I 65 Ticket

[stephen87]

I didn't read all these posts but I did see the cops that the OP was talking about. We have been out and working the last 40 hours up and down 465 from 56th to Michigan. One thing the OP didn't mention was all the billboard warnings as I was heading north on 465 was flashing I- 65 CLOSED at Mile Marker 25 or something like that........now I don't recall the signs saying NO ENTRY or I 65 EXIT CLOSED.

I would have run from him if in 4x4......them cruisers stand no chance in weather like this Since you didnt I would fight it. The sign didn't say to not enter....it said it was closed at a particular mile marker.....which the OP may or may not have known where that mile marker was.

And how about these road conditions. Gas tax, wheel tax, property tax, gubberment subsidy and we are still driving on ice because the tightwads won't spend money for salt.

You didn't see those signs because the officer was at Route 30 and I-65, that's not in or around Indianapolis.

 

[Bunnykid68]

The State.

What does the State do for a living?

More importantly where does the state get its money?

 

[stephen87]

Who pays for them then? Don't say the State because the State has no money.

The state pays for the roads with YOUR money that you pay them. They still pay for them.

 

[Stickfight]

What does the State do for a living?

Collects taxes.

More importantly where does the state get its money?

See above.

 

[MrsGungho]

we are still driving on ice because the tightwads won't spend money for salt.

for salt to be effective, it has to be a bit warmer than it is right now. If they spread it now, it is WASTING our money

You didn't see those signs because the officer was at Route 30 and I-65, that's not in or around Indianapolis.

You are so right, I live in Indianapolis though and even I KNEW 65 was closed around NWI.

 

[IndyGunworks]

Give this a read and research the cases. Then let me know what you find.
Right to Drive

WOW... I give on the terminology, but still stand behind the other comments made. Thanks for the link.

 

[Bunnykid68]

Without this thread I would not have known that any interstates in Indiana were closed

 

[Hoosier Gal]

Lets not even worry about that.
Lets go back to
What law did the OP break. Even emergencies have code written.
i am not being smart. I am asking, to be given a ticket or taken to jail, you must be accused of an infraction.
the emergency codes im finding, do not cover tickets to people.
only cover the fact they may be on their own. That their stranded vehicle may be removed, without regard to gentleness.
That that person may be charged for said removal.

They declared the state emergency due to the weather. I know as of 4pm the local sheriff here posted that they would issue citations for anyone on the road.

Apparently in a state of emergency due to weather (level 1) they can fine you for being out. It's really for safety reasons. How they go about this and what law allows them to do this I don't know. Maybe further along someone already answered.

 

[SteveM4A1]

WOW... I give on the terminology, but still stand behind the other comments made. Thanks for the link.

I just noticed it the other day but haven't found the time to research the cases. That is why I asked you to tell me what you find haha I thought it was a priviledge as well from the statements around here, but it seems it may not be. Just food for thought.

 

[Stickfight]

I just noticed it the other day but haven't found the time to research the cases. That is why I asked you to tell me what you find haha I thought it was a priviledge as well from the statements around here, but it seems it may not be. Just food for thought.

I posted it a page before you did. It is all out-of-context quotes and other assorted "I am a man on land" gibberish of the sort that has been repeatedly crushed in courts.

 

[gunbunnies]

Thanks SteveM4A1, couldn't find the link to post...

 

[Bunnykid68]

The state pays for the roads with YOUR money that you pay them. They still pay for them.

Collects taxes.



See above.

Yeah yeah yeah. And if I gave you $20 to go pick up some beer you could say you paid for it even though you didn't spend any of your money.

 

[Dirtebiker]

Dirtebiker, was that post to my post or Scutter01's ?

..

It was meant for you. I was just being a smart ass!
for some reason (and it has happened before), when I quote someone, it also add a quote that I used previously. (anyone know why?) is it INGO or my iPad?

 

[Bunnykid68]

I just noticed it the other day but haven't found the time to research the cases. That is why I asked you to tell me what you find haha I thought it was a priviledge as well from the statements around here, but it seems it may not be. Just food for thought.

No more a privilege than carrying around a handgun with an LTCH

 

[SteveM4A1]

I posted it a page before you did. It is all out-of-context quotes and other assorted "I am a man on land" gibberish of the sort that has been repeatedly crushed in courts.

Like I said, I haven't done the research. But thanks for the heads up

 

[Bunnykid68]

It was meant for you. I was just being a smart ass!
for some reason (and it has happened before), when I quote someone, it also add a quote that I used previously. (anyone know why?) is it INGO or my iPad?

You probably checked the multi quote button to the right side of Reply With Quote

 

[Stickfight]

Yeah yeah yeah. And if I gave you $20 to go pick up some beer you could say you paid for it even though you didn't spend any of your money.

If you gave me $20 it would be my money.

But, going with this beer example, what specific part of what specific road do you own?

 

[gunbunnies]

Dirtebiker, probably the ipad... although I've had fights with my windows tablet's auto correct on here before too...

 

[Dirtebiker]

Dirtebiker, probably the ipad... although I've had fights with my windows tablet's auto correct on here before too...

It's a couple years old now, and I've been having other issues with it.

 

[Trigger Time]

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