:thumbs-up: Way to go!! Another bug hits the roadway!!!
As a retired "law enforcement officer" let me chime in here. I am not familiar with the laws of your state except as you stated here. Let me put it in my terms "How Stupid Is That Law"??? How in Gods name do they expect it to be enforced?? Do the "minds" at the legislature that came up with this really think that an officer is going to stop every vehicle displaying an "antique" tag and verify they are going to a show, a club function, etc?? Jeeze give me a break. If someone was stopped how are you going to verify it??? Follow them to the show, the meeting? Duhhh!! :roll: The author of that section of the registration law is brain dead. :withstupid:
If Georgia had a law like that and I was still active in enforcement, the odds of me stopping some one are "Slim To None" and Slim is out of town. I mean the car registered, it is mechanically safe, it has insurance and the driver is licensed. Why take any action?? Trust me I was a "Traffic Nazi" :twisted: no ifs, ands, or buts about it. I loved traffic enforcement period!! My motto was, " Take no guff, cut no slack, hook em and book em and don't look back." And if I would not stop someone then the law must really suck in my opinion. Now I am not telling you to "break the law" [-X but I personally think the laws of average are on your side that you will never be stopped. I think most officers would feel the importance of enforcement of this law is very very low. And as some of the others said there are some in uniform that would be an exception. OK I'm off my soapbox.
(Makes note to pick up some doughnuts on the way home)
