Little Red Ticket Machine

Larry C Leung l.leung at juno.com
Thu Aug 23 23:21:10 EDT 2001


You've missed my story of my red 4KQ being PASSED by a clapped out gold
Chebby Chevette one time at a known radar trap (plus my Passport squalked
moments before). Trooper waited until AFTER the Chevette passed me before
he zapped me, going a cerifiable 55 MPH. Wonder why he didn't go after
the Chevette...

Any wonder why I won't consider another bright red or yellow (sorry Huw)
car?

LL - NY

On Thu, 23 Aug 2001 19:25:56 -0400 "Alexander van Gerbig"
<Audi_80 at msn.com> writes:
>    Well with all the talk about Valentine 1 stuff I guess I jinxed 
>myself.
>I always cook along I-91 and I-89 in VT, probably average around 
>100mph,
>never had a problem.  Today I got a nice ticket from a friendly VT 
>trooper
>30 miles south of White River, 89 in a 65.  Saw 4 troopers today, one 
>with
>radar and three with people pulled over, never seen this in VT, ever.  
>I
>kindly asked how he got me and he was happy to explain.  Said he saw 
>me
>passing trucks at a high rate of speed in his mirror, wonder if the 
>redness
>of my car helped him spot me.  He then came around a blind corner, 
>slammed
>on his brakes, and waited on the right hand shoulder.  Zapped me with
>instant on KA rearward same lane radar.  He explained to me that 
>radar
>detectors are useless now a days with the technology most the troopers 
>have,
>said he's gots 32 bits of technologies in his radar system:)  He said 
>he can
>even hit cars behind him, while moving, and get accurate speeds, even 
>across
>three lanes if he tells the radar to do that, all instant on of 
>course.
>Another $188, at least VT won't tell NY about that one.  I also 
>promptly
>asked about reciprocity and he said that doesn't happen, phew.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Alexander van Gerbig -- '90 90q20v -- '88 80t (R.I.P)
>
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