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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe
Both my vehicles are diesel powered. For 20 years all my vehicles have been diesel, too!
The Mercedes 4-wheeler and the 6-wheeler diesel motorcoach.
This thread has given me a heads-up to already have thought it through to refusing to submit to testing or search.
They're going to have to flatbed or tow my vehicle(s) in. They're not doing any "random testing" unless it is a bona fide checkpoint of some type. Where everybody on a road or highway gets questioned.
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I dont know the law in texas so I can not comment there, In Pa(a few years ago it was tested) there is the complied consent law. If you have a drivers license(a privlidge-sorry for the spelling) you subject your self to unwarrented searches by law enforcement in the name of "SAFETY". Also if you are asked to submit to a field sobriety test and refuse you are automatticly guilty. I will try to find the law so I can post is. It is on the top portion of the DL (the part you tear off imagine that) that by signing this document you are agreeing to pa law blah blah blah. I dont know what the outcome was though...................
It was a farmer that was driving his tractor across a public road to access his other field. Tractor got dipped and guess what it had red fuel in it. It was a pretty big deal up in the wiliamsport area. The farmer closed the road to through traffic, His family had allowed access to then revoked it. It was a good story to follow about government abuses.