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LMAO what kind of dweeb makes sure their driving a roadworthy car.
Get off the grass sunshine. I posted my opinion, and he had a problem with being wrong. Going by stocky, i'm not the only one that makes sure all my lights work. And it should be a given for EVERYone.
I had the brake light switch fail on me while i was driving (i know they were working fine before i left because they reflected off the headlights off my other car), cop pulled up next to me at the lights and just said, brake lights aren't working, get them fixed, have a nice night.Thats true, you should check all your lights before you drive anywhere.
But I don't think the cops should ever be able to do you for having a brake/tail light out.
Another apprentice at work got done in his hyundai coupe (<theres the problem right there I know) for having no brake lights.
He'd just picked it up from the mechanics getting something done to the clutch and I guess they some how unhooked his brake lights. He copped a hefty fine and a demerit point, which I thought was grossly unfair, because even though he should have checked his lights before he left the mechanics, who's to say that maybe they were working when he left and failed as he was driving along.
Seems more likely that something would go wrong when the car is driving along, what with vibrations etc.
Even if he had checked his brake lights and they were working, what are the odds the cop would have believed him and let him off? Pretty slim I think.
Bit off topic but it really annoyed me at the time.
LMAO what kind of dweeb checks that all their lights are working everytime they get in the car.
LMAO what kind of dweeb checks that all their lights are working everytime they get in the car.
i have a quick glance at them from the reflection in my house window to see that there all still working...takes 1 second
Well aren't you a dweeb then
LMAO what kind of dweeb checks that all their lights are working everytime they get in the car.