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Ameer wrote:

jamisjockey wrote:Depends on what state you're in.

Texas!

I kind of figured that.

The broken windshield was part of an example, and unless you never ever leave the state of texas, its entirely possible you could travel in a state where a vehicle is required to have an unbroken windshield.

Ameer wrote:

jamisjockey wrote:If they are pulling you over for something else (tail light out, broken windshield, expired tags), they immediately begin profiling you to figure out what else you've got going on.

Broken windshield? That's a crock of fish. The windshield isn't even an inspection item.

Depends on what state you're in.

And this is why you don't drive on expired tags and make sure your car is always in working order.
Several police I've talked to, including one who is a Louisville KY officer and was the best man at my wedding....anyways, most cops are looking for more than speeding tickets. If you get hooked for a traffic infraction, you're usually cited/warned and release. If they are pulling you over for something else (tail light out, broken windshield, expired tags), they immediately begin profiling you to figure out what else you've got going on.