Big Brotherish Laws
Peter Gutmann
pgut001 at cs.auckland.ac.nz
Sun Jan 26 20:39:30 PST 2003
Bill Stewart <bill.stewart at pobox.com> writes:
>I have heard of one case where somebody was stopped in Nevada, and instead of
>presenting his California driver's license, if any, he presented his
>somewhere-in-the-Caribbean non-photo license and an international driver's
>license, and that was just fine for Nevada.
That's because non-US licenses constitute automatic permission for minor
traffic law violations. The scenario is something like the following:
[Driver gets pulled over].
Driver: "Gidday mate, hows it going?"
[Cop asks for license, looks at it]
Cop: "Ahhhh, screw it, too much paperwork. Don't do it again. HAND".
Peter.
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