Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[Peter 315]

Can you legally carry concealed, in the Democratic Peoples Republic of Mexafornia?

HAHA.. (Democratic Peoples Republic of Mexafornia)

 

[ultrarunner]

Can you legally carry concealed, in the Democratic Peoples Republic of Mexafornia?

Yes in theory... some police chiefs refuse and say go to sheriff and sheriff says go to chief... one jurisdiction got in trouble for issuing permits to owners of vacation cabins... it varies by proximity to population centers...

I do know several that do but they have all had their permits for years... most retired law enforcement... one a bank guard and one a trucker that did wholesale meat back when it was COD and he often had tens of thousands in cash after a run... never a mishap... probably because few knew?

He was careful not to haul or tow something wrong with all that cash on board...

If you have a CCP you have to qualify each year where I am which means a day at the Sheriff's range... both class and practical... permit is only good for weapon you qualified with... not sure but at one time a medical report and insurance played a part... and you must demonstrate need...

What got my CCW friends is the newspapers published names and home addresses of each permit holder except for judges, politicians and current law enforcement... deemed too risky for this group... so retired LEO or other had info published...

I was surprised that my then judge friends carried and even a state senator when canvassing my neighborhood at election time...

Gun shops have been banned in many jurisdictions...

That said my neighbor was home working yesterday someone tried to enter our other neighbor's yard... she yelled out the window and the guy was armed and took off... turned out the car he was driving... a jet black Challenger was stolen and involved in several robberies that morning... so they were definitely hauling wrong when traveling with a stolen car...

 

[aczlan]

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[fried1765]

Yes in theory... some police chiefs refuse and say go to sheriff and sheriff says go to chief... one jurisdiction got in trouble for issuing permits to owners of vacation cabins... it varies by proximity to population centers...

I do know several that do but they have all had their permits for years... most retired law enforcement... one a bank guard and one a trucker that did wholesale meat back when it was COD and he often had tens of thousands in cash after a run... never a mishap... probably because few knew?

He was careful not to haul or tow something wrong with all that cash on board...

If you have a CCP you have to qualify each year where I am which means a day at the Sheriff's range... both class and practical... permit is only good for weapon you qualified with... not sure but at one time a medical report and insurance played a part... and you must demonstrate need...

What got my CCW friends is the newspapers published names and home addresses of each permit holder except for judges, politicians and current law enforcement... deemed too risky for this group... so retired LEO or other had info published...

I was surprised that my then judge friends carried and even a state senator when canvassing my neighborhood at election time...

Gun shops have been banned in many jurisdictions...

That said my neighbor was home working yesterday someone tried to enter our other neighbor's yard... she yelled out the window and the guy was armed and took off... turned out the car he was driving... a jet black Challenger was stolen and involved in several robberies that morning... so they were definitely hauling wrong when traveling with a stolen car...

WOW......The DPRM is even worse than I thought!

 

[duramaxsky]

WOW......The DPRM is even worse than I thought!

It's the only western state that there is no way if you don't live there. Add Oregon if you don't live in a state that shares a border. Neither takes anyone else's permit. If you do you can get one from them on a may issue basis. It's not that hard to do though. WA UT ID AZ will issue to any US citizen. But CA won't even be reasonable to their citizens. All the states will make you pass their background check. WA has some extra stuff they check for. I live there and just renewed so I guess I still qualify under the stupid new rules. But since I have never been arrested for anything I knew I would.

 

[paulfun9]

Why would you pull out in front of a truck, let alone one with a loaded trailer behind it?

They are all stupid and don稚 know how to drive, they pull out in front of everything because they never learned how to drive correctly to begin with! The few who do know better just think they are better than you and you should be forced to slow excessively so they can feel entitled and be in front.

 

[Jstpssng]

They are all stupid and don稚 know how to drive, they pull out in front of everything because they never learned how to drive correctly to begin with! The few who do know better just think they are better than you and you should be forced to slow excessively so they can feel entitled and be in front.

I just can't believe how many people are defending hauling a grossly overweight truck through town during business hours. You people scare me. I hope to God that none of you are commercial truck drivers, who I've always considered to be better than the average driver. 11000 pounds behind a truck which weighs half that, and isn't designed to hauls such a load without trailer brakes... and you don't see a problem?

There are two reasons laws get passed... because some don't know enough to think about anyone except themselves, and because some people feel the need to control others.
Unfortunately there are too many of the former, which give the latter an excuse to further their agenda.

Every RIGHT includes an equal amount of responsibility.

 

[LD48750]

I just can't believe how many people are defending hauling a grossly overweight truck through town during business hours. You people scare me. I hope to God that none of you are commercial truck drivers, who I've always considered to be better than the average driver. 11000 pounds behind a truck which weighs half that, and isn't designed to hauls such a load without trailer brakes... and you don't see a problem?

There are two reasons laws get passed... because some don't know enough to think about anyone except themselves, and because some people feel the need to control others.
Unfortunately there are too many of the former, which give the latter an excuse to further their agenda.

Every RIGHT includes an equal amount of responsibility.

And you think that's more dangerous then just pulling out in front of traffic that has the right of way.

THAT I don't understand.

 

[check]

Must have been terrible to witness that.

Speaking of witnessing, wife snapped this photo as we drove by. That WAS a pickup truck inside those flames. Didn’t stick around to see what happened to the trailer.

 

[Jstpssng]

And you think that's more dangerous then just pulling out in front of traffic that has the right of way.

THAT I don't understand.

Things happen. What if a kid runs out in front of you, because you're driving too fast or can't stop because your brakes aren't designed for the load you're pulling? Oh well, it sucks to be him. What if I stop for a yellow light because I doesn't have time to go through before it turns red. Are you going to run me over, because you are overloaded and can't stop? If there's ten cars behind you, somebody pulls out when they maybe shouldn't have, it's OK to run them over because you are overloaded and can't slow down? Oh well, sucks to be them... but at least you're saving a few dollars by overloading somebody else's truck and pulling a borrowed trailer. You have nothing to lose.