Do you think slowing down but not coming to a complete stop on private property like a mall is a traffic violation?
6 Answers to "Do you think slowing down but not coming to a complete stop on private property like a mall is a traffic violation?"
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In many jurisdictions the traffic laws don't apply to private property. Check your local laws.
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That is what I thought. I turned left from the parking lane right into a stop sign for the pedestrians crosswalk. No one was in the crosswalk so I proceeded. I was ticketed and went to court to fight it. Court officer said I was ticketed for "Unsportsmanlike conduct" his words (really it was unsafe operation of a motor vehicle)
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They are a money collection (tax) service. Their decision has almost nothing to do with law or justice.
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It is a different violation under statutes in most places. i.e. they can only get you for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle. Easy to contest because it then becomes an opinion of the cop. But if you hit someone, the evidence is at the hands of the cop.
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Traffic accidents in parking lots are under police jursidiction, so if there's a stop sign, better stop
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That's just the cops ripping off your money just like the cashiers were going to do.
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Depends on how the area is zoned. Its a silly rule.
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Posted by dangerbabe Nov 9th, 2012 at 2:03PM
Who's going to give me a ticket? The mall cops? Good luck.
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