I always feel like if you're sitting at a light and a cop is behind you and you burn rubber when you take off but you don't break any other laws is that breaking a lot?
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'exhibition of speed' is what ive heard.
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What? That's illegal?
I'm sure there's something at the state level, found a local ref here. Seems to be one of those laws where it's illegal if they already wanted a reason to mess with the driver.
https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/aitkin/latest/aitkin_mn/0-0-0-802
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Depends on where you live and how much of a dick the cop is, ultimately
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I'm sure there's something at the state level, found a local ref here. Seems to be one of those laws where it's illegal if they already wanted a reason to mess with the driver.
https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/aitkin/latest/aitkin_mn/0-0-0-802
Prima facie evidence of unnecessary exhibition of speed shall be squealing or screeching sounds emitted by the tires, or the throwing of dirt by the tires of the vehicle, or both
My EV can accelerate quickly while not making much noise... I guess it's okay to quickly accelerate with an EV then.
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What? That's illegal?
It should be, if not. Pedestrians need to cross roads. Other cars need to enter roads, change lanes, etc. Cars accelerating at unreasonable rates will cause an accident.
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What? That's illegal?
It's to help prevent people from racing from stoplight to stoplight.
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Yes, "excessive acceleration"
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White? 50/50 you get away with it.
Latino? Black? Vietnamese? Ticket at minimum.
Why are vietnamese singled out?
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In New Zealand it would be classed as 'Sustained Loss of Traction' and would be illegal.
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It should be, if not. Pedestrians need to cross roads. Other cars need to enter roads, change lanes, etc. Cars accelerating at unreasonable rates will cause an accident.
I agree about pedestrians, but cars changing lanes should to be aware of their surroundings, including cars that are approaching them.
Cars accelerating at unreasonable rates
How do you define "unreasonable" though, especially with EVs that can accelerate quickly?
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What? That's illegal?
Yeah, loss of control basically
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Why are vietnamese singled out?
They’re talking about cops in Cambodia, obviously.
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Depends on where you live and how much of a dick the cop is, ultimately
That just calculates into whether you get pulled over or get a ticket. He specifically asked if it was breaking a law which has little to do with where the cop is a dick or not. Doesn't technically even depend on the judge.
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That just calculates into whether you get pulled over or get a ticket. He specifically asked if it was breaking a law which has little to do with where the cop is a dick or not. Doesn't technically even depend on the judge.
If a broken law is not enforced does it functionally exist?
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Is this a serious question?
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It's an "exhibition of speed" and is some form of illegal in nearly all regions.
It's actually more interesting to figure out where it ISN'T illegal.
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If a broken law is not enforced does it functionally exist?
Technically yes, especially since this was a technical question, he wasnt asking if he would get pulled over, he was asking if there was a law being broken. You probably wouldn't get arrested for hooking your donkey to a post on main Street on a Sunday in Colorado springs, but if you asked if there was a law against it, the answer would be in the codified law, not in is likelihood of a cop knowing it.
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Same question but instead you only use launch control, so no loss of reaction, and don't go over speed limit.... Although the cop would hear the brup, brup, brup, brup.... Braap... Brrraaaap, and you slow down the rpms to not exceed speed limit....
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Technically yes, especially since this was a technical question, he wasnt asking if he would get pulled over, he was asking if there was a law being broken. You probably wouldn't get arrested for hooking your donkey to a post on main Street on a Sunday in Colorado springs, but if you asked if there was a law against it, the answer would be in the codified law, not in is likelihood of a cop knowing it.
And yet with lack of enforcement it functionally does not exist even if it is written on some piece of paper
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Can’t remember where it happened, but I’ve read about someone being pulled over for pulling away from the traffic lights too quick.
