I have a handicapped license plate on my car because I drive dad to
his doctor's appointments and
have noticed police cars seem to follow me for a distance before going on
their merry way. When that happens, I make a mental list of everything:
Insurance? Up to date and in the glove compartment
Glasses? Blind as bat so wearing them
State sticker? Up to date
Registration: Up to date.
Within the speed limit: Say a little prayer cuz I forgot to check it for
the past 20 miles. Hope it's within the limit :)
Signal lights working: Don't fail me now left signal! (lol)
Seat belt: oh oh....lol. Does 90% of the time I drive count? :)
Betty, CG
>
>LOL!
>On the serious side, it reminded me of another negative
>notice-to-law-enfrocement that my dad mentioned years ago: the disabled
>sticker/hanger, or now the disabled license plate. Those items seem to make
>law enforcement think the driver can not drive and they seem to be pulled
>over more frequently.
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dennis
>Subject: Re: Medical I.D.
>Brian,
>If the Marine guards want "proof" that you have Parkinson's maybe you could
>wear a vest with PWP painted on the back. But maybe that would bring you to
>the attention of every law enforcement officer in the area. Maybe not so
>good of an idea.
>
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