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In addition to handing out tickets to no-seatbelted drivers Amet (traffic police) is giving out tickets to people who talk on cell phones while driving. I was stopped yesterday for talking on my phone while I was stopped at a red light. Since the police man knew me some-what he let me go (any other circumstances, I would not have been so lucky).
Amet jumped off his bike and approached me as I was busy receiving the cell call. He read me the new law (article so and so); at first I was a bit confused then I realized of what he was talking about. Then he also realized that I knew him so he let me go with a warning and a handshake.
At first I was a bit surprised then I had realized for the first time that this country is beginning to resemble more and more like the 51st state.
What is next?.no drink and driving? Hahahaha (calm down all the politically correct citizens, I am only joking).
So be careful, always use seatbelts and avoid using cell phone while you drive. I would imagine the ticket would be about 500 pesos plus, all the hassle to get your license back.
Amet jumped off his bike and approached me as I was busy receiving the cell call. He read me the new law (article so and so); at first I was a bit confused then I realized of what he was talking about. Then he also realized that I knew him so he let me go with a warning and a handshake.
At first I was a bit surprised then I had realized for the first time that this country is beginning to resemble more and more like the 51st state.
What is next?.no drink and driving? Hahahaha (calm down all the politically correct citizens, I am only joking).
So be careful, always use seatbelts and avoid using cell phone while you drive. I would imagine the ticket would be about 500 pesos plus, all the hassle to get your license back.