MN new laws August 1st
Minnesota now has a law saying that the left lane on a multi lane road is for passing only. They also have a hands free cell phone law in place now. I thought this may be of interest to people vis...
Forum Discussion
JALLEN4 wrote:I'm curious what you do about the long-forgotten laws that are still on the books in places. Do you make sure you obey those too? What about Jim Crow laws? Don't forget to obey all of these:fj12ryder wrote:JALLEN4 wrote:Not insane, common sense. Rote obedience is ridiculous. Blindly obeying ordinances even when there's no good reason, is absurd. If there's no cars around, I will even cross the street against the light. How's that for being a scofflaw!azdryheat wrote:
There's plenty of times that we move into the left lane because the right lane is terribly bumpy. The law keeping people out of the left lane is insane. I like the law in Arkansas, don't impede traffic in the left lane.
So that makes you somehow exempt from the law because you think your rig doesn't ride to your liking on certain roads? What is in fact insane is the thought that somehow we are above the law and it is ours to ignore!
It is so heartening that we have so many "common sense" people who make up their own minds as to what is right and wrong. So grateful people can decide independently when obeying ordinances they disagree with is absurd. We seem to have a lot of that going on lately.
In Cleveland it's illegal to catch mice without a hunting license.
Columbus archives say that it is illegal for stores to sell cornflakes on a Sunday.
In Ohio it's illegal to kill a housefly within 160 feet of a church without a license.
Oxford law states it is unlawful for a woman to appear in public while unshaven. This includes legs and face.
And don't forget "Ignorance of the law is no excuse".
