Nah, I'm pretty sure I read it correctly. He drives a tow truck and he let it roll back into another vehicle. I stand by my previous statement even more now that he thinks because the truck only rolled back a foot he is not at fault. Whether it is rolling or being propelled backwards its still backing. I've been driving 6+ years and never hit anything. well, I hit a deer once but it ran out in front of me. That thing exploded like I've never seen before!
Improper backing ticket
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I'm laughing my ### off To some of these comments
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Go get your CDL, no big deal. It was on private property anyway; wonder why the cop was on private property? Ask a lawyer about the private property issue.
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Another factor to look into: If it is in fact a "private" road, verify that the law enforcement agency that issued the citation has jurisdiction on this road. In many areas if they do not have an agreement with the home owners association, or legal "owner" of such road, then the citation is null and void. I have seen it in the past where someone calls the police in regards to a reckless driver, speeder, etc, on a private road, and the response is " We can't do anything about it, it is a private road" If that is the case with the road in question, then there is your out.
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