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Thread: idleing ticket

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    Quote Originally Posted by countryhorseman
    I am pretty much sure that a dog or cat in the truck is a defense against a ticket in pretty much all the states, as the SPCA has more clout than the EPA on that issue.
    Quote Originally Posted by ben45750
    I wasn't sure if they would work? But sounds like they do. Amazing how a animal has more rights in a truck than the driver does?
    Quote Originally Posted by Deus
    We all know liberals prefer animals to humans. It is no surprise!
    Everyone knows that no conservatives anywhere voted for or even supported anti idling laws that had provisions for animals.

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    i wonder if we can turn off our reefers to prevent idling?

    they pollute more than the truck

    i heard that idling below 40 and above 80 is acceptable, i dont know

    i would rather have a gerbil or hamster than a parakeet

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    Quote Originally Posted by silvan
    Quote Originally Posted by PackRatTDI
    Yep, look at Michael Vick. If he was involved in bumfighting you think there would be this much anger? I doubt it.
    "But the bums knew what they were doing, and chose to fight to the death for a bottle of Aqua Velva anyway. Dogs are innocent and sweet, and anyone who harms them should die. Like the bums who didn't win the Aqua Velva." --PeTA Spokesperson
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    Life is a highway, I wanna ride it all night long!

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    LOL Prof. I too am a believer that all of God's creatures have a place on this earth------- right next to the mashed potatoes.
    LOUD PIPES SAVES LIVES

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    UPDATE

    Just got back from court Ticket was 56.00 bucks for idling. 25.00 for court cost so a total of 81.00 bucks. I was happy to hear that. The judge was a cool guy so that helped alot.

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    though it worked out for you

    it still aint right

    an idling law with no viable alternative is an oppressive law

    if you didnt work to address this ticket, it cost you more than $81

    and what about the next driver who has to cough up hundreds?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raafi
    though it worked out for you

    it still aint right

    an idling law with no viable alternative is an oppressive law

    if you didnt work to address this ticket, it cost you more than $81

    and what about the next driver who has to cough up hundreds?
    I disagree. Refuse to drive into any states that have idling law. Now will drivers take such action? I doubt it. Drivers have complained about many things but when it comes time to take a stand the cow down.

    kc0iv

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    excellent point KC

    i agree

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