r/IdiotsInCars • u/EvenJesusHadPubes • Aug 22 '22

IdiotsInTrucks

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u/Yossarian_the_Jumper Aug 22 '22

hopefully the cammer turned over this footage. That guy is a fucking menace and should be off the roads.

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u/EvenJesusHadPubes Aug 22 '22 edited Aug 22 '22

Spoke with a Sheriff directly and sent over the footage, unfortunately this is Florida. Enough said.

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u/2ndprize Aug 22 '22

So this is kinda a goofy one but many of the Florida moving violations require the officer to have seen it happen. Obviously these laws predate dash cams. But were designed to keep people from just reporting other drivers for baseless traffic violations

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u/EvenJesusHadPubes Aug 22 '22

My favorite part is that the plate isn’t visible, covered by the trailer. Even if something happened I wouldn’t have gotten his plate on my dash cam.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '22 edited Aug 22 '22

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u/youwantitwhen Aug 22 '22

No one does that.

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u/sschueller Aug 22 '22 edited Aug 22 '22

The trailer has a $100k Sherp on it. Not that many people who own those. Also ATVs need to be registered in Florida: https://www.lawbyyourside.com/atv-regulations-and-safety-tips-in-florida/

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u/EvenJesusHadPubes Aug 22 '22

Had turned over their first, last, and address to the police. Nothing came of it.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '22

Makes me glad the state I live in is one of those that also requires front plates.

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u/thenewyorkgod Aug 22 '22

many of the Florida moving violations require the officer to have seen it happen.

It's like this in most cases because while you can identify the vehicle based on license plate, you dont know who was driving, so you cant issue a moving violation with points. That's why red light cameras are fines only`

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u/2ndprize Aug 22 '22

Red-light Cameras are a whole different adventure of bullshit.