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Originally Posted by VIC4UF,Aug 10 2009, 03:42 PM
Could I get arrested for telling the Officer that I just moved here? I figured I could always say that I'm visiting. Unless the officer reads me my rights I'm not going to jail for lying. I drive my FIT as my daily and never had a problem.
Texas is funny. I see people driving cars with cracked windshield and cops don't pull them over. In Florida, there's zero tolerance for that and you will get a ticket. Illegal tints are not really focused on unless they need an excuse to pull you over.
So, if I tell the officer I'm visiting my girlfriend can he ask for work numbers or pull up my residence on his computer?
Texas is funny. I see people driving cars with cracked windshield and cops don't pull them over. In Florida, there's zero tolerance for that and you will get a ticket. Illegal tints are not really focused on unless they need an excuse to pull you over.
So, if I tell the officer I'm visiting my girlfriend can he ask for work numbers or pull up my residence on his computer?
Originally Posted by second2none,Aug 10 2009, 01:05 PM
I'm surprised your work doesn't make you switch to Texas policy since you drive a lot for work.
Originally Posted by second2none,Aug 10 2009, 01:05 PM
I'm surprised your work doesn't make you switch to Texas policy since you drive a lot for work.
Originally Posted by VIC4UF,Aug 10 2009, 01:10 PM
They just wanted to see that I had a clean driving history. They didn't know about the dead bodies in Atlanta or the keys I've sold in the Bahamas. J/K. 

Originally Posted by VIC4UF,Aug 10 2009, 03:42 PM
Could I get arrested for telling the Officer that I just moved here? I figured I could always say that I'm visiting. Unless the officer reads me my rights I'm not going to jail for lying. I drive my FIT as my daily and never had a problem.
Texas is funny. I see people driving cars with cracked windshield and cops don't pull them over. In Florida, there's zero tolerance for that and you will get a ticket. Illegal tints are not really focused on unless they need an excuse to pull you over.
So, if I tell the officer I'm visiting my girlfriend can he ask for work numbers or pull up my residence on his computer?
Texas is funny. I see people driving cars with cracked windshield and cops don't pull them over. In Florida, there's zero tolerance for that and you will get a ticket. Illegal tints are not really focused on unless they need an excuse to pull you over.
So, if I tell the officer I'm visiting my girlfriend can he ask for work numbers or pull up my residence on his computer?
The odds them catching you is very slim. But I did want you to know that there was a law that they can enforce that relates to your INS question.
Originally Posted by VIC4UF,Aug 10 2009, 04:10 PM
They just wanted to see that I had a clean driving history. They didn't know about the dead bodies in Atlanta or the keys I've sold in the Bahamas. J/K. 

Well, the sooner you take care of that stuff then the less you have to worry is what everyone is saying.
Originally Posted by lazymashi,Aug 10 2009, 01:15 PM
honestly vic, just go thru the little headache now... better than something happening and this situation getting worse...
you are going to reside here in tx, right?
you are going to reside here in tx, right?





