Our personl attatudes are coming out real strong I see.
Traffic laws are for those other folks, not for me. So like.... don't you common folks realize I'm important, and in a hurry?
Those seat belt laws are dumb, so are the helmet laws as well as life jackets.
We all think independant, but at the scene of a accident, the biggest cry babies are the ones who seem to think seat belts, or helmets are bad. And drunk drivers are just fun and funny. They also think a ambulance staff can fix every one up like in the movies. If they can't fix them, we can always sue them anyway.
I'm all for the cameras, they may just make my grandchildren live longer, and not become organ doners.
As with any law, or device, some inocent folks will be charged in a unfair court.
When the attornies come with all the crapola, we can all detect a bigger problem with our society. (Not directed at you John) but it is not like you haven't heard it before.
The very biggest concern we have for saftey in my home town is law officers driving crazy through our little town, and I hope they will be held accountable if some one does get hurt or killed.
Sorry for the rant, but it gets old after a while.
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