During Mardi Gras they are all downtown try to keep the crowds under
control(yeah right, they are partying too). I would say the Causeway I
think it is one of the most policed sections of hwy. It is a 24 mile long
straight bridge that has many connections between the two sides that cops
that to hide in as well as patroling it. It also cost a 1.50 for a one axle
vechicle. But I love the damn thing, I like to race Toyota tercels and
other cars on it when they try to pass me. The interstates arent that bad
in most spotts but the like to hide under overpasses there to. The State
police are the worst they drive some fast cars i believe they could probably
give me a run for my money but my dads knows alot so i can get out of some.
Go by www.yall.com they have a list of speed traps in Louisiana and lots of
other states.
Drive safe and FAST!!!!
Tony Sarro
tonyms@acadiacom.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Bruce Aaron Hefner <gt9742a@prism.gatech.edu>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Friday, May 01, 1998 2:03 PM
Subject: Re: DML: gas gauge dont work but low fuel light does
>Hey Tony where are all the cops at in Louisiana? When I went to New
>Orleans for Mardi Gras I didn't see a single cop on the way there or on
>the way back either (Of course there were plenty of cops out in Alabama to
>take advantage of the Mardi Gras traffic, got stopped going both ways
>there, but luckily only got one ticket because the second time the cop got
>an emergency call), is there a highway to avoid while in Louisiana?....
>
>Bruce
>
>> I have been to your page before and found your stories about your tickets
>> pretty entertaining. The mall where I work has a huge parking lot and
cops
>> like to hide behind the sign and catch people speeding and making illegal
>> U-turns. In the morning it is pretty empty and while pulling into work
>> today I left from one of the stop signs and burned the hell outta my
brand
>> new tires right by the cop. He looked at me and I at him then i
proceeded
>> through the parking lot at 10 mph. So now I am waiting to get a ticket
in
>> the mail, they like to do that if they get your plate number. Oh well, I
>> was just curious does your detector ever go off before you get stopped?
>> Mine has saved me lots of money, have yet to get a ticket and I am also
19
>> and live in a state with one of the highest auto insurance premiums in
the
>> US.
>> Watch for the Cops
>> Tony Sarro
>> tonyms@acadiacom.net
>>
>> >I have a 360deg radar/lazer etc. w/ the warning signals for traffic
>> hazzards.
>> >I've a radar detector since my first ticket. Go to my page (link in .sig
>> file)
>> >and follow the link about tickets, that's where my little saga is
written
>> for
>> >the world to read.
>> >Later,
>> >Robert (still on adrealine rush, just went to roof of 5 story building
>> under
>> >construction. Cool!!!)
>> >
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