It is always better to be honest and truthful, as honesty is a virtue that people respect and appreciate.
One morning I was pulled over by police at the intersection. I was turning right at red light like so. The first lane was filled and totally stopped. I was going to the second lane. So I turned and the police car followed me to the next block and pulled me to roadside.
A young police officer came to me: You didn't yield to the coming traffic at the red light, sir.
No, I didn't;
didn't you see me at all or what?
Yes, I saw you and you were the only car before the intersection, I should have waited, could be my misjudgement at moning rush hours, thought the first lane was full and you might wait, it's my bad, really not necessary.
Then he asked for my license and ownership and went back to his car to check my driving record. I suddenly remembered a question. A few months ago, my wife received a notice from the police that her vehicle license sticker was due. Then I immediately renewed it and kept the receipt in the car, but the stickers never arrived. I was to call Service Ontario, now I had the best person to ask. After he came back I asked immediately. He told me the sticker is no longer required, the eligible vehicles' license will be renewed automatically. What a coincidence, right after I renewed the sticker(free of charge), it is cancelled.
Sir, I'll give you a warning this time, now you know better.
Not a ticket.
I always belived directly facing such mistakes is the correct attitude, might get pardoned sometimes.
haha, neverQuibble over w/ police (evenWhen they r wrong ;-)
I was pulled over once by police too in my driving life, for turning left too slow at a traffic light.
I just started driving in my newly bought $800 car (bright green and yellow in colour ;-), and started to turn left at the end of the yellow light when the car in the oppsite direction stopped totally, and turned slowly to make sure no one hit me.
Unfortunately, a police car was right behind me .
No fine, but I got 6 points off from something I had no idea about.
But this is not what Americans do theses days. You rarely hear anyone pleas "guilty" in any murder case. It is always" not guilty". Street crimes are like these. Presidential election is like that too.
It is always better to be honest and truthful, as honesty is a virtue that people respect and appreciate.
One morning I was pulled over by police at the intersection. I was turning right at red light like so. The first lane was filled and totally stopped. I was going to the second lane. So I turned and the police car followed me to the next block and pulled me to roadside.
A young police officer came to me: You didn't yield to the coming traffic at the red light, sir.
No, I didn't;
didn't you see me at all or what?
Yes, I saw you and you were the only car before the intersection, I should have waited, could be my misjudgement at moning rush hours, thought the first lane was full and you might wait, it's my bad, really not necessary.
Then he asked for my license and ownership and went back to his car to check my driving record. I suddenly remembered a question. A few months ago, my wife received a notice from the police that her vehicle license sticker was due. Then I immediately renewed it and kept the receipt in the car, but the stickers never arrived. I was to call Service Ontario, now I had the best person to ask. After he came back I asked immediately. He told me the sticker is no longer required, the eligible vehicles' license will be renewed automatically. What a coincidence, right after I renewed the sticker(free of charge), it is cancelled.
Sir, I'll give you a warning this time, now you know better.
Not a ticket.
I always belived directly facing such mistakes is the correct attitude, might get pardoned sometimes.
think you can quibble over a police?
I was pulled over once by police too in my driving life, for turning left too slow at a traffic light
.
I just started driving in my newly bought $800 car (bright green and yellow in colour ;-), and started to turn left at the end of the yellow light when the car in the oppsite direction stopped totally, and turned slowly to make sure no one hit me.
Unfortunately, a police car was right behind me .
No fine, but I got 6 points off from something I had no idea about.
but the wink face is not included ;-))
But this is not what Americans do theses days. You rarely hear anyone pleas "guilty" in any murder case. It is always" not guilty". Street crimes are like these. Presidential election is like that too.
Had you caught them all?