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Why the hell would you think I don't understand english? I am just saying that it should be kept allowed and I explain why, that means I don't understand english?

because you quoted me and then started arguing a completely different point... last time i checked, you rebut the point made

I know you're gonna be smart and say, "wheres the link then?" well here you go: http://www.forum.convoytrucking.net/index.php/topic,10407.msg52609.html#msg52609]I didn't want to search for it just for a quick comment so there you go. And don't complain to me about him saying "police" instead of "cops" its the same thing.

oh thats weird, i thought this topic was about camping... not raising the speed limit.....
Lemme change my statement: And next time don't try and make up quotes change change quotes context from mick, cause i started the topic to allow or disallow it. 
and heres a link to the the ACTUAL topic: my topic history doesn't go back far enough... so i'll post a link to the closest topic i can find by me http://www.forum.convoytrucking.net/index.php/topic,5288.msg27006.html#msg27006 

Shows that you are being immature.

says the one who is flaming

Just because they are stopped that means they are idling

It dam well used to. And it still bloody well should

I posted the link to where I got it.  Nothing made up about that.

ThomasKirkman

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The quote isn't yours, the comment was addressed at Nitrochegs (thats why he is quoted in my post)

1. Police Idling - I was parked along the road observing traffic and writing tickets, doing weight checks and such along with another Motor Officer. We were both kicked for idling while doing our jobs.
We were camping, not idling which is allowed from what I read here.

this is exactly why Camping should not be allowed

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Camping should be kept allowed. As Kirkman said, cops do it in real life, don't like it? Go to Truckmania and complain there.
The only reason why people are complaining is because they speed and don't want to /pay, they just want to come up with stuff to make life as a cop on CVT harder. As Mick said, cops need to make money too, and they make more money by camping in high traffic areas, I guess, same as truckers, they want to get to the destinations faster, so they take shortcuts and take roadtrain.


Its called being smart, and being smart shouldn't be disallowed. You would make less money running all around the map issuing tickets and weighing then staying in a high traffic area. Also useful to catch oncoming wanted players. As I always say "Think smart, not hard"

you clearly don't speak or understand English. Camping shouldn't be allowed as it stops any confusion over idling.


And next time don't try and make up quotes from mick, cause i started the topic to allow or disallow it. 

1. Police Idling - I was parked along the road observing traffic and writing tickets, doing weight checks and such along with another Motor Officer. We were both kicked for idling while doing our jobs.[/size]
We were camping, not idling which is allowed from what I read here.

this is exactly why Camping should not be allowed

3. Ramming - I hear this all the time and see it. "Stupid cop rammed me." What I see and experience most often is this. We cite a trucker who instead of pulling over and stopping when being advised he has tickets will keep hauling arss and then suddenly locks his brakes up stopping in just a few feet. The police cruiser/bike that CAN NOT stop in that short a distance slams into the rear end of the truck. Also, in some instances there is some lag involved. In order for police to activate the (submission key) they need to be fairly close to the person they intent so cite/weigh. So if we come up behind you and you hit the brakes and we slam into the back of the truck, give us a break. Not all ramming is intentional, most likely it is a combination of speed and game dynamics.

This is why it is it was fine and leave, not follow. It prevents truckers from doing this.

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