Why don't RCMP do a better job enforcing traffic rules?
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Re: Why don't RCMP do a better job enforcing traffic rules?
LTD wrote:yes because they can be insured for commercial purposes so can cars whats your point pickups are also considered commercial over a certain weight I would think a cop would know this
Oh my....the hostility.
I do know this....and much much more about the MVA and the MVAR.
My "point" was that even if your argument was that "only" commercial vehicles required mud flaps, that by your logic all pickups (including the lifted ones) would still require mud flaps.
However, if you are running a jeep with oversized tires and a suspension lift, you need them too.
This "commercial vehicles only need mud flaps" thing is bunk.
I don't care what your mechanic buddies say.
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Re: Why don't RCMP do a better job enforcing traffic rules?
Question: Is a dealership responsible to keep tires on vehicles that are actually legal to take for a test drive? We were at one recently and the back tire was so smooth we could run our hands on it like it was a countertop. And they were going to let us take it out in the rainy weather. Good thing WE spotted it.
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Re: Why don't RCMP do a better job enforcing traffic rules?
When I registered a business in Kelowna. I was sold a green tag . It is a commercial vehicle tag . I was wondering why I have to pay that . Seeing as my vehicle is already insured for business purposes
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Re: Why don't RCMP do a better job enforcing traffic rules?
Queen K wrote:Question: Is a dealership responsible to keep tires on vehicles that are actually legal to take for a test drive? We were at one recently and the back tire was so smooth we could run our hands on it like it was a countertop. And they were going to let us take it out in the rainy weather. Good thing WE spotted it.
I have no idea about the law . However if u crashed with their dealer plate it would be on their insurance . So I don't know if it would make much difference
Now they want to take our guns away . That would be just fine. Take em away from the criminals first . Ill gladly give u mine. "Charlie Daniels"
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Re: Why don't RCMP do a better job enforcing traffic rules?
Queen K wrote:Question: Is a dealership responsible to keep tires on vehicles that are actually legal to take for a test drive? We were at one recently and the back tire was so smooth we could run our hands on it like it was a countertop. And they were going to let us take it out in the rainy weather. Good thing WE spotted it.
No. They can't.
Section 222 of the Motor Vehicle Act.
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