Moving Violations
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Do you ever get mad because peoples of certain occupations seem to drive rudely down the road? Let's look at some examples...

These private company guys are often driving in the fast lane and not yielding, blowing by others. Taxi drivers seem to believe they have license to do what they want. Private ambulances love to hold that fast lane when not on an emergency or carrying someone.

Let's look at this Ky revised statute.....

Hey guys!...not passing? This statute applies to YOU.


These guys below hold the fast lane too. The law enforcment person is the worse here. They often make U-turns and don't use blinkers, cut across lanes. I'm sure they think they're worthy of respect but they're sense of respect is skewed. Better yet they might think they're worthy of "healthy respect". This term only applies to what they think. To an observer, "healthy respect" means contempt. I reason they think I don't know if they're responding to something and they can run on the benefit of the doubt.

Let's look at the Ky revised statute on this....

Cutting through the legal jargon, this means "Hey, even if your an official, if your not responding to something, DRIVE RIGHT."


Now, let's talk about these guys. They have NO reason to expect they should be able to drive like scofflaws. One can only assume they think that because they're an state officials, they're above everything. They are the worst on the road. The biggest fast lane hogs.

If I need to pass these guys, I just do it in the right lane. They're harmless. They garnish contempt for the state when they drive rude.


Now the most offensive...

What's up with this? Do you need to park on the sidewalk? I can only guess it's vanity. I don't think society will fall apart if this guy is asked to use a parking space.

I've travelled in other states and their enforcment guys act respectable. I think our state enforcement guys must have been trained in a twisted manner, Maybe at Eastern Ky University. This is where a lot of police training occurs. If cops like the guy above wonder why police don't get respect, they should know it's because they themselves don't seem to show it to the community. Let's face it, someone who acts rude might be considered a jerk REGARDLESS of their occupation.

Whew! I've done enough damage. I've been waiting to post this. Getting off the ex for a bit is a welcome feeling. More to come on that later though.

The Blue Baron