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Originally Posted by SPF2245
I'm glad they do roadside and driving sniffs of vehicles. After living in California for years and abiding by the SMOG reg's, it really PI$$ED me off to see some idiot driving his smoking POS down the road, knowing he had paid a shop to "pass" the vehicle rather then fix the problem like the rest of us. Add this with towing vehicles where the driver is unlicensed or uninsured was the best way to eliminate alot of the problems on the roadways.
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Outstanding
The rest of us should be subjected to un-warranted,un-reasonable,useless,non-safety,non-pollution effecting,revenueing tactics because you're "pi$$ed off.That's just "b!tchin".
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Originally Posted by Bill Bess
Jamo, you got it correct..it's a revocable privilege to operate on the highways of America.
1)We pay the freight, we require rules and laws and yes, we need ocasional enforcement...even if it's ineffective and situational to a location or region. 2)Too many folks feel entitled and that everything is up to their interpetation. 3)If the authorities have a legitimate purpose and it pertains to safety..it's most likely a good thing.
I remember all those "smog stops", "drunk driving stops" and of course all those truck inspection places along the highways.
4)We've come a long way in making the highways better, and safer while increasing the ease of travel, 5)so what's a few Gestopo's inspections going to do?...Hopefully save my life.
Hey...move to AZ where all we have is photo camera's and cops that hate getting out of their air conditioned cars.
Pedal to the metal, Bill
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1)Explain this
2)This one too
3)It's NOT a legitmate purpose
4)Really?What planet are you driving on?
5)So what's a few Gestapo inspections?
ANswer these posers,Bill
1)What level of particulate matter(PPM) has to be reached in order to trigger a SMOG alert?
2) What's the PPM blowing on-shore?
3)What changes about the smog test(in Ca) for your vehicle every year?