Another driver in trouble for violation of the High Occupancy Lane
@Deepizzaguy (122336)
Lake Charles, Louisiana
October 8, 2024 1:56pm CST
Washington State Patrol (WSP) Public Information Officer Rick Johnson shared a report on Friday September 27 that a driver violated the High Occupancy Lane in Renton Washington when a driver had a plaid shirt over the passenger seat of his auto on Interstate 405.
It is known if the driver was fined a huge amount of money for dressing up a seat to look like a human being for not most likely for privacy reasons.
Link is upi.com/4891727801432 via @upi
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He deserves a big fine.@Deepizzaguy (122336)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
8 Oct 24
I am in agreement with you.
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@marguicha (230365)
• Chile
8 Oct 24
@Deepizzaguy He knows he is against the law.
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@Deepizzaguy (122336)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
9 Oct 24
@marguicha You are right.
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@RasmaSandra (98129)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
8 Oct 24
I think that is a real stupid thing to do,
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@Deepizzaguy (122336)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
8 Oct 24
I agree with you that driving in a HOV lane by oneself is dumb,
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@Deepizzaguy (122336)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
9 Oct 24
I am in agreement with you that there is a reason for a high occupancy lane on the interstate.
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@Deepizzaguy (122336)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
8 Oct 24
I am in agreement with you that the police should catch speeders on the highway..
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@LindaOHio (222806)
• United States
9 Oct 24
Naughty naughty. He deserves a fine. Have a good day.
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@Deepizzaguy (122336)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
9 Oct 24
I am in agreement with you since the HOV laws for the benefit of people who need to use them.
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@innertalks (23745)
• Australia
9 Oct 24
Yes, he needed at least one real passenger, and was naive to think that he could get away with pretending that he had one on board.
At the same time, it is a sort of discrimination against driver-only cars, brought about by road makers trying to cut costs, and not build enough lanes for everyone to use equally.
A priority lane for emergency vehicles might be justified, but not this penny-pinching idea for driver-only cars, I think.
@Deepizzaguy (122336)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
9 Oct 24
I am in agreement with you that the due to penny pinchers there will be more problems to deal with.
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