No, he didn't. That is all.
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299 in Victoria driver CHARGED
- Thread starter Jerico
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No, he didn't. That is all.
He looks exactly like someone that worked at Envy Rides.
Agreed. Even with some good witnesses, there is bound to be breaks in eye's-on surveilance or witness sightings etc. Its a pretty loose case, a lawyer should have no issue with this one.
Doesn't seem like too smart a chap, on the other hand he might be- they still have not found him.
Scary
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The control that this guy exhibits over his bike at that speed is impressive. I've read that the average human brain can't cope with speeds over 220kph in terms of reaction time for braking, turning, accelerating, etc. So it's very interesting to see this guy with no race training actually riding with accuracy at 299kph.
I consistently have my bike up between 250-270kph for short periods of time on open roads.. it's effortless for a 1000cc SS... but honestly, the world is too blurry for me to make sense of at those speeds. Someone should teach this dude how to corner and get him onto a race track pronto.
I consistently have my bike up between 250-270kph for short periods of time on open roads.. it's effortless for a 1000cc SS... but honestly, the world is too blurry for me to make sense of at those speeds. Someone should teach this dude how to corner and get him onto a race track pronto.
Wasn't the guy white?
I thought it is standard practice to start off blaming the black guy until the Cops catch on to your lies.
I kinda get jinniwind's point. We all have to share the road and that means driving in a controlled, predictable manner. In fact this guy DEPENDED on everyone else driving in a controlled, predictable manner to survive. But he's not special, he doesn't have the priviledge of using the public roadway as he sees fit any more than you or I.
If his selfish behaviour were to cause someone else to crash, even indirectly, he should be held responsible. This is why we have rules of the road.
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What do you not agree with? The rules of the road, or the fact that the rules are being enforced?
She's done like a dinner. She'll be laughing all the way to the counter to pay her fines after conviction.
OMGSelenaGomez
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Such a person shouldn't even have a drivers license.
1) Mommy never took "the fall" for this guy. She basically got slapped on the wrist with fines that if she doesn't choose to pay, nothing will even happen. No one was in any real trouble up to now.
2) imo he got charged criminally because the cops are running out of time and their evidence will become rancid like the cop's brains. For them, it's a matter of stalling for more evidence. If they can't get him first time around, best outcome is for the charges to get stayed = +1 year for him to crack / others to crack.
3) If they don't find him, guess what happens?
If she chooses not to pay, then she won't have a license. They have the option of garnishment, from account or salary. As BC has a Provincial insurance programme, they can deny you insurance.
This could really hurt mommy.
OMGSelenaGomez
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They don't collect for amounts that small.
And they have connections to AB aka where everyone who ICBC outprices goes to for license / insurance
Total fines to be applied are $1449.00. Insurance doesn't matter so much, if you don't have valid plates.
OpenGambit
Banned
Correct.
That's the minimum fine, by statute, in Ontario.
tsdexter
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People should just move to Vancouver. I'd have to get caught 3 times without insurance before it'd make more sense to have the insurance!
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