Yes, but my situation applies to drivers who are hanging out in the leftmost lane (not counting HOVs). And you are correct that it is a good idea to allow time to plan for a pass.

In my state, all-white lightbars/emergency lighting is illegal. That guy would get suplexed in court eight times over. So long as your coworker keeps himself properly restrained, there won’t be any problems.

Some jurisdictions expect you to move over if a vehicle is moving faster than you from behind, even if you’re going the speed limit. There’s a very good reason for this: If the driver behind you gets impatient and attempts a pass on the right side — that is an unsafe pass that was prompted by your behavior.

A good question. The transmission on them has a bad reliability rate compared to the Crown Victoria.

A good guide, mate. As the owner of a former police cruiser, this is all pretty much spot on. Though the reason some departments use Tahoes is because they work well — they’re roomy, enough space for multiple suspects (no need to spend $20,000 on a basic paddy wagon), and they can muscle other cars around in a chase…

Says the guy who hasn’t been rescued by a civilian in an old police cruiser from a busy intersection because his old Chevy S-10 crapped out in the turn lane.

If there’s ONE thing I’m glad for my ex-cop car, it’s the ability to “persuade” left lane campers to get the frig over into the slow lane with its mere presence. Barring that, I could just flash my spotlight at my hood, and it would get the message across. (It’s illegal to point the spotlight directly at traffic.)

Any light bar could be installed, sure, but the legality of it is dependent on what color the lights emit. Here in WA, Red, Blue, White are illegal. Yellow is for utility purposes (traffic advisory, overheight/overload pilot cars, construction, etc). So any civilian vehicle that has a light bar on top has to be…

Ford already supports Kaepernick. This hit the news a while ago.

I’m sorry, I can’t hear your bitch-ass screaming over the sound of my 4.6 liter, eight cylinders of Freedomium™.

Would a 2010 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor qualify for Radwood? It’s a line that started in 1997 for fleet sales.

Since the camera is connected to a wireless system, it’s possible for that to get hacked and broadcast the video picture outside of actual racing which would create issues of protecting “trade secrets”.

I got to say...investigative journalism like this is what we need in America.

Jason. I’m still waiting for that transcript. I can’t listen to podcasts because of my hearing impairment. As an FFXIV player from the 1.0 era, I am very interested in anything involving Koji Fox.

Iiiiiit’s lawsuit-o-clock!

As a FFXIV 1.0 player, I’m very interested in this podcast. But as I am deaf, I cannot follow along. Can you provide a transcript, please?

This is my complaint. Their newer games are locked to windows 10. Ick.

Cool, Blizzard continues their streak of not adding subtitles to their promotional/lore videos. Fuck them.

Time for a criminal prosecution. And it needs to rail Goodyear in the ass, and out the mouth.

The one in the Chrysler 300 got nailed by the cops.