Did you know that not every car comes to the attention of traffic officers? Military personnel simply do not notice some cars. Let’s give a few examples. For example, minibuses decorated with company stickers and inscriptions will almost never be stopped by law enforcement officers. Unless of course the bus driver breaks the traffic rules.
As a rule, light commercial vehicles in the form of “vans” and “vans” are on the balance sheets of legal entities that are seriously afraid of high fines, forcing them to keep all documents in order. Just like the cars themselves. That is why, as they say, the police cannot catch anything here.
The situation is similar with larger buses, which are mostly owned by large enterprises, whose heads of transport departments closely monitor the condition of the papers and, in fact, of the vehicles. That’s why ‘nightmare carriers’, in police terms, are a waste of time. But ordinary minivans, which are often used by renters to transport goods or transport people without a permit, often attract the attention of law enforcement officers.
However, gays are much more likely to look at sedans. Especially black. There are several reasons for this. Firstly, according to statistics, cars of dark color and this type of bodywork are more likely to have accidents than others, which means that it certainly would not hurt to check a potential “accident worker”.
Second, those same unspoken rules state that black cars are usually driven by people who are prone to breaking traffic rules, inappropriate responses to the road, and aggressive driving. By the way, this fact is confirmed by psychologists. In addition, business class sedans are often used by taxi drivers, who often have a pile of unpaid fines. Why not check it out?
During their duties, traffic police inspectors also take into account data on thefts, stopping cars that are more likely than others to fall into the risk zone. Again, we are mainly talking about sedans of different stripes – from budget to premium. Frame SUVs and pickups are considered much less popular.
But crossovers also regularly make their way into crime reports, which is why law enforcement officials are more than happy to slow them down. The road police pay extra attention to the appearance of the car: even cars that are quite worn, dirty and have seen life come under the radar of traffic officers.
Did you know that not every car comes to the attention of traffic officers? Military personnel simply do not notice some cars. Let’s give a few examples. For example, minibuses decorated with company stickers and inscriptions will almost never be stopped by law enforcement officers. Unless of course the bus driver breaks the traffic rules.
As a rule, light commercial vehicles in the form of “vans” and “vans” are on the balance sheets of legal entities that are seriously afraid of high fines, forcing them to keep all documents in order. Just like the cars themselves. That is why, as they say, the police cannot catch anything here.
The situation is similar with larger buses, which are mostly owned by large enterprises, whose heads of transport departments closely monitor the condition of the papers and, in fact, of the vehicles. That’s why ‘nightmare carriers’, in police terms, are a waste of time. But ordinary minivans, which are often used by renters to transport goods or transport people without a permit, often attract the attention of law enforcement officers.
However, gays are much more likely to look at sedans. Especially black. There are several reasons for this. Firstly, according to statistics, cars of dark color and this type of bodywork are more likely to have accidents than others, which means that it certainly would not hurt to check a potential “accident worker”.
Second, those same unspoken rules state that black cars are usually driven by people who are prone to breaking traffic rules, inappropriate responses to the road, and aggressive driving. By the way, this fact is confirmed by psychologists. In addition, business class sedans are often used by taxi drivers, who often have a pile of unpaid fines. Why not check it out?
During their duties, traffic police inspectors also take into account data on thefts, stopping cars that are more likely than others to fall into the risk zone. Again, we are mainly talking about sedans of different stripes – from budget to premium. Frame SUVs and pickups are considered much less popular.
But crossovers also regularly end up in crime reports, which is why law enforcement officials are more than happy to slow them down. The road police pay extra attention to the appearance of the car: even cars that are quite worn, dirty and have seen life come under the radar of traffic officers.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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