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But I apologize to anyone who has two good shoes. Let's change that to 'letter of the law' people. |
I wonder if the letter-of-the-law people dutifully walk to the crosswalk every time they are in one of the town squares if they want to quickly go into a shop across the street. After all, J-walking is also against the law. Perhaps we should have several deputies patrolling the squares and cracking down on the J-walking miscreants. Since we seem to have sufficient police to crack down on golf carts going a couple of miles over the limit, we probably also have enough to keep our streets safe from J-walkers. Book'em Dano!
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I don't know personally of anyone who received a ticket for fast cart driving.
The first of January they were out in force, parked everywhere, (the fuzz) maybe because of the snowbirds returning? I think they are watching the real bad guys now. Or...maybe I just haven't seen them. Has anyone seen any over-policing LATELY? AND the link to the correct way to drive a roundabout should be printed and given to anyone new, as a kindness. Thank you for it, Russ. Here it is again. http://www.districtgov.org/PdfView/P...27&ql=standard |
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People who complain about speeding tickets are often those who have been caught speeding.
Rather than accept personal responsibility, they try to lay the blame at everyone else's door. So to all policemen out there - keep up the good work and to all law-abiding citizens - you should be proud of yourselves. |
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The saying "If you don't like the way I drive, stay off the sidewalk" holds credence. Saw a gentleman yesterday morning around 8:40 driving on the sidewalk :oops: near the road @ Colony Rec Center. He had a MI plate.
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Didn't take the time to read everbody's post but "Thank God" for police. They try to keep us safe. Where would we be without police and laws??:shrug:
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The problem is that this rule is counterintuitive to what people are used to. When you merge onto a multilane highway and have a yield sign, do you wait for all lanes to be clear or just the right lane. For most people it would be the latter I’ll bet. The only real solution is to rebuild the roundabouts to a single lane with a right lane for right turns only. I know this can be done in a way that would not impede tractor trailers either. Unfortunately, since these are county roads, that probably won’t happen. |
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Aren't J-walking laws established for the safety of the general public? Why are you selectively highlighting the issue of cracking down on one issue of public safety and not another? |
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I would hope that the police would use judgement as opposed to responding like robots - and in the case of J-walking they do, since if they really were cracking down on this illegal activity with equal force, they would have to have a trailer to hold the summons books for all the J-walking that regularly occurs at the town squares. But, since this activity really doesn't pose as great a threat to public safety, the police look the other way ... thankfully. My view that is shared by others here is that stopping golf carts going a few miles over their designated maximum speed is akin to having a police presence to stop J-walking in the squares - there are far more serious threats to our public safety that this level of enforcement could be better used. Others hold the opposite view, saying a law is a law and if it is violated it should be punished. My question to them is: would you really want the police writing tickets to people coming out of Ambrosia with their ice cream cones and walking across the street to the square without going up to the crosswalk? |
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