I've got a technical question..... the dude on the radio said that it is not illegal in NYC to not use the bicycle lane..... so why in the world did the ticket even go through? It sounded like the cyclist had to send it in to even find out what his fine would be - the cop gave him a range of what tickets usually cost bikers. So, if it was not a violation how could there be a penalty associated with it for the processing clerk to even assign? It seems like the clerk who processed the thing should have just tossed it out when they didn't find a violation?
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06-10-2011, 11:59 AM #1
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06-12-2011, 05:53 PM #2
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OMG- that is so funny (but disgusting that he's given the ticket in the first place).
How he crashes so many times and is unscathed is impressive!
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