Driving while on the phone is illegal, but this is legal still?
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So Onemanarmy just curious... if someone smashed into that beautiful wagon of yours cause his/her dog was in their view or caused them to swerve... would you not be upset??? or chalk it up to every individuals freedom to do what they want?
Edit: by the way <------ ive had that up way before this conversation started... drives a stock 05 wagon with groceries and a DOG IN THE BACK ! in the back not only for my safety but his .
Edit: by the way <------ ive had that up way before this conversation started... drives a stock 05 wagon with groceries and a DOG IN THE BACK ! in the back not only for my safety but his .
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Funny you should say this...
Every morning on my way in to work, I drive past a little dead Dachshund (sp?) dog, lying in the center divide on Hwy 17N near the 101 interchange, and I can guarantee you that this was the exact scenario that played out. IMO it is just as much of a distraction as talking on your cell phone, doing makeup, eating, shaving, reading, or doing anything OTHER than driving while behind the wheel of a moving car...and those things aren't "illegal," but that doesn't mean it is not just as dangerous.
Every morning on my way in to work, I drive past a little dead Dachshund (sp?) dog, lying in the center divide on Hwy 17N near the 101 interchange, and I can guarantee you that this was the exact scenario that played out. IMO it is just as much of a distraction as talking on your cell phone, doing makeup, eating, shaving, reading, or doing anything OTHER than driving while behind the wheel of a moving car...and those things aren't "illegal," but that doesn't mean it is not just as dangerous.
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So Onemanarmy just curious... if someone smashed into that beautiful wagon of yours cause his/her dog was in their view or caused them to swerve... would you not be upset??? or chalk it up to every individuals freedom to do what they want?
Edit: by the way <------ ive had that up way before this conversation started... drives a stock 05 wagon with groceries and a DOG IN THE BACK ! in the back not only for my safety but his .
Edit: by the way <------ ive had that up way before this conversation started... drives a stock 05 wagon with groceries and a DOG IN THE BACK ! in the back not only for my safety but his .
My dog stays in the back. I don't do the full seat belt safety harness thing but he pretty much just lays down and chills.
oh... and thanks for the compliment.
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The whole deal is political, Arnold vetoed it so he could hammer on the state legislature for wasting their time on trivial stuff like this while they should be working out a balanced budget and other higher priority items.
I think if it weren't buried in a whole pile of similar BS laws he might have signed on even, although it probably really comes down to liking to have his Doberman ride in his lap when he drives the hummer...
I think if it weren't buried in a whole pile of similar BS laws he might have signed on even, although it probably really comes down to liking to have his Doberman ride in his lap when he drives the hummer...
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Probably, but he's the best Gov we've had in a long while. He's pushing our congress and he's shelling out the punishment for being fat cats...
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I don't know the actual wording of that law, but "illegal to interfere with a driver," sounds more like it is directed at passengers in the vehicle as opposed to the driver him/herself. How does a driver interfere with himself if he doesn't think he's doing anything wrong? That is a very vague and unclear law.
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