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NJ Politician Proposes License Plates For Bicycles
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New Jersey: a never ending source of vaguely amusing disgust for the rest of the country. :mrgreen:
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There is already a thread about this. The proposal was withdrawn.
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Scanned for it and didn't see it. :shrug: My apologies.
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:lol:
"Excuse me sir, do you realise how fast you were going?"
"Well, it was a downhill stretch, so probably just above the speed limit"
"Exactly, you were speeding, now if you'll please hand over your license and registration"
"Registration? I'm in a lycra suit, where exactly am I meant to put it?"
"Ok, well if you'll just remain on your bicycle, I'll go check this out"
But I do like the comments on the website, that bicyclists should pay tax to pay for the road upkeep, as though a bike somehow damages the surface.
"Excuse me sir, do you realise how fast you were going?"
"Well, it was a downhill stretch, so probably just above the speed limit"
"Exactly, you were speeding, now if you'll please hand over your license and registration"
"Registration? I'm in a lycra suit, where exactly am I meant to put it?"
"Ok, well if you'll just remain on your bicycle, I'll go check this out"
But I do like the comments on the website, that bicyclists should pay tax to pay for the road upkeep, as though a bike somehow damages the surface.