To the OP - Its good to see there really are some "moral" drivers around.
Alot of people would simply, disreguard it as if it diddn't happen, thinking "Oh well, they won't hit me so why worry"
Props to you for even calling the cops in the first place, leat alone maintaining contact with them
I'm sure they will follow it up, however when they do get the chance more than likely the driver will be sober, and will deny it. Unfortunatly thats just the way it goes, unless it is taken to court.
We just had that law in a couple of years ago, along with "Sustained loss of traction", But I'm confused as to - What IS excessive acceleration?
Breaking the speed limit I understand, But hitting full boost in 2nd/3rd gear pulling onto a highway is the norm for me.
However it can land me with a ticket - What is excessive - Pulling 1g's or maybe 2.5g's of force?
Now This brings me to my 2nd point of the other Offence - What is "Sustained" loss of traction - A burnout - Yes obviously.
So the real question is what "Isn't" sustained loss of traction - If you chirp the tyres while accelerating, then would you now get done for excessive acceleration . . . Sounds like 2 laws for easier scores . . .
Just my Rant on how the law can be "unclear" at times.
Nice Mike!! A filtering system . . . This will come in very handy
Alot of people would simply, disreguard it as if it diddn't happen, thinking "Oh well, they won't hit me so why worry"
Props to you for even calling the cops in the first place, leat alone maintaining contact with them
I'm sure they will follow it up, however when they do get the chance more than likely the driver will be sober, and will deny it. Unfortunatly thats just the way it goes, unless it is taken to court.
Originally posted by GangstaCB7
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Breaking the speed limit I understand, But hitting full boost in 2nd/3rd gear pulling onto a highway is the norm for me.
However it can land me with a ticket - What is excessive - Pulling 1g's or maybe 2.5g's of force?
Now This brings me to my 2nd point of the other Offence - What is "Sustained" loss of traction - A burnout - Yes obviously.
So the real question is what "Isn't" sustained loss of traction - If you chirp the tyres while accelerating, then would you now get done for excessive acceleration . . . Sounds like 2 laws for easier scores . . .
Just my Rant on how the law can be "unclear" at times.
Originally posted by deevergote.
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