As you know, traffic cops like to ask difficult questions to drivers from the series ‘how do you feel’, ‘where do you work’ and ‘when did you last drink’. It is clear that this is not about banal curiosity at all. In such a simple way, the military tries to find out what kind of “fruit” is behind the wheel of a stationary car.
Of course, there are plenty of cases where law enforcement literally provokes the pilot into making him nervous, giving them a reason for extra checks. For example, if the question “Have you been drinking?” you answer that yesterday, and then just another can of foam, then you could easily be asked to blow into a straw. The dishonest traffic cops will even begin to “load” you with money, speculating that you supposedly smell like yesterday’s alcohol fumes.
On the other hand, the answer a la “I don’t drink at all” is much more questionable with the police. After all, those who do not use because of illness or beliefs in our country are much less than those who do not despise it. So it is quite convenient to arrange a purge or a detailed check. According to traffic police inspectors, with a similar expression, many “steersmen” are quite the opposite, trying to cover up the “traces” of a recent drinking bout.
With the issue of work law enforcement officers “break through” your solvency and at the same time your lack of affiliation with any structures. If the driver is not one of them, but, judging by the location, he earns well, then you can “shake” him as it should be. Maybe something is burning.
The phrase “Reason to stop”, which has become a favorite among Russian drivers, is also not to the liking of the police. First, they are employed and doing their job, and it is not a pleasant pleasure to make excuses for it in front of everyone they meet. Second, traffic cops just don’t like “very smart”, as they call such drivers themselves.
Finally, among overly curious drivers often come across malicious violators of traffic rules, as well as real criminals. Even if the police aren’t looking for them, illegal finds are often found in the interior of the car. And arrange a “shmon” in the car of a conscientious and arrogant “driver” for the guards of law and order – for a dear soul.
Plus, traffic cops don’t like being “prodded”. Moreover, they often address the driver as “you”. And they also incorporate hostility with ironic jargon, such as “boss” or “commander”. Agree, you wouldn’t like it either.
As you know, traffic cops like to ask difficult questions to drivers from the series ‘how do you feel’, ‘where do you work’ and ‘when did you last drink’. It is clear that this is not about banal curiosity at all. In such a simple way, the military tries to find out what kind of “fruit” is behind the wheel of a stationary car.
Of course, there are plenty of cases where law enforcement literally provokes the pilot into making him nervous, giving them a reason for extra checks. For example, if the question “Have you been drinking?” you answer that yesterday, and then just another can of foam, then you could easily be asked to blow into a straw. The dishonest traffic cops will even begin to “load” you with money, speculating that you supposedly smell like yesterday’s alcohol fumes.
On the other hand, the answer a la “I don’t drink at all” is much more questionable with the police. After all, those who do not use because of illness or beliefs in our country are much less than those who do not despise it. So it is quite convenient to arrange a purge or a detailed check. According to traffic police inspectors, with a similar expression, many “steersmen” are quite the opposite, trying to cover up the “traces” of a recent drinking bout.
With the issue of work law enforcement officers “break through” your solvency and at the same time your lack of affiliation with any structures. If the driver is not one of them, but, judging by the location, he earns well, then you can “shake” him as it should be. Maybe something is burning.
The phrase “Reason to stop”, which has become a favorite among Russian drivers, is also not to the liking of the police. First, they are employed and doing their job, and it is not a pleasant pleasure to make excuses for it in front of everyone they meet. Second, traffic cops just don’t like “very smart”, as they call such drivers themselves.
Finally, among overly curious drivers often come across malicious violators of traffic rules, as well as real criminals. Even if the police aren’t looking for them, illegal finds are often found in the interior of the car. And arrange a “shmon” in the car of a conscientious and arrogant “driver” for law enforcement officers – for a sweet soul.
Plus, traffic cops don’t like being “prodded”. Moreover, they often address the driver as “you”. And they also incorporate hostility with ironic jargon, such as “boss” or “commander”. Agree, you wouldn’t like it either.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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