I hate Officer Dahl/Cops
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yeah that sucks, i guess i dont even know what a good monthly rate would be for a 16y.o. with an exhibition under his belt.....
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weshole wrote:
[QUOTE=StangerBanger96]i seriously didnt know that cookies in a parking lot were grounds for an exhibition driving ticket,QUOTE]Anytime you spin your tires under acceleration on public roads/parking lots, it's grounds for an exhibition ticket.
Unless it is your own property...haha
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notice he said PUBLIC...learn how to read brian you loser!
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I got a exhibition ticket for doing a burnout in an empty parking lot with 1 person in my car at south at 2am. The smoke cleared at there was a van sitting behind me, I tried to leave and he tried to block me off, turns out he was a security guard. I dropped the kid I was with off at his place, going back home a cop pulls me over, so I pull into souths parking lot, I was surrounded promptly by 4 cops, blocked in, as if I was going anywhere, I already pulled over. That faggot security guard called the cops and said he saw me doing donuts and 180's in the lot. I called bullshit. I told the officer running the show that I have a one wheel wonder, there were clearly 2 trackmarks from a posi and put simply my car is underpowered to do that, I even offer to spin the tires again to show him that only obne goes, he believed me after he looked at the 1, 30 foot mark that I claimed and said he woulda let me go if he had seen it but they had to call everyone in and give me the ticket because of what the security guard said. So exhibition at 2am with nobody around. I deserved it, and the officer complimented my car. He also said do it out of town next time.
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i talked to dahl tonight. He said it was a city ordinance and that any check of my police record or through the police database would NOT show the voilation. So obviously they did some hardcore in depth looking to find it....also the reason for dropping me wasnt "exhibition driving" they lableed it as "racing/illegal racing" or something like that
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It's definitely your insurance company...
I got pulled over in Georgetown, took the cops six, yes six miles to catch me cause I was doin 115..clocked me in Kragnes at 75...
He gave me a warning and said I'm sure your parents pay your insurance so I'll let you off...sure enough the next day the insurance compnay called up and knew everything...
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"uhhh that old truck is catching up to you...."
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would exhibition driving be a simliar violation to what the insurance companys letter said (01-11-05 Racing or Participating in Any Matter in Race)
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ask them what the law is for DB on the "engine noise" and let them know they are free to bring their meter and test your car anytime anywhere.
^worked for me more then once regarding muffler(funny story) and bump in the trunk^
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^thats what I was told^....so define "loud engine noise." If they are gonna ticket you for something without written guidelines that apply to everyone across the board then your fine will be thrown out or reduced. The cop just told me to have a nice day:)
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Just agrue with em. There is no written law that says that your can only be "this" loud.
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11-0203. Unlawful noise--Determination.--The standards which shall be considered in determining whether a violation of  11-0202 exists shall include, but shall not be limited, to the following:
A. The volume of the noise.
B. The intensity of the noise.
C. Whether the nature of the noise is usual or unusual.
D. Whether the origin of the noise is natural or unnatural.
E. The volume and intensity of the background noise, if any.
F. Within the central business district (area bounded by First Avenue South, Seventh Avenue North, Fourth Street and Eighth Street), the following noises between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. are specifically prohibited:
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Radios, tape players or other sound amplifiers, whether portable or installed in vehicles, at a level which can be heard by a person more than 10 feet away from said vehicle or amplifier.
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Any horn, bell or other noise-making device except emergency warning devices.
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Shouting or yelling where the voice is clearly audible at a distance of more than 10 feet.
Maximum number of decibels permitted from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., daily 55 65 80
Maximum number of decibels permitted from 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. of the following day 50 60 75
TABLE 2. LIMITING NOISE LEVELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
A. Trucks, buses, construction equipment, or any motor vehicle with a gross weight rating of 10,000 pounds or more: Maximum allowable limit: 88 dB(A) measured at or corrected to 25 feet.
B. Passenger cars, pickups, vans, motorcycles, snowmobiles, or any motor vehicle with a gross weight rating less than 10,000 pounds: Maximum allowable limit: 80 dB(A) measured at or corrected to 25 feet.
C. Interstate Motor Carrier:
Maximum allowable limit:
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92 dB(A) measured at or corrected to 25 feet when traveling on roadways with speed limits of 35 mph or less.
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92 dB(A) measured at or corrected to 25 feet when traveling on roadways with speed limits of more than 35 mph.
taken from http://www.ci.fargo.nd.us/Police/ordinances/chap11/index.htm#11-0203
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you made me curious so I checked..and that is news to me.
I doubt your car is louder then 80db at 25 ft....
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