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Originally Posted by army1
hi actng. thanx for reply here's what happend. the officer was following me on side road (very quite road) for about 2 km going home 8:30pm.( i actually thought it was a friend of mine we had just come from golf course) the road i was on came to a dead end you iether had to make a right or left. i stopped at stop sighn and steered right, so he knew i was making right turn.i made a right turn with out signal thats why he stopped me (i was going to let him pass me).my ins. recently exp. and my wife had put the new card in our little mail holder (just forgot) i explained to him but he threaned to give me a no signal ticket.which i think means a lot more money. i am retired and live on a pension i don't make the money they do.i will take my lumps but i have lost some faith in the departments we pay taxes for to be fair and show a little espect.
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What are you going on about? You couldn't show proof of insurance and so you were issued a ticket. That's as fair as they can get, otherwise they would have made an exception for you. If they make an exception for you, to be fair they would have to make an exception for everyone. Technically, to be fair you should have also been issued a ticket for failing to signal a turn. It sounds like your idea of fair is to give you a pass because you are retired and living on a pension.