[whats77inaname]

....under the 1st Amendment. Interesting.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/0...n_4732443.html

[Rotorocious]

As it should be

[P1]

I will not attempt to try this out in practice on backroads in Texas...

[KingOfJericho]

Because it is legal.

[Billup]

I warn people. Takes me all of one second to flash my lights. People do it in return also.


Don't see the harm. Just means they need to learn to hide those fancy Chargers a little better.

[upstatedoc]

meh

[The Nash]

What jurisidiction does the federal gov't have ruling on state policed highways

They should rule on something meaningful, like throwing Obamacare off a roof top. Latest economic reports show it has cost more than 2 million full time job equivalents - SMH

[grimlock]

I don't really do it unless im feeling particularily positive about the world.
The last hundred times I have flashed it's to say "F U stay in your lane/ watch the road"

[Myrder]

Thank god. It is legal. I should be able to get out of my car 300 yards down from the cop and hold a sign saying "Speed Trap C*cksucker up ahead" if I want. I'm tired of local departments trying to suck money out of normal people and not doing sh*t about other things.

[Rotorocious]

[Billup]

Anyone tried any of those apps where people pin point known speed trap locations with success?

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by grimlock

I don't really do it unless im feeling particularily positive about the world.

+1

I used to be all "I must warn my fellow motorists about the speed trap" and then I realized that most of my fellow motorists are morons who never warn me. I say better them than me. I get my own warnings.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by Billup

Anyone tried any of those apps where people pin point known speed trap locations with success?

Yeah there's Trapster and Escort Live but then you're relying on someone else to save you from a ticket and well, see my other post...

[RambleJ]

Originally Posted by Rotorocious

I've witnessed a billboard like this driving from Dallas to New Mexico.

[grimlock]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

+1

I used to be all "I must warn my fellow motorists about the speed trap" and then I realized that most of my fellow motorists are morons who never warn me. I say better them than me. I get my own warnings.

I used to be niave and all nice too, now im a badass.

[PINeely]

Originally Posted by Billup

Anyone tried any of those apps where people pin point known speed trap locations with success?

I tried Trapster back when it was brand new and it didn't work very well. Maybe they have improved it since but my version had some problems. There was no audible warning that you were coming up on one of the spots or anything, you had to be looking at your phone for the warnings. Also all of the spots people had listed were really obvious ones (like the other side of blind turns) that I already expected a cop for.

[HTran]

Originally Posted by Habernash

What jurisidiction does the federal gov't have ruling on state policed highways

They should rule on something meaningful, like throwing Obamacare off a roof top. Latest economic reports show it has cost more than 2 million full time job equivalents - SMH

Thats a good question. Is that part of subject-matter jurisdiction LOL or must be territorial jurisdiction?
It should be LEGAL

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by Habernash

What jurisidiction does the federal gov't have ruling on state policed highways

They should rule on something meaningful, like throwing Obamacare off a roof top. Latest economic reports show it has cost more than 2 million full time job equivalents - SMH

Originally Posted by HTran

Thats a good question. Is that part of subject-matter jurisdiction LOL or must be territorial jurisdiction?
It should be LEGAL

I believe it's because it's a constitutional right, not a local or state right.

[E85BMW]

It's legal here in Florida