Towing a towed and a boat behind mh
This general subject has been tossed around from time to time. Thinking seriously this will be the only way to take a boat with us when RVing. the Motorhome 40ft total, towed about 22 ft including hi...
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ktmrfs wrote:garyhaupt wrote:well, ok, wrong terms.ktmrfs wrote:
Occasionally have "stings" near the Idaho boarder. It's legal in Idaho and there are some recreation spots off I-84 near the border where people try to "sneak in" for a short distance.
Fine till you get caught.
How does it become a 'sting' ensuring that the states laws are being adhered to? It's all well and good till there's an accident..then, when the goof's inusrance walks away, and said goof says "uh uh got no money"...
Gary Haupt
They will set up a patrol with multiple patrol cars just past the border looking for people pulling doubles. Sometimes near a rest stop before most of the folks turn off the interstate.
To go to a common place for boating.
Maybe "saturation patrol" is a better description.
When you enter my county, the interstate speed limit drops from 80 to 65. The Sheriff and/or the Highway Patrol will post 4 or 5 cars at a time about 1/2 a mile inside the county line. Locals know that.
