Nebor
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- Jun 24, 2003
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Originally posted by: Intelia
Is your car RED? Red cars always get pulled over.
Originally posted by: Intelia
Is your car RED? Red cars always get pulled over.
Originally posted by: us3rnotfound
awesome car dude, best year for the maxima imo
Originally posted by: Intelia
Is your car RED? Red cars always get pulled over.
Originally posted by: Intelia
Some clown in a red car pulled up gave me a ride here! Got pulled over twice and trolled 3 times before arriving however! Can u spell local area network in a small village. Oh know or is it no( we get so confused) hacker alert .
No, it's not. License plates are the property of the state, and the state controls the records associated with such property. They can call up driving records at any time. By registering your car with the NJ Department of State, ThePresence consented to such searches.Originally posted by: Nebor
And don't you think running someone's plates for info without any reason represents a violation of the citizens' rights?
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Nebor
He didn't say why he originally pulled you over? I'm pretty sure they need a reason to pull you over, and so his ticket for expired registration is invalid. But you'll get that dismissed when you renew your registration, so it doesn't really matter.
I still have to pay the $54 fine, but I have no problem paying it, I was guilty of that. I just don't know why he pulled me over.
You can't get the fine waived by showing your current registration?
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Yep. I live in central Jersey and commute to Philly. Then I travel daily between all our buildings in that area.
Originally posted by: bradruth
Originally posted by: ThePresence
My car
Driving home with a girl after a fine dinner (no alcohol consumed). I'm doing 45 in a 50 zone. I pass a cop, see him pull out behind me. Pulls me over. Asks for my license, registration and insurance card. I give him everything and ask if I was speeding. No answer. He looks at my registration and points out that it expired at the end of June. I had gotten the letter from the DMV but completely forgot about it. Yes, I am guilty of driving with an expired reg. He goes to his car and writes me a ticket for an expired registration and that's it. He had no way of knowing my reg. was expired before he pulled me over. I have no clue why he pulled me over.
Um, you have registration tabs on your car, right? It should say the month & year that they expire, correct? If we see that the tabs are expired we can stop you. It's one of the easiest tickets to write. Even if you don't have expired tabs displayed, we can run your plates through the in-car computer and see when the registration expires.
Originally posted by: Nebor
He didn't say why he originally pulled you over? I'm pretty sure they need a reason to pull you over, and so his ticket for expired registration is invalid. But you'll get that dismissed when you renew your registration, so it doesn't really matter.
Expired registration tabs are all the PC that's necessary to stop.
Originally posted by: Aharami
you are talking about those little stickers you are supposed to stick in the corner of your liscense plate...those arent required in NJ anymore. IIRC.
:beer: all around! QuotedFT!Originally posted by: Linflas
It's caused by that nasty a$$ed symbol above the SE on the back.![]()
