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Subscribe to this threadBusted: UK Police cruisers caught speeding get tickets
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BKadalur @ May 7th 2007 7:17PM
the purpose of the lights is to get others to move out of your way so you can speed safely. not having them on and speeding is too open to abuse. if you're chasing someone, have your lights on. emergency calls, again lights on. if it's an emergency, get there fast and let people know to move out of the way. i'm quite sick of cruising on the highway 5-10 mph above the limit knowing i can't go faster because i will get a ticket, only to see a police officer zoom past me 10-15mph faster than me. a law is a law, they have no legitimate reason to speed, so i think they deserve to pay the same consequences as regular citizens.