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Post by popeye on Dec 26, 2009 1:42:33 GMT -5
they told me i had to remove my plate in order to not be charged. During permit weekends they said the same thing, needed a permit for every rig with a plate even on a trailer i have also been told to remove or cover my plate if its a trailered rig I'm not to sure about the whole helmet thing, why should it matter if the rig is licensed or not. if the rig has a hardtop and/or caged if done right it would be safer then from the factory |
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Post by The Black Jeep on Dec 26, 2009 3:52:04 GMT -5
they told me i had to remove my plate in order to not be charged. During permit weekends they said the same thing, needed a permit for every rig with a plate even on a trailer i have also been told to remove or cover my plate if its a trailered rig I'm not to sure about the whole helmet thing, why should it matter if the rig is licensed or not. if the rig has a hardtop and/or caged if done right it would be safer then from the factory I'm wondering if the Pihl accident in the Jeep Wrangler had anything to do with this new law? |
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Post by poorboy1 on Dec 26, 2009 10:47:57 GMT -5
if i remember right all these laws were made at the same time. they just had different dates they come into law. At the time they were being developed they made a bunch of harsher laws so when our people faught them at hearings these were the lesser laws settled on.
It may have had more to do with the sand rail deaths at sand lake than the pihl thing. considering all these laws are for public land and not valid on private.
we have a knee jerking reactive law process. everytime something happens there needs to be a law to fix it. instead of using current laws and holding the right people accountable for their actions.
/off soap box.
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Post by Brennerbadboy on Dec 26, 2009 11:12:45 GMT -5
its just another reason for big brother to control what goes on in our world
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