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u/dlegatt 18d ago
surprised someone was able to get that close and take a picture without being sued for copyright or getting handed a fee schedule.
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u/JuventAussie 1d ago
They were wearing a t-shirt that had a fee schedule for being handed a fee schedule.
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u/UralRider53 18d ago
License, registration and insurance please. Have none? Car to be towed and you get to walk with your tickets. I wouldn’t engage these people, documents or you’re ticketed and the car is towed.
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u/Beartato4772 3d ago
This is how the UK handles it, which is presumably why I've never actually seen one here.
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u/vantuckymyfoot 18d ago
The "Z" code seems like a subtle pro-Russian statement. Or is it just a coincidence?
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u/realparkingbrake 18d ago
It is inspired by Alaska's Z plates which are issued to those vehicles which qualify for permanent registration. Some sovcit "gurus" picked that up from a self-appointed "common law judge" in Alaska, Anna Maria Riezinger, aka Anna von Reitz.
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u/xfirehurican 17d ago
"Sir/ma'am, please step out of the vehicle." "Dispatch. Next rotational tow, my 20." I'd like to have a buck for each time I said these two sentences!
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u/ExpatTarheel 18d ago
Does the way the flag is portrayed have any significance?
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u/Icy_Environment3663 17d ago
It is a variation of the Customs & Revenue Service flag from back around 100 years ago. The US Customs & BP still uses a version of it today. Back in the early 1800s when the US had customs ships that patrolled for smugglers, they flew that flag.
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u/Roofer7553-2 17d ago
They have an expensive world of s** t in their future.It’s just an immature,unrealistic view of the laws.
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u/gene_randall 18d ago
Every cop: “so you’re not traveling in commerce and admit that the Uniform Commercial Code does not apply to you. The State Motor Vehicle Code does. License, registration and insurance please.”