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    Quote Originally Posted by Kittyhawk View Post
    Im a person who wears glasses and have been stopped on occasions while out riding. I wear contacts for riding because glasses are a hassle..............
    Funny, I wear glasses while riding cos the wind bugs my contacts. I wear contacts when I 'boarding but always wear goggles so thats a bit different. Don't want to crash on my face in the snow with glasses frames inside my goggles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pancakes View Post
    Funny, I wear glasses while riding cos the wind bugs my contacts. I wear contacts when I 'boarding but always wear goggles so thats a bit different. Don't want to crash on my face in the snow with glasses frames inside my goggles.
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    I've had one over zealous Cop try ta do me for not wearing glasses. Just laughed and moved my contact with one finger
    I am ether wearing my glasses or contacts if driving or riding. I'm that short-sighted without them, that it is NOT safe for me ta ride or drive without them. If they catch me doing so, I'd hope that they do take me off the road.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder View Post
    Can the officer 'lawfully' require you to hand over your licence if he/she is so inclined?

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    Yep. Fail to produce it, and instant fine. Checks on the computor, since you won't have your licence with ya, will also show that you have to wear glasses.

    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk Control View Post
    Could always just slide it around on your eye (usually makes peoples eyes water or makes then a little squeamish I've found).
    Nah... picking up pieces of diced and sliced human after being chopped up by a mega large train in the night before the stray cats and dogs arrive to tuck in... that makes one a little squeamish... A contact being moved? Pfftttt....

    Quote Originally Posted by pritch008 View Post
    I would be happy for the cop to do that if he had witnessed driving that suggested the person was as blind as a bat and a danger behind the wheel.

    That'd make it safer for me...
    Keys can be taken and other "arrangements" made....

    Quote Originally Posted by Pancakes View Post
    Stuff fiddling with my contacts, especially as you've probably just got your licence out of your wallet. Wallet = money and how dirty is money?

    Nup, I wouldn't touch it at all but you can see contacts in your eyes. If you've had lasik or whatever surely you'd tell the cop, if they don't buy it get all their details and the address where you send your protest or whatever form to and send them a copy of some proof of the surgery?
    Someone ever had a note tested to see what is on it? I bet it is as filthy as a real filthy thing...

    The details are all on the ticket... cops number, address to write to, and the 0800 free phone number... or were you after a date???

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    Quote Originally Posted by deanohit View Post
    Maybe if you run into a good cop. My brother tried that excuse, the officer then asked to pop a contact out
    I'd tell said officer to go and get fucked. He has to PROVE you're lying.
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    my contacts can be seen on my eyes. they have a blue tint so i can see them when im putting them in

    i have never been asked about them when i have been pulled over tho... does that happen often

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    ....................Someone ever had a note tested to see what is on it? I bet it is as filthy as a real filthy thing...
    Damn straight, I've never been asked to prove I have mine in either. I guess I look like I can see where I'm going?!

    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    The details are all on the ticket... cops number, address to write to, and the 0800 free phone number... or were you after a date???
    Nah, my wife's still got her school uniform so I don't need a cop for nuthin'! I was just pointing out that getting a ticket doesn't meen you've "got" a ticket. You don't have to nut it out on the side of the road with the cop. You can surely present proof that you've had surgery if you really have. Dr can write a letter etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pancakes View Post
    Nah, my wife's still got her school uniform so I don't need a cop for nuthin'!
    Heh, there was this cop I knew of, he liked three or four ways.... he's a little "busy" these days tho...

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    oookaaaaayy.... thanks Patrick,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pancakes View Post
    oookaaaaayy.... thanks Patrick,
    Sheesh... sense of humour gone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    Sheesh... sense of humour gone?
    nah mate, that made me laugh hard out!
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    One way I used to use was to ask a contact lens wearer to keep their head still and look to the side... you could clearly see the edge of the contact lenses. Very easy little test.

    If you tell a cop to "get F'd" as so helpfully suggested above, you are just asking for a ticket aren't ya.

    Basically if your driving behaviour is fine and there is no sign that the lack of glasses is impeding their ability to drive, why would you sting them $400 for breaching the conditions of their licence? That would be a tad harsh me thinks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    Heh, there was this cop I knew of, he liked three or four ways.... he's a little "busy" these days tho...
    Quote Originally Posted by Pancakes View Post
    oookaaaaayy.... thanks Patrick,
    Was thinking... you're always wanting to shoot things, send them your way, a win win situation kind of thing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toaster View Post
    One way I used to use was to ask a contact lens wearer to keep their head still and look to the side... you could clearly see the edge of the contact lenses. Very easy little test.

    If you tell a cop to "get F'd" as so helpfully suggested above, you are just asking for a ticket aren't ya.

    Basically if your driving behaviour is fine and there is no sign that the lack of glasses is impeding their ability to drive, why would you sting them $400 for breaching the conditions of their licence? That would be a tad harsh me thinks.
    Spot on... can be seen if ya want to look. Bad attitude = quota ticket every time.

    Hardly ever check out the contacts/glasses unless they were stopped for doing blind as dumb shit, otherwise, "carry on, have a nice day."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    Was thinking... you're always wanting to shoot things, send them your way, a win win situation kind of thing...
    I can shoot my mouth off pretty good! Hehehehehe
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