Hypothetically, if you were a cop/sheriff/state trooper...

[Flatfoot]

...what would YOU pull people over for?

The aggravations I face on my daily commute, caused by other drivers, inspired me to create this thread. For a good month or so, I've noticed almost no cops on the highways near me (A lot of officers got laid off in Ohio.), and just recently, they started appearing again. I'm actually glad to see them! Don't get me wrong, I'm no angel on the roads. I've done my share of speeding in the past. I've mostly got it under control, now, thanks to cruise control (which ceases to function in my truck during the winter months, unfortunately.), but there seems to be no shortage of people pulled over for speeding. There's PLENTY of infractions I see that people should be pulled over for, and many get my blood boiling to the point that I think it's good that I'm too mentally stable to don a SCUBA suit purchased from the internet to become a vigilante highway superhero. So, back to the original question. What would YOU pull over other drivers for?

 

[Bugman]

Assuming I could, I would pop every moron I see talking on a cell phone or text messaging while driving. It's just too damn distracting. Can't tell you how many times the 35 footlong bus I'm driving has almost been hit by these fools. Happens at least once almost every day. If you can't see something that big coming, you need to put the phone down and pay attention.

 

[milagros317]

Changing lanes without signaling is a pet peeve of mine, so I'd pull them over for that.

 

[General Zod]

Changing lanes without signaling is a pet peeve of mine, so I'd pull them over for that.

Same here friend.

I would ticket people who follow too close.There is no reason for it.