NO TAGS - Is it Just Me?

NPC 6060⁸42 said:
Well the neon was a pos brand new so there’s that. Honestly I’ve been fairly surprised at the lack of State police on the major highways lately here in Virginia. In fact the only time I see them they are patrolling the toll lanes

They’re always heading south and it’s hard to believe they are towing with the pos they are towing with. Like a Toyota Camry towing another Camry or similar it’s really bizarre
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I see a lot of this in West Texas and New Mexico. One small car towing two others as a caravan.
 
bobfriesenhahn said:
The cops don't like to deal with such people since when they are pulled over, they are likely not carrying any identification at all. To much unexpected labor for a lazy cop.
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you're right bob, I wish they could just remove their worthless asses from society or at a minimum, charge them for all the additional labor and time required in dealing with the fucktards instead of increasing taxes to pay for the additional resources and time required to deal with them.

If you ever need a "lazy" cop and they don't arrive in a reasonable time and you or a loved could've really used a cop quickly, remember you are ok with that because they had to spend all that extra time with some sovereign fucktard
 
jeeeep said:
you're right bob, I wish they could just remove their worthless asses from society or at a minimum, charge them for all the additional labor and time required in dealing with the fucktards instead of increasing taxes to pay for the additional resources and time required to deal with them.

If you ever need a "lazy" cop and they don't arrive in a reasonable time and you or a loved could've really used a cop quickly, remember you are ok with that because they had to spend all that extra time with some sovereign fucktard
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Not sure exactly what you mean. Cops are not equipped for people driving without any identification, and especially if they are driving through the state (constitutional issue). If the vehicle is driven by illegal aliens, then cops will likely just let them go since it is not their responsibility to detain illegal aliens unless they are committing a crime.

The alternative to letting the driver go might require waiting next to the road for an hour or two until the right kind of agent arrives (if one is even available). So perhaps my use of the term "lazy" was ill advised.
 
bobfriesenhahn said:
Not sure exactly what you mean. Cops are not equipped for people driving without any identification, and especially if they are driving through the state (constitutional issue). If the vehicle is driven by illegal aliens, then cops will likely just let them go since it is not their responsibility to detain illegal aliens unless they are committing a crime.

The alternative to letting the driver go might require waiting next to the road for an hour or two until the right kind of agent arrives (if one is even available). So perhaps my use of the term "lazy" was ill advised.
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did you watch the video before commenting?? not about illegal aliens, nothing about illegal aliens...

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AZVAJKU said:
We saw a lot of this on interstate 81 & 40. It was always a vehicle towing another vehicle and both were packed to capacity. The individuals driving were always Hispanic so we assumed they were self deporting.
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That's what us truck drivers call a Mexican convoy. They come up and buy those cars, trucks, busses and what ever they can fit into them, and take them back south of the border. A lot of them are going way south of Mexico also.
 
Dale72 said:
That's what us truck drivers call a Mexican convoy. They come up and buy those cars, trucks, busses and what ever they can fit into them, and take them back south of the border. A lot of them are going way south of Mexico also.
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Yeah I forgot about that. My FIL was a wholesale dealer. Every POS that no one wanted would end up in South America. But his guy had a car hauler.
 
NPC 6060⁸42 said:
Yeah I forgot about that. My FIL was a wholesale dealer. Every POS that no one wanted would end up in South America. But his guy had a car hauler.
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Some use car haules. A lot of them is towed 1 behind the other, sometimes 3 are towed together. The busses are done 1 behind the other with a lot of shit inside them. The trucks are a very scary how they are done. But some states have been cracking down on them for the way they have been carrying them.
 
Dale72 said:
Some use car haules. A lot of them is towed 1 behind the other, sometimes 3 are towed together. The busses are done 1 behind the other with a lot of shit inside them. The trucks are a very scary how they are done. But some states have been cracking down on them for the way they have been carrying them.
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I've seen the trucks towed and it's sketchy but they seem to travel undettered and I've never seen one get pulled over even when I knew that if I could see it, the cop next to me or behind me sure as shit should've seen it.

The cops usually speed up and keep going... but I go 5-10 over, i'm getting pulled over :mad: 🤬
 
Probably a unpopular take, but why must we title and register cars in the 1st place? Then wear a name tag everywhere?

Tax the fuel properly to pay for the roads.

Property/ownership should NEVER be taxed, because if it is, you don't own anything, just renting from our overlords.

But on topic, Denver has this issue as well. Temp tags from 2019, expired plates or no plates at all. Even when tags in Colorado for these bunkers are about $75. But then you also must show proof of insurance which far exceeds the cost of the vehicle.

I-25 is a major corridor to Mexico and we see junk cars towing 1 or 2 other junk cars to Mexico.
 
jeeeep said:
I've seen the trucks towed and it's sketchy but they seem to travel undettered and I've never seen one get pulled over even when I knew that if I could see it, the cop next to me or behind me sure as shit should've seen it.

The cops usually speed up and keep going... but I go 5-10 over, i'm getting pulled over :mad: 🤬
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Yeah TX doesn't mess with them. TN was stopping them but it’s been awhile since I've seen it. GA used to stop them in the scale also but it’s been awhile since I've seen them do it also
 
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jeeeep said:
did you watch the video before commenting?? not about illegal aliens, nothing about illegal aliens...

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No, I did not watch the video which was posted in the middle of the thread. I responded to Eddie's original posting (before there was a video), and then your response. I don't plan to watch the video.
 
Sharkey said:
It’s proof of liability insurance and it has nothing to do with the cost of your vehicle. It’s a minimum amount (far too little in my opinion) designed to protect other drivers in case you ruin their shit. Nobody really cares if you ruin your own shit.
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The point was that those who can't afford the $75 registration or paying more than a few hundred for a clunker would pay $700+ per year for the most basic of insurance.

So don't expect them to register or care.

If it matters so much, the government needs to enforce laws or enact new laws to tow unregistered vehicles and only return them when the owner shows up with a plate and tow fee. 70 or 90 day limit before the vehicle auctioned.
 
epriev said:
The point was that those who can't afford the $75 registration or paying more than a few hundred for a clunker would pay $700+ per year for the most basic of insurance.

So don't expect them to register or care.

If it matters so much, the government needs to enforce laws or enact new laws to tow unregistered vehicles and only return them when the owner shows up with a plate and tow fee. 70 or 90 day limit before the vehicle auctioned.
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auctioned, put them in the smasher and keep them off the road.

If tow truck companies were put in charge of auto insurance enforcement, I think there would be fewer uninsured motorists
 
jeeeep said:
auctioned, put them in the smasher and keep them off the road.

If tow truck companies were put in charge of auto insurance enforcement, I think there would be fewer uninsured motorists
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But do you really trust the tow truck companies? Some of these already impound vehicles for pretend violations and charge huge parking fees for every day in their lot.

Proof of auto insurance might be necessary to renew state registration and get a sticker for the windshield, or licence plate., Vehicle registration is a state issue and expiration of a sticker can not really be enforced if the vehicle is in a different state unless that state has laws to support it.
 
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