I got dinged on a red light in Hemet, CA. Cost me $250. I almost get rearended because I won't push Yellows anymore. We have the always popular Cameras around too. I happen to sit too tall to have my face visible, so its less likely I'd get one anyway.
<p>Let me tell ya-----the cars of the future will be cars powered by hydrogen. They are working on a way to derive hydrogen from water right now and as soon as a cheap reliable way is found, all cars will be powered this way. No fuel costs and the only emission is water. You couldn't ask for a better vehicle. <p>Not only that, but your homes and businesses will also derive their power from hydrogen fuel cells---no more power company costs, high lines, smoky power plants, etc.. That have a working fuel cell right now that is smaller than a refrigerator and able to power a large residence. A group I'm involved with is working on a report that will be published later this year. If anyone is interested, I will post some of the highlights on this board.
I will do everything I can that both of you told me. (I don't go to school, rather work full time, so Keeping my grades up is something I can't do unless I decide to go to college, which may happen).
Originally posted by mdsisquo
Thanks for the great Info Lars and King.
. Seriously though, you should know this. Can you fill me in?
What constitutes alone? No cars for 5 miles? Can you see 5 miles? No cars for a mile? What if that car in the distance is going 120 because he's on a rural road and no threat to anyone? He covers that mile in 30 seconds and has a bitch of a time getting that car stopped before he puts everything in your trunk up your arse. You base speed limits on public roads not only by their design and use, but by the type of driving done on them. I've seen hay haulers on the interstate in S. AZ going 45 or 50. If your coming up on them at 100, it's like coming up on a car stopped on the highway. If I want to drive really fast, I go to the track.
I see plenty of instate plates pulled over too. It's just like the school of fish that swim by the shark. Your going to lose a few everytime.
Actually, it's an attempt to get people to slow down on a particular stretch. It's usually due to numerous accidents or complaints.
Yield means yield, stop means stop. If you don't like tickets, do what the sign says. If you don't like what the sign says, don't bitch about tickets.
All the studies show that young men are much more likely to have accidents than young women. I don't see many girls smoking tires from stop lights, creating their vehicles into 'Fast and Furious' units, or trying to prove who can get to the mall faster. Some girls are the exception, but men have that little thing known as testosterone. We love being manly, and it occasionally makes us use our balls instead of our brains.Originally posted by mdsisquo
Can you explain something to me? Why is it that young women have lower insurance rates than young men? Makes no sense to me. I would think the girls would have a much much higher percentage of accidents with all the talking on cell phones (yes, we guys, do it too I know, but we don't talk on the phone like girls do), putting on makeup etc. etc. Infact, I've probably seen something like a 5-1 ration of girls to guys pulled over on the road due to minor to mid level accidents. And girls can have road rage JUST as bad as guys can. Not to mention speeding. I've seen girls blow by me going at least 100 on the highway. The only time I ever speed is if one of those girls is hot and I'm chasing her
