Overstepping Boundries

[Soundy]

Originally Posted by Berzerker

Easy to say until you almost get killed because 3 horses are on the highway like what happened to me. Just because people "got by" with out LED bars doesn't mean they don't help. There are 10000 REPORTED collisions with animals in BC per year, if even 10% of those could be avoided by better lighting and more time to react, I would say that's a pretty significant statistic. For the record My lightbar indeed saved my vehicle and perhaps my life as well as my family by giving me enough time to slow down and avoid 3 stray horses on the highway. This is why I find the "law" so frustrating. They help. I'm proof of that. One of my good friends just wrote off his Subaru because he swerved and avoided a moose and hit a tree. Had he had an LED light bar, which he now has on his new vehicle, He swears he could have slowed down and avoided a crash with the increased reaction time.

http://www.icbc.com/about-icbc/newsr...-involving.pdf
Stats by region.

Berz out.

Sorry, my post didn't apply to your situation - I was saved from hitting a deer just south of Cache Creek a couple years ago, thanks to my light bar.

I was responding to sebbery's typical stupidity a couple posts above mine.

[ziegs2020]

Originally Posted by Berzerker

Update: After the meeting with the Staff Sgt with the officer also present the officer has been instructed to purchase my employee a new light bar. I feel this is a pretty clear indication that what the officer did was clearly a wrong doing. The officer will now have to wait to have another officer present as well in any future dealings with my employee as per the conversation.

Justice. Is. Served.

Edit. Also this was the "easy way out" for the officer and from what I understand my employee agreed to the new lightbar in lieu of other possible punishment for the officer.

Berz out.

How short was the wire cut that they agreed to buy a new light bar?

[Soundy]

Originally Posted by ziegs2020

How short was the wire cut that they agreed to buy a new light bar?

I doubt it had anything to do with WHERE it was cut... it was meant to get the message across that cutting it at all was not acceptable.

[sebberry]

Originally Posted by Soundy

Sorry, my post didn't apply to your situation - I was saved from hitting a deer just south of Cache Creek a couple years ago, thanks to my light bar.

I was responding to sebbery's typical stupidity a couple posts above mine.

How was my comment stupid? I'm merely saying that if someone can't be trusted to operate an uncovered lightbar safely, then they shouldn't be trusted to use high-beams safely. Ergo, all high-beams should be kept covered in the event some dolt decides to use them on the road