Cop lets speeding G55 AMG driver go on Thanksgiving in exchange for revving engine
12-01-13, 01:00 PM
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Cop lets speeding G55 AMG driver go on Thanksgiving in exchange for revving engine
Cop lets speeding G55 AMG driver go on Thanksgiving in exchange for revving engine
This man quickly became the coolest cop ever when he let a speeding driver off on Thanksgiving, asking him to rev his engine instead.
The driver's friend videos the whole exchange as the cropped-haired policeman begins writing a ticket out.
But just a few seconds pass before he says: "It's a nice ride man, what the hell is it?"
The driver, clearly seeing his chance, tells him its a supercharged eight cylinder AMG engine, and cost him a whopping $100,000.
The shocked officer asks if it's in park, before getting the delighted driver to rev the engine for him.
The roar from the bonnet puts any worries of a punishment to rest as the policeman grins and the lucky pair laugh.
The driver reveals he works for an oil and gas company, and the cop asks: "Man are you hiring? Because these guys don't pay for ******."
With a light-hearted warning to slow down, he walks off and forgets all about the ominous paper in his hand.
The driver's friend videos the whole exchange as the cropped-haired policeman begins writing a ticket out.
But just a few seconds pass before he says: "It's a nice ride man, what the hell is it?"
The driver, clearly seeing his chance, tells him its a supercharged eight cylinder AMG engine, and cost him a whopping $100,000.
The shocked officer asks if it's in park, before getting the delighted driver to rev the engine for him.
The roar from the bonnet puts any worries of a punishment to rest as the policeman grins and the lucky pair laugh.
The driver reveals he works for an oil and gas company, and the cop asks: "Man are you hiring? Because these guys don't pay for ******."
With a light-hearted warning to slow down, he walks off and forgets all about the ominous paper in his hand.
12-03-13, 01:54 PM
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The driver reveals he works for an oil and gas company, and the cop asks: "Man are you hiring? Because these guys don't pay for ******."
12-03-13, 02:35 PM
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Many cops will give you a break if your record is relatively clean, your car is properly registered, you don't sass at them or try to act like you know it all, or have any outstanding warrants on you. They can usually check all that, of course, right there in their cruiser's portable computer. That's why, when they ask you for license/registration, they ask to sit and wait a minute while they go back to their car....most of the time, they're checking over your record to see how much of a risk you are.
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12-03-13, 08:25 PM
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If the posted speed limit on a major, wide, flat interstate highway is 65 MPH, most people will still probably go 75-80 in the slow lane and maybe 80-85 in the fast lane.
If you increase the posted speed limit by 10, people don't usually start going 85-90 in the slow lane and 90-95 in the fast lane.
12-04-13, 09:34 AM
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There was an interesting study a while back that showed people will generally drive at a speed that they deem appropriate for conditions, regardless of the posted speed limit.
If the posted speed limit on a major, wide, flat interstate highway is 65 MPH, most people will still probably go 75-80 in the slow lane and maybe 80-85 in the fast lane.
If you increase the posted speed limit by 10, people don't usually start going 85-90 in the slow lane and 90-95 in the fast lane.
If the posted speed limit on a major, wide, flat interstate highway is 65 MPH, most people will still probably go 75-80 in the slow lane and maybe 80-85 in the fast lane.
If you increase the posted speed limit by 10, people don't usually start going 85-90 in the slow lane and 90-95 in the fast lane.
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