That is true. Some folks insist on arguing that the law is not what it says, and loudly cursing out the officer who's trying to just educate them on safety. Those folks just will not be satisfied until the officer hangs paper on them.Keith B wrote:One of the last trips I made to Missouri we were on I-30 heading east and an accident had the Interstate blocked. A DPS trooper was writing several vehicles citations that had decided to cut across the median head back west to try and get around the accident. He really didn't have too much trouble catching them as the median was really soft and they were all stuck waiting for a wrecker to pull them out.
It was nice he gave you a warning. Attitude on both sides is a major factor in getting a ticket. I know several occasions where I stopped people and they talked themselves into a ticket vs. a warning because of their poor attitude.
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- Mon May 13, 2013 7:38 am
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