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2naSalit

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21. State of Georgia...
Mon Feb 7, 2022, 04:39 PM
Feb 2022

Back in the day, would impound the rigs that went really fast, like so many of mine, they not only arrested you, they would take the axles off the tractors and put it on a train back to your home state so you could deal with the costs there. I made a point of staying far away from there because I was fast runner and could not afford the cost of getting busted for speeding there.

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I bet the army could handle it Fiendish Thingy Feb 2022 #1
I was going to say this CanonRay Feb 2022 #16
i bet on the tanks samsingh Feb 2022 #17
Ummm TheRealNorth Feb 2022 #2
Impossible? Yeah, that seems like a stupid concern. zaj Feb 2022 #4
So arrest the drivers and remove them from their vehicles. RockRaven Feb 2022 #3
How about "move it or lose it". Confiscate the trucks as a public hazard on a thoroughfare. justhanginon Feb 2022 #5
Set up a perimeter. Nothing in or out. They want a siege - give it to them. Runningdawg Feb 2022 #6
it's simple really soryang Feb 2022 #7
Ding ding ding WINNER!!! applegrove Feb 2022 #8
You don't even need to seize the keys /nt sdfernando Feb 2022 #9
That's the correct answer!! 2naSalit Feb 2022 #20
Dismantle them in place and dump the parts in that parking lot. Use torch on toughest bits. . nt Bernardo de La Paz Feb 2022 #10
State of Georgia... 2naSalit Feb 2022 #21
I'll do it. I have an acetylene torch. Girard442 Feb 2022 #11
Break-in and hotwire them. Drive them to the impound. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Feb 2022 #12
What about access for fire trucks and EMS vehicles? LastDemocratInSC Feb 2022 #13
Cut or disconnect the brake lines and pressurize them with an external source. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Feb 2022 #14
They'll come up with something. Those rigs are too valuable to either let sit or be ruined PortTack Feb 2022 #15
a daily fine might do the trick or enrich the treasury samsingh Feb 2022 #18
There is always a way, but never the will... LuvLoogie Feb 2022 #19
Drag it out with a bulldozer, the more of the truck that is destroyed the greater incentive there is dem4decades Feb 2022 #22
Maybe if they flattened one truck with a tank or a front end loader...... applegrove Feb 2022 #23
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