Clifford33
Caught the Bug
Doesn't surprise me with all the idiots who leave there lights on when they drive down the freeway both night and day.
California crackdown on light bars??
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Clem319
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Just have both signed off and return it to the court.
10frank9
Web Wheeler
This, but also know that some courts give the issuing officer discretion on whether or not the violation is correctable. If they don't check the box, you MAY get it signed off and the court MAY NOT honor the correction.
swampdog
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Is this photoshopped or real...
Napalm
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Mike_JK_Houston_711
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Haha I am guilty of excessive exterior jeep illumination!
KICKROX
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trailraider
Active Member
why would they worry about it looking like a police vehicle?
a facsimile of a police light, seriously? when was the last time you saw a police wrangler lifted up pulling people over?
a facsimile of a police light, seriously? when was the last time you saw a police wrangler lifted up pulling people over?
Goldeneagle1LC
Member
County Sheriff here has all kinds of vehicles you would never think was a deputy till the lights come on
trailraider
Active Member
really?, all we have are the cars and some trucks.
Drummergordy
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Correctable or Not Correctable
The correctable box checked on the citation means that the equipment violation just needs to be fixed or "corrected." When the box is not checked, the equipment still needs to be corrected, however, there will be a fine associated with it. In Commifornia this was supposed to be a way of discouraging continued equipment violations, such as tinted windows. Tinted windows is correctable, but you must pay a fine. :twocents:
The correctable box checked on the citation means that the equipment violation just needs to be fixed or "corrected." When the box is not checked, the equipment still needs to be corrected, however, there will be a fine associated with it. In Commifornia this was supposed to be a way of discouraging continued equipment violations, such as tinted windows. Tinted windows is correctable, but you must pay a fine. :twocents:
I believe all fix it tickets in CA now require a minimum fee for processing\correction (read revenue generation 
of about $40. each finding can add up, i.e cracked windshield, no tire coverage, ground to frame height, etc. Most cops are great but there are several douche bags that will give you a full day and actually cite incorrect stuff.
BTW I am still trying to find at state or national level a law prohibiting the use of beadlocks, if anyone has info please chime in thanks
of about $40. each finding can add up, i.e cracked windshield, no tire coverage, ground to frame height, etc. Most cops are great but there are several douche bags that will give you a full day and actually cite incorrect stuff. BTW I am still trying to find at state or national level a law prohibiting the use of beadlocks, if anyone has info please chime in thanks
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Goldeneagle1LC
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yeah one of them is a lifted diesel F250 on 44s that gets people all the time. When they take down a drug dealer they keep his cars and turn most of them into police cars.