Originally Posted by
bbbean
Because, after all, inconvenient traffic laws are exactly like fundamental civil rights. Right to marry = being able to pass through intersection 15 seconds sooner? What could be a more appropriate comparison?
I do 80 mph on Interstate 5 through the San Onofre Border Patrol check point. The speed limit is 65. There are multiple LEO cars manning the checkpoint. This is done in full view of them. They never stop anyone. If I did the speed limit like a good "law abiding citizen" I would get rear ended, or incite road rage.
If I stopped on this red
http://goo.gl/maps/D5rEz , I would just feel silly. The image shows the typical crowd of pedestrians who frequent it.