I slow down going 20 in a 65 due to the care for a cop car pulled over someone on the right shoulder. A car was beside me in the left lane while I got my left indicator on. Plus I pass a sign saying no trucks should be in the left lane at that moment so I slow down to 20mph to pass the officer safely. He gave me a ticket saying “he don’t care if a car was beside me “ or “if I slow down to 5mph “. So he wrote on the ticket “there was no vehicle in the left lane hindering me from moving over “ when there was actually a car beside me that didn’t wanna yield to me though I got my left indicator on cause I’m in a big truck at that time. Can I fight this with a lawyer or I’m ####ed
Can a move over law affect CDL?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by eagle8769, Nov 9, 2019.
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Yes what state please. If I had to guess it's either OH, PA or WVa. Either 70, 80 or 40 respectively.
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I’m putting my money on IL.
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Yes it can affect CDL among other things.
IL is a #### good bet. I'll slide my cash and pitch in for IL too.
Traffic control devices and so on.truckdriver31 and mjd4277 Thank this. -
If what you say is true then that is just one more power trippin' cop.
I would fight it, plus have cameras at all angles. It unfortunately seems necessary these days.Crude Truckin', Bean Jr., truckdriver31 and 4 others Thank this. -
Slow down & let car pass then move over. Look ahead for these situations.
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99% of the time the LEO are aware if traffic is beside you.
They need to crack down on this nationwide.
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