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I'm an American (born and raised) and this is the first I've heard of it
by warent 9y ago
I'm an American (born and raised) and this is the first I've heard of it
- mc32 9y agoIt's mainly prevalent in the tristate area.
- mieseratte 9y agoSouth Carolinian - we don't, insofar as I'm aware, have the PBA card but it's a common enough thing to see folks with the local equivalent, a sticker, given for donating to the local PBA group on the lower-left hand corner of the rear windshield, such that an officer would see it when walking up to the window. Now I have no idea of it's efficacy, but I've bumped into a few folks who swear by it. Like the card it would be good for, at best, a warning on a speeding ticket or another basic moving violating. Of course I've gotten the same treatment by simply being respectful to the ticketing officer, so who knows? As gfodor mentioned[0], there are likely certain dynamics to the situation and I can imagine an officer seeing that as too on-the-chin. [0] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16208934 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16208934
- JauntTrooper 9y agoVirginia has a sticker as well.
- jamiethompson 9y agoWest Philadelphia?