sa police

Posted by: bigone3443

30th Nov 2010 01:04am

how meany people out there have just been driving along and then been pulled over by police that could not tell you the reason.' revonew'

MikeT

12th Feb 2011 03:37pm

In a word- not for many years (aside from RBTs). I've travelled every Australian state over past few years, although it's some time since I went to NT. When I was a youngster on motorbikes, however, I was pulled over frequently. It depends on what you look like, what you're driving/riding, and what you're doing at the time. Driving a lowered "ricer", a "BS ute", a Falcadore with aftermarket bits, or a daggy looking car with faded paint increases your chances of being pulled over.

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