lol I would have just laid on the horn!

 

as a cop i would have wrote you a bunch of tickets if you did that no offense

 

Being from California, 99% of what is said in this thread makes absolutely no sense to me.

 

umm its a family badge he gave me

 

arrest? u kindding me? fuck that..

 

u mad cause you dont have one? if this makes you feel any better i been pulled over abbout 15 tims in my civic i had for tints, hids, muffler, music tail lights black, speendong(one time only... 72 in a 55) never got a ticket... my tl two times in the summer loud music.... speeding 45 in a 35 tints 2 times and i got caught doing a burn out and no tickets... go ahead get mad more cry baby cry.. bash me im waiting...

 

i dont even know where i was at.. ill tell you when i get the ticket lmao.. i know i was on webster around the auto zone

 

lmaooo nice pic

 

you guys think i could win this ticket? i mean i dont understand there was 5 traffic agents there and they just standing there writing tickets... why cant they be directing traffic then write the tickets....

 

just for being mean, to answer your question, I hope you don't. Remember that this will bite you in the ass one day...

 

its okay i can take a bite.... anyone els?

 

I don't take advantage of it but being that I had a civic with motor work it was kinda loud but it sounded strong not like those fart cans. as you can see I only been pulled over for spending and it was like 10-15 mph over not like 80 mph in a 55. when I get pulled over I turn on all my lights and bring down all my windows and put my key on top of the car and when the cops pull up to me they always ask "are you on the job" I say no and they say " oh cause we do this also" and I don't show them my badge they see it when I open my wallet and they ask about it and let me go. its not like I wait for them to pull up and show them

 

tu estas loco

1. nyc traffic agents are dicks
2. they make minimum wage
3. they're just doing their job
4. what could you possibly get a ticket for blocking the box? standing on a crosswalk?
5. hit me up if you need a lawyer I can get you out of the ticket

 

a lawyer cost more then the ticket lmaooo.. btw about how much will that ticket be... i feel like im back in high school when i use to cut and check the mail and take the cut cards and throw it out so my pops or moms wont see it lol, now im checking the mail everyday so my father wont see that ticket because even doe the cars under my name he will say somethiing lol

 

If you don't receive a ticket after a week I would call them and ask you to check your record. After enough time, they will issue a warrant for your arrest for the unpaid ticket(after a few years that is, not any time soon) but they can suspend your registration after 6 months or something like that.

If you have the ticket, just pay it, and it will be over

 

[QUOTE=mglax13;10427972]It's an NYPD traffic agent. They write tickets to actual NYPD cops when they are parked near the precinct with their placard in the window. They don't care that you're relative is a cop.

I don't know where you got that from, if you are a cop displaying your placard near your station house aka precint, and you get a ticket which i doubt it, all you have to do is go down to Traffic Headquarters on Brooklyn and show them you badge and id and will be tossed immediately! trust me on that one!! It really have to be a Badass Traffic Agent, to go to your car displaying a NYPD Restricted Parking Placard on you windshield near a precint where cops are given those permits for that purpose and still give you a ticket! Mayor Bloomberg stated that all city permits were to be reduced by certain percentage and should only be used only when working for the city or the department, and still people park near bus stops, hydrants, no standing zones, ect...and traffic agents show them curtesy!

 

I know...I was thinking the same thing...scan my car??agents in the streets?
Makes you appreciate how nice we have it on the gold coast
I wonder how many agent shootings there are in NYC..or follow home blanket parties?
A different life style out east for sure

 

i always wait to make sure im not blocking a intersection but i was behind a big van and he took off really fast like as if there was no one in front of him and then just stoped so when he took off i took off and i got fucked

 

can you imagine street agents in LA? The LAPD would be too busy investigating shootings and manslaughter cases to enforce any traffic laws... gotta love CA!

 

I think this rant by OP was about what in Los Angeles would be called the Parking Enforcement Bureau, or "meter maids," that enforce parking regs, meters, control traffic as necessary, etc. in LA. IIRC, Culver City, Santa Monica and several other smaller cities also have separate, non-peace-officer depts. for parking enforcement as well.

 

I HATE METER MAIDS!!!

I thought this was about moving traffic though... am I right NYers? Educate some West Coasters, will ya?

 

I have no love for traffic agents. Once an agent gave me a blatantly B.S. parking ticket. I called 311 and filed a complaint. An investigator from my local precinct dropped the ticket and hopefully got the agent disciplined.
Instead of being calm and thinking things through you assaulted a civil servant and abused a PBA badge (your uncle must be proud).

Dont blame the traffic agent, its not their fault. The blame should rest on our money hungry mayor. He decided that the city could make a ton of money by allowing regular traffic agents to give moving violation tickets. Specifically "in the box" tickets. Beleive me the agents are very happy about it either.

http://gothamist.com/2008/09/15/traf...w_block_th.php

Since September 10th, when blocking the box was changed from a moving violation to a parking violation, the NYPD has issued over 1,000 citations to the tune of $150 each. But some traffic cops have come out against the change because they say they're ill-equipped to deal with traffic stops, which are "one of the most dangerous interactions even police officers engage in," according to Anthony Miranda of the National Latino Officers Association. He tells WNYC that NYPD officers "have specialized training specifically for the purposes of car stops. Traffic enforcement agents do not. They do not even have training in non-lethal weapons." In response, Deputy Commissioner Paul Browne released a statement wondering, "Where's he been? Traffic enforcement has always been a difficult and often dangerous job for TEAs and police officers alike, particularly at busy intersections." And with the return of the squeegee men, it's only going to get worse!