Pulled over for speeding

cinderblocked · 01-14-2016, 06:27 AM

phew, lot of weird information in this thread.

speaking as someone who has been on both sides of those flashing lights..

what I'm about to say goes for Canada only, as I don't have experience in the US. You should never speed, but WHEN you do, because everyone does it, try to avoid going 15 over. It depends on your province, detachment, mood of the officer, mood of the officers boss etc.

if and when you get pulled over, turn the car off, turn your music off, roll down your window in advance, have your license, permit(registration) and proof of insurance out. this includes taking them out of whatever little plastic protector you keep them in.

be polite, but don't say anything obviously incriminating. don't make excuses. If any other Canadians ave questions feel free to shoot me a pm

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01-14-2016, 06:27 AM	#23 (permalink)
cinderblocked Base Member Join Date: May 2015 Location: NS Posts: 61 Drives: 2016 Sport Rep Power: 12	phew, lot of weird information in this thread. speaking as someone who has been on both sides of those flashing lights.. what I'm about to say goes for Canada only, as I don't have experience in the US. You should never speed, but WHEN you do, because everyone does it, try to avoid going 15 over. It depends on your province, detachment, mood of the officer, mood of the officers boss etc. if and when you get pulled over, turn the car off, turn your music off, roll down your window in advance, have your license, permit(registration) and proof of insurance out. this includes taking them out of whatever little plastic protector you keep them in. be polite, but don't say anything obviously incriminating. don't make excuses. If any other Canadians ave questions feel free to shoot me a pm