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Posted by: trel

A pick up truck is traveling with people in the bed of the truck. What can you charge the driver with?

Posted by: 94c

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Originally Posted by trel

A pick up truck is traveling with people in the bed of the truck. What can you charge the driver with?

90-13

Posted by: trel

Thanks!! Do you know the penalty for that?

Posted by: 94c

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Posted by: trel

Thanks again 94c

Posted by: Rock

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Originally Posted by 94c

90-13

How is that impeded operation? Did you mean 90-13A?

How about Unsecure load.....

Posted by: mpr4601

Under 90-13

No person shall operate a motor vehicle, commonly known as a pick-up truck, nor shall the owner permit it to be operated, for a distance more than five-miles, in excess of five-miles per hour, with persons under twelve years of age in the body of such truck, unless such truck is part of an official parade, or has affixed to it a legal “Owner Repair” or “Farm” license plate or a pick-up truck engaged in farming activities.

Posted by: Mozzarella

There's a catch for dogs also!

Posted by: SinePari

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Originally Posted by trel

A pick up truck is traveling with people in the bed of the truck. What can you charge the driver with?

Are they going to Wal Mart to buy Confederate flags and ammo?

Posted by: trel

No person shall operate a motor vehicle, commonly known as a pick-up truck, nor shall the owner permit it to be operated, for a distance more than five-miles, in excess of five-miles per hour, with persons under twelve years of age in the body of such truck, unless such truck is part of an official parade, or has affixed to it a legal “Owner Repair” or “Farm” license plate or a pick-up truck engaged in farming activities.

So if they are over 12 can you still use this?

Posted by: bbelichick

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Originally Posted by Mozzarella

There's a catch for dogs also!

90-22H

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