 50km/h.
Back when I took my road test, I knew of people and hear stories of people who would fail if they go above 55km/h
and maintain it for over 10 seconds or something like that. You're already getting points deducted for going over 52km/h.

Either they're more lenient on class 6 tests or things have changed a lot now.
ICBC examiners were pretty serious business on any rules being broken, whether it was signalling late,
not stopping behind the crosswalk line, rolling stops, etc, and especially, Speeding.

if the test was taken in surrey and the school was PRS, then i can concur with Eatman. i seem to recall that the speed limit (at least around PRS) was 60 and the examiners at the icbc road test office across the street from PRS want you to show them that you had confidence and full control of the bike while riding in traffic. they would DEDUCT marks if you rode slow and were diffident.

i lucked out on my class 6 test. it was in late fall. noon rush hour. raining cats and dogs. everybody was driving slower than usual, so did i. more time to relax and concentrate on what i was supposed to do to pass the test. also stretched the test out till max time spent.

[?uestlove]

nice one, Connor91.

[SpeedStars]

Originally Posted by Bedroom Eyes

I never undertood why kids drive around without their N. You have a car, freedom, everything, who cares if you have a green magnet on your car for 2 years. If it's that big of am issue for you, don't drive. And especially don't bitch about getting "failure to display an N" tickets. You're fucking stupid and deserved it.

That N sign is an ANTI-Chick magnet

[AW607]

Originally Posted by SpeedStars

That N sign is an ANTI-Chick magnet

Ironically enough that it is a magnet

[static]

Worst day of your life? Fucking first world problems.

[Iceman_2K]

Dude you got caught with no N - your own fault. You think going 5km over the limit is bad? Try getting a ticket for a license plate frame from the auto dealer that the cop felt was just a tad too big and covered a quarter of the renewal sticker.

[AzNightmare]

Originally Posted by AW607

Makes me think how people might get away with tucking 90% of their N signs underneath their license plates. Even people who flip it sideways so it looks like a "Z"

I've always wondered, do police ever pull people over for tucking in their "N" or placing it sideways?

Back when I was a novice driver, I had a sheet of carbon fiber sticker and traced out the "N" shape and stuck it on the "N" sign.
So my "N" on my sign was "carbon fibered"

I thought I was so badass that I wouldn't drive anywhere without rocking that on the back of my car............

Originally Posted by seakrait

if the test was taken in surrey and the school was PRS, then i can concur with Eatman. i seem to recall that the speed limit (at least around PRS) was 60 and the examiners at the icbc road test office across the street from PRS want you to show them that you had confidence and full control of the bike while riding in traffic. they would DEDUCT marks if you rode slow and were diffident.

Too bad they don't implement this same logic with cars. People should feel confident going at least 60km/h in the city streets, or I'll find their driving abilities questionable.

[Iceman_2K]

There are some people no matter what speed they're going you're going to find their driving abilities questionable.

[truth]

[Jason00S2000]

Originally Posted by bigzz786786

if they were paid WELL, wouldn't they love there job more?

Look at cops in other countries.


The less you pay police, the less everyone's life is worth. Think about it.

[Shorn]

when i had my N i never put it on, not cause it doesn't look cool but it appears people drive more like douchebags behind you if they see you have an N sign. ricers like to rip it past you, people like to cut you off more.

never got caught though

[CharlieH]

[Pooface55]

a little dose of reality - YouTube

[yray]

I love my N sign,legally carry one person so I drive the chick home

[spideyv2]

[Happy]

Originally Posted by bigzz786786

the police officer's job is to uphold the law and peace. there jobs are dangerous at all times. if anything, my argument is why aren't we paying these people enough?

Canada's crime rate in 2011 lowest since 1972 - British Columbia - CBC News

"The Statistics Canada report showed that the crime rate has decreased by 6% from last year. However, it remains 208% higher than it was in 1962,"

But while the number of some offences such as attempted murders, assaults and break-ins were down from 2010, there was an increase in other serious crimes in 2011, including:
Homicide (seven per cent increase).
Criminal harassment (one per cent increase).
Sexual violations against children (three per cent increase).
Child pornography (40 per cent increase).
Impaired driving (two per cent increase).

Deal reached to extend RCMP contract in B.C.

B.C. taxpayers are the ones footing much of the bill. In 2009-10, the RCMP policing contract in B.C. cost $992 million.

You really don't think we're paying enough?

[cliffhanger33]

I think a reason why some ppl dont put N sign on is when they pack the car above their allowed limit. If not, I really don't see why people don't bother putting up their N sign.

[fliptuner]

OP has a wicked post/fail ratio.

Good job, good job.