POLL: Drunk bicycling

[chimmytime]

For UCSB students.

Foreign students and visitors in the United States must obey the same laws as Americans. If you break the law, you will be treated the same way as an American- you will have the right to an attorney and a trial. If you are found guilty of a crime while in the U.S., you may be deported and may lose your right to return to the United States.

The followings are things that you can be arrested.

* fighting in public; other acts of violence
* minor in possession of alcohol
* public intoxication
* open alcohol containers in public
* DUI (Driving Under the Influence) / BUI (Biking Under the Influence)
* violating the noise ordinance (after10 pm S-Th and after 12 midnight Fri/Sat)
* urinating in public
* burning couches or vehicles (any kind of arson!)

 

[broon]

Originally posted by: PHiuR

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
I don't get drunk enough that I can't ride a bike. I have ridden a bike drunk though, not sh!t faced but certainly beyond the legal limit to drive a car. Never had a problem. I don't think this is really an issue quite honestly.

^

I have always wanted to ride a bike while puking...that will be quite a funny scene.

I've seen that before but not because he was drunk.

I used to ride with my friends at night after drinking. Infact we used to do a bar tour on our bikes.

 

[acemcmac]

Originally posted by: chimmytime
For UCSB students.

Foreign students and visitors in the United States must obey the same laws as Americans. If you break the law, you will be treated the same way as an American- you will have the right to an attorney and a trial. If you are found guilty of a crime while in the U.S., you may be deported and may lose your right to return to the United States.

The followings are things that you can be arrested.

* fighting in public; other acts of violence
* minor in possession of alcohol
* public intoxication
* open alcohol containers in public
* DUI (Driving Under the Influence) / BUI (Biking Under the Influence)
* violating the noise ordinance (after10 pm S-Th and after 12 midnight Fri/Sat)
* urinating in public
* burning couches or vehicles (any kind of arson!)

:laugh:

 

[mugs]

My uncle ended up in the hospital from biking while intoxicated once. He has to bike, because his license was suspended for 10 years for DUI. I honestly don't remember ever seeing him sober.

The athletics department at my college had a bunch of golf carts for football players who stubbed their toes, so I usually just "borrowed" one of those.