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Those with NY plates, mind your P's & Q's
Not sure where I came across this, (on a trucking industry website I think)but a few days ago I read an article claiming (could be a rumor) the Tennessee governor asked his state troopers to be extra observant of those drivers from New York, especially those from the city. To act on a zero tolerance basis toward them. In responce to the young TN nurse arrested when she tried to check her handgun in New York City (she has a valid TN CCW). New York City does not recognize any carry permit other than their own. Now when you make the decision to carry, you need to be certain of the laws in the area your in. There was no excuse on her part, and now she is facing a 3 year ride on New Yorks dime. So New Yorkers, watch those speeds.
Update, here is a link to one of the articles on this:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/m...IS9pGE1TbjTcSP
Last edited by Lifeisadaydream; 01-30-2012 at 07:16 PM.
Reason: Updated information
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No offense but you Yankee drivers from ny, no, cy, mass, penn. drive like complete idiots, when in the south loose your Yankee mentallity.
Originally Posted by Lifeisadaydream
Not sure where I came across this, (on a trucking industry website I think)but a few days ago I read an article claiming (could be a rumor) the Tennessee governor asked his state troopers to be extra observant of those drivers from New York, especially those from the city. To act on a zero tolerance basis toward them. In responce to the young TN nurse arrested when she tried to check her handgun in New York City (she has a valid TN CCW). New York City does not recognize any carry permit other than their own. Now when you make the decision to carry, you need to be certain of the laws in the area your in. There was no excuse on her part, and now she is facing a 3 year ride on New Yorks dime. So New Yorkers, watch those speeds.
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And all drivers from everywhere else. When you come to Vegas, leave your bad driving habits at home, take your eyes off the casinos, and watch the friggen road!
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Last edited by arntufun; 01-28-2012 at 04:57 AM.
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it was reported in one of NYC newspapers regarding the response from Tennessee. Seems law abiding citizens can't win no matter what they do.
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Originally Posted by spyderdmb1621
No offense but you Yankee drivers from ny, no, cy, mass, penn. drive like complete idiots, when in the south loose your Yankee mentallity.
What about NJ and CT...we are idiots to!!
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My entire family moved to Florida 4 years ago. They all agree, without a doubt, the drivers in that state are among the worst in the country.
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You guys should really come down to Texas then. Raising our speed limit again and here in Houston probably half of the population is from third world countries where they never drove anything faster than a burrow. But at least we can ride pretty much year round. Guess you take the good with the bad.
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New York City doesn't even reconize other NY county permits.........
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Originally Posted by twain
You guys should really come down to Texas then. Raising our speed limit again and here in Houston probably half of the population is from third world countries where they never drove anything faster than a burrow. But at least we can ride pretty much year round. Guess you take the good with the bad.
Maybe raising the speed limits in Texas is their way of population control
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Originally Posted by spyderdmb1621
No offense but you Yankee drivers from ny, no, cy, mass, penn. drive like complete idiots, when in the south loose your Yankee mentallity.
I "represent"that!!
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Originally Posted by dannymax
Yeah, I guess it worked out well for everybody.
In all honesty, there is a little truth in the 'northerner attitude'.....everybody up this way is in such a damn hurry!! I drive about 8 or 9 mph over the limit and there's always somebody tailgating me trying to push me out of the way. 'Course, most of 'em drive them little jellybean cars....no match for my GMC!
But I can easily see how that could irritate someone....hell, it rritates me and I live here!
Believe me, it's not only "up there". I can be running 80 in a 70 zone and somebody will be pushing me to move.
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Originally Posted by brodyson
My entire family moved to Florida 4 years ago. They all agree, without a doubt, the drivers in that state are among the worst in the country.
Since this thread has digressed, lets digress a little more...
Why do some people in Florida slam on their brakes before going over a bridge???
A couple of times, almost rear-ended the car.
Enquiring minds need to know...
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Originally Posted by Yazz
Since this thread has digressed, lets digress a little more...
Why do some people in Florida slam on their brakes before going over a bridge???
A couple of times, almost rear-ended the car.
Enquiring minds need to know...
I think it's done to wakeup tailgaters.
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Originally Posted by bruiser
Believe me, it's not only "up there". I can be running 80 in a 70 zone and somebody will be pushing me to move.
Bruiser:
That is a southern thing related to Nascar, its called 'drafting' , not to be confused with tailgating which is a football party. :rolfblack:
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