Originally Posted by SteveS
there are some LEOs on this forum who might disagree with me, but IMO, that sort of thing happens to younger drivers far more than it does to those of us whose hair exhibits signs of "maturity" ... I got tagged with that and several other ticky-tacky violations as a young driver, but in recent years, I've had to really earn a traffic stop ...
MMM... yea, i guess. i have discussed this with multiple people here in Chicago. They say that because my plates are out of state i will be scrutinized harder than in-state people. I stick out. However, knowing I'm only here for a year means that I should not get my plates changed, nor will I. Texas > Illinois.
P.S. In case there was question of maturity. This was my first violation of any kind (parking or moving) since before I was 18. I am not a reckless driver. I am way too calculated and analytical of a person to be reckless.