More than 100 dirt bikes and ATVs ride through DC with impunity

[Anonymous]

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You must not live or drive in DC much if you think they do not. There are about 20 cameras I pass each day on my 4 mile commute.

OK, now get out of your car, stand on a street corner, and start counting all of the traffic violations you see that aren't enforced.

You must be very naive if you think that every single infraction is going to be penalized.

So actually, there are a lots of traffic violations that don't get enforced. Which was my point.

Statistically, no there aren't. Personal impressions do not count.

[Anonymous]

That’s like saying they don’t enforce dwi law because only s tiny percent get caught

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Dc will decriminalize it

Sad to say that you're probably right.

Yep.

This is the logical next step.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That’s like saying they don’t enforce dwi law because only s tiny percent get caught

Yes, exactly. They don't enforce DUI because only a tiny percent get caught. When most people who violate the law do so with impunity, that's not enforcement.

[Anonymous]

" ... there are lots of traffic violations that don't get enforced. "

You have identified a new income stream for DC. Better still than self-driving vehicles, "self-reporting" vehicles which will print out at the end of each day a cummulative traffic ticket complete with charges for all of the traffic violations perpetrated that day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:" ... there are lots of traffic violations that don't get enforced. "

You have identified a new income stream for DC. Better still than self-driving vehicles, "self-reporting" vehicles which will print out at the end of each day a cummulative traffic ticket complete with charges for all of the traffic violations perpetrated that day.

OMG that is brilliant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:" ... there are lots of traffic violations that don't get enforced. "

You have identified a new income stream for DC. Better still than self-driving vehicles, "self-reporting" vehicles which will print out at the end of each day a cummulative traffic ticket complete with charges for all of the traffic violations perpetrated that day.

They'd be as reliable as voting machines I'm sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:" ... there are lots of traffic violations that don't get enforced. "

You have identified a new income stream for DC. Better still than self-driving vehicles, "self-reporting" vehicles which will print out at the end of each day a cummulative traffic ticket complete with charges for all of the traffic violations perpetrated that day.

That works for me. People would drive and park much more lawfully.

[Anonymous]

' ... there are lots of traffic violations that don't get enforced. You have identified a new income stream for DC. Better still than self-driving vehicles, "self-reporting" vehicles which will print out at the end of each day a cummulative traffic ticket complete with charges for all of the traffic violations perpetrated that day. '

Hold on there. This will ruin my relationship with my vehicle. I have a long commute and this will make it even more uncomfortable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:' ... there are lots of traffic violations that don't get enforced. You have identified a new income stream for DC. Better still than self-driving vehicles, "self-reporting" vehicles which will print out at the end of each day a cummulative traffic ticket complete with charges for all of the traffic violations perpetrated that day. '

Hold on there. This will ruin my relationship with my vehicle. I have a long commute and this will make it even more uncomfortable.

Long-distance commuter drives through DC with impunity every day...

[Anonymous]

Logistically - how are these groups of riders organizing? They must be using some sort of social media, texts, etc. right? You can't get 100+ riders to a single location via word of mouth, or can you? That's a lot of people to coordinate with. Maybe there's a DCUM type board for them, that can be tracked and monitored...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Logistically - how are these groups of riders organizing? They must be using some sort of social media, texts, etc. right? You can't get 100+ riders to a single location via word of mouth, or can you? That's a lot of people to coordinate with. Maybe there's a DCUM type board for them, that can be tracked and monitored...

Agreed. Maybe this can be defused before it starts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC police have an official no chase policy for this. It's because once when they did someone got hurt.

They most definitely do wreck havoc and have hurt people. They killed a dog once.

Last summer one of them popped a wheelie and came down on my husband's car hood, while he sat in it waiting for them to pass. But good advice, PP!

They are a f(*$#ing menace.

Was your husband injured? No. He clearly wasn’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dc will decriminalize it

This IS the answer, actually.


Kids playing around on motor scooters wasn’t a problem until white people started moving in in droves. Now all the sudden they’re a menace

[Anonymous]

Entitled men do what they wanna do.