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    jrcb

    No worries. I totally get why people think it’s a bullshit law, and I can’t find numbers saying what happens with idling vehicles that get stolen (crash rates, use in crimes, never recovered, et cetera), but still, it’s a problem that police are trying to curtail, and fines are the simplest way of doing it.

    You got me there.

    How about some of these? Granted, I checked a StatsCan link and it doesn’t divide it up by how the vehicles were stolen, but there is evidence out there saying that it’s a common enough issue.

    Considering everyone else (including the author) have already slipped down the slope, it’s not surprising.

    Yes, making laws for everything is ridiculous (granted, the Canadian Criminal Code covers a manslaughter charge for instances where you cut a hole in the ice in a publicly travelled area, fail to properly mark it, and someone falls in and dies, so lots of things are covered), but considering the frequency of people

    Suppose a kid steals your car and crashes it? Suppose an adult steals your car and crashes it? Harm can occur to others pretty easily with an automobile, so it’s not just a harm to yourself.

    “Will the police go around from house to house checking for unlocked doors? Will they require us to never leave anything in our backyards or to put up fences with locks? Will we have to put locks on our mailboxes?”

    How they use their turn signals, either improperly or not at all. If they’re cruising along with their left turn signal on in the right lane, I’m steering clear. Likewise, if someone thinks they’re Speed Racer weaving through traffic without signalling, I’m gonna hang back a bit.

    Not for traffic enforcement, but the day of the Parliament Hill shooting I saw a newer Subaru Outback and a second gen Escape fly by with reds and blues flashing.

    Not enough duct tape.

    That tailgate is rad as hell.

    “I YEARN FOR DEATH YET THE VOLVO’S SAFETY TECHNOLOGIES WILL NOT ALLOW FOR ITS SWEET EMBRACE.”

    I think it looks like a puma.

    “Why don’t we get nice things like this here?! Of course we’ll buy them!”

    Hey Past CB,

    Is it worth the price difference over the GTI? Or are they different enough to not be comparable?

    “Seats seven” is kind of a misnomer. The trunk seats are for children, that’s it. I know this because I just sat in the trunk seats of an E-Class wagon, and boy was it not a great place to be for someone who’s nearly six feet tall.

    Excellent shots! I’m definitely looking forward to going to the show on Friday!

    I was going to say, at least we have the Micra. I should really go to a race this year before that goes belly up.