Most of the side streets between Columbia and Hancock have seen them pop up in the last few weeks.
They're decent as speed humps (not bumps) go. They do discourage excessive speed without the too-typical result of creaking springs at anything over 8 MPH.
A little surprised to see paving/adding in the middle of winter, but they've held up so far - will be interesting to see how they do into spring/summer.
Passengers do not have to identify themselves by name or address upon request by a police officer, unless perhaps when the officer is trying to issue you a citation (if you're not wearing a seatbelt)
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Bird St has speed bumps now.
Bird St has speed bumps now. Was just wondering this am what that would do to your car if you sped over them.
Most of the side streets
Most of the side streets between Columbia and Hancock have seen them pop up in the last few weeks.
They're decent as speed humps (not bumps) go. They do discourage excessive speed without the too-typical result of creaking springs at anything over 8 MPH.
A little surprised to see paving/adding in the middle of winter, but they've held up so far - will be interesting to see how they do into spring/summer.
A fanny pack
I think that right there would be grounds for arrest by the Fashion Police.
What is this? 1990?
It's practical.
It's practical.
His parachute pants don't have a belt and would never hold up the weight of a holster.
Tell me you know nothing
Tell me you know nothing about crime without telling me..
Fanny parks are everywhere. They’re very, very commonly used by violent people to hide their guns. This has been going on for years. Years.
- a Boston Cop
Wow
You must be fun at parties.
Lighten up Francis, it was a joke.
Passengers do not have to
Passengers do not have to identify themselves by name or address upon request by a police officer, unless perhaps when the officer is trying to issue you a citation (if you're not wearing a seatbelt)
That threw me too until I got
That threw me too until I got to the part about not wearing a seatbelt..
Massachusetts law
allows magazines with a capacity of no more than 10 rounds.
Oh no not the tactical fanny
Oh no not the tactical fanny pack