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I got pulled over this afternoon on my way home by CHP after I exited the freeway, he followed me for one block then turn his lights on. After I gave him my drivers license he informs me that my break lights - all of them - were out. Which was huge surprise to me. I assured him I'll take care of it as soon I get home. He knew my town well enough to tell me he will follow me home for safety. One I got home and checked the fuse and it was good - luckily I had a new break light switch in my tool box. It was a easy fix. Over all was good day.
I am NOT disappointed by this reply.
OP, I think the last time I was lit up by CHP, it was for expired registration - it was actually current, but the stickers never came in the mail. Anyway, we wound up having a 5-minute conversation about my radar detector (I had a tablet mounted in the car at that time, and he was curious about the tablet/detector integration that was obviously present, since both devices were freaking out about the massive doses of KA...). CA highway patrol can be very cool...
What exactly are you guys saying when the LEOs pull you over? I have found that most cops are cool if you're respectful and not dickish when you get nailed - I definitely did not deserve a warning in this case...
I used to tell them what I think I did wrong and ask for a warning. This way they know you are not bs'ing them and insulting their intellligence. The worst they can say is no. I've gotten a few warnings this way. You just gotta make sure you don't get pulled over again while on a warning. Ask me how I know. LOL
Honestly, I think that quite often they're expecting the Porsche driver to be a complete a-hole - and when it turns out we're only like 80% a-hole, they are pleasantly surprised.
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