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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rochester is fighting back. There is no reason we cannot change the rules to demand registration, fine, intercept, impound and destroy these vehicles as they are. This is not harmless fun — it’s noise pollution, illegal and terroristic behavior. What about children living in these neighborhoods? Do they not have rights? It’s not NIMBY either. It’s common sense and the politician with guts to make DC into a properly governed city will win.[/quote] You're right. It's easy to do. Just require any wheeled or tracked vehicle travelling 20mph or more on public property to be registered, required to follow motor vehicle traffic rules and their operator licensed for the amount of wheels or tracks they are using. It's a simple solution, easy to enforce and future proof.[/quote] OMG - this is sarcasm, right? You cannot possibly be this ignorant of the facts here. [/quote] No. That solves the problem. It's also basic common sense. What about that would anybody disagree with? The problem with cracking down on them is that they don't necessarily fit into one of the categories so it is not clear if they are violating the law. Identifying exact engine size by quick glance is virtually impossible. Instead of expensive or complicated workarounds that won't work, acoustic cameras lol, just close the loopholes and simplify the process. KISS[/quote] The laws already exist. The teens riding illegal bike DGAF about any of the laws. They simply ignore them. I really believe you do not get it. At all. You are completely clueless about the "biker boys" culture. But if you disagree, just head down to S.E. any summer evening, becon over one of the young men on an illegal dirtbike or ATV, and explain to him he must immediately cease and desist riding because it is in violation of traffic lawas and a danger. Report back to us here how that goes. [/quote]
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