I'm not coming to GA until 1/28/2000. But seriously, that law is made for people
like me, and to keep me off the road. Isn't it ironic that the same day you're
penalties for speeding drop significantly, you can also legally drink? (I speed in
a Dakota) <= relevance
Robert Trottmann
rotrottmann@davidson.edu
Bruce Aaron Hefner wrote:
> No doubt, I would've liked to have seen that, also smell it, I'm sure the
> smell of burnt-rubber was in the air for miles around....25 points?, I'm
> sure it's better than what we have in GA now with the new teen-driver law
> (I was hoping I would be grandfathered and it wouldn't apply to me, but no
> such luck) until I turn 21 (Which luckily is only about 13 months away,
> hopefully I can keep from getting a ticket till then) if I get a speeding
> ticket, at the officers discretion I can lose my license, then I have to
> petition to get it back, and have to attend a driver safety course, and
> pay a hefty fine, and 6 months to a year later I may get my license back
> (Sounds a little overboard to me for speeding), also if it's past 1 A.M.
> and I don't have a "legitimate" reason for being on the road I can at
> the officer's discretion either get a ticket and/or be taken to jail.
> What happened to being an adult at 18 and getting all the rights and
> responsibilities of an adult then? (Sorry about the rant guys, had to get
> that out of my system)....
>
> Bruce
>
> >
> > Talk about sending smoke signals! The fire dept was probably on the way, too.
> >
> > Joe Borg wrote:
> >
> > > Really, I smoked a new one in a Torino GT down to cords in one massive
> > > holeshot!! All you could see in front of my moms house was police
> > > lights flashing....NOTHING else!!! Those were the days (of 25 points)!
> > > Joe
> > >
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