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marlener wrote:Reminds me when I was young and stupid,do the whole sera in 5%,the guy who did the tint job said not to wind down the windows for a day or two while it set.Driving the first night couldn`t see throught the back windscreen.Installed a fluorescent lamp with an inverter.Lucky I didn`t get a ticket. I can`t tell when last I see a ploice officer working on the road except where they paving.ASmart now,uv cut with ac for the while.
nervewrecker wrote:
Must keep a dutty panty or something in the car, let them search and find that. It ends the search brisk
X2 wrote:The only thing they're doing is ensuring they don't get elected next session....
nervewrecker wrote:
Since we reach on tint, can anyone point me in the direction where I can get some of that UV tint thingy? Have a clear one that real cuts the heat, I will like to get 2 rolls. much thanks. ^_^
Intelligence Quotient of 10 is probably the maximum allowed to qualify.X2 wrote:Another red herring to keep the citizens busy squaking while money is being stolen from the country.
The only thing they're doing is ensuring they don't get elected next session... We are governed by the most idiotic of our society... probably because that the only group of citizens that will want a job where you only appear to be doing work.
psychokid wrote:Guys this is getting ridiculous, last nite rd block by Medford, they checking the car for music...wtf..
Can't we do something?
psychokid wrote:Checking back dash for larger speakers and box in trunk
silver wrote:grand charge?? or legitimate threat?
Drivers whose cars are modified or are in poor working condition will have them seized by licensing officers soon. This, as Transport Minister Chandresh Sharma announced a crackdown on the nation’s roads. Sharma said cars unsuitable for the road were contributing to the high accident rate, which at the end of 2012 saw 35,000 collisions, with close to 200 people being killed. He said reckless driving and lack of respect for the law were alarming for such a small country as T&T.
Speaking at yesterday’s launch of the National Road Safety Awareness Campaign at Petrotrin Staff Club, Pointe-a-Pierre, Sharma said if further legislation was required to increase road safety, the Government would act accordingly. He said under the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, Transport Commissioner Reuben Cato can impound vehicles that were defective or did not conform to legal specifications.
“The transport commissioner already has the power under the act to seize motor vehicles when people soup up their vehicles. That is illegal. They have to get approval and we will be taking those cars off the road,” he said. He added that the courts had the power to suspend driver’s permits, and the transport commissioner also had the authority to do the same.
Providing more statistics, Sharma said the total amount of fines received by the judiciary in 2012 for traffic violations was $3 million, which he said was an indicator that too many people were not adhering to the law. He said: “We have to take steps to make sure that we bring to the attention of the national community that the Government, while it is going about educating, while we’re having these meetings and while we are trying to engage everyone, that if further legislation is required, we will do it.”
Sharma said there must be a proper approach and notice will be given first. “To take the vehicles off the road there must be some scientific approach...We just can’t go and tell drivers this is it,” he said. “We will tell them that it has come to our attention that this car has been souped up. “Or we may see a particular car speeding down the highway and on inspection we may realise this is not how it was when they bought it from the firm.
“We don’t want to take people by surprise. We don’t want to punish the national community, so we are saying co-operate with us. “It is illegal. Don’t do it. You are causing injury to yourself and you are causing injuries and pain to others.” Sharma said alcohol and cellphones were road-safety hazards.
He said: “We consume the most amount of Scotch in this country for our size. We drink the most beers, we have the most cellphones in the world for a small country. The statistics have shown that most people have more than two cell phones. “We don’t have the legislation just yet, but it’s coming,” Sharma warned.
pioneer wrote:psychokid wrote:Checking back dash for larger speakers and box in trunk
What law is there against having a speaker box in your trunk?
So let's say, you went pricesmart and bought something which has a large box and it's in your trunk, that's against the law?
They need to ban cars from having trunk areas then.
I will so gladly take them to court if they decide to pelt ticket for that.
nervewrecker wrote:pioneer wrote:psychokid wrote:Checking back dash for larger speakers and box in trunk
What law is there against having a speaker box in your trunk?
So let's say, you went pricesmart and bought something which has a large box and it's in your trunk, that's against the law?
They need to ban cars from having trunk areas then.
I will so gladly take them to court if they decide to pelt ticket for that.
Look they tell a tuner he have to change his smoked glass the car come with. $2000.00 ticket
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