A clean driving record with 220 tickets?!

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[@edwardgreenjr167]

"it's not about enforcement/protection, it's all about the money" Truer words were never spoken.

[@magnus4g63]

What makes anyone think that government officials are even trying to protect us? A government is not analogous to a hired security guard. Governments do not come into existence as social service organizations or as private firms seeking to please consumers in a competitive market. Instead, they are born in conquest and nourished by plunder. They are, in short, well-armed gangs intent on organized crime. Yes, rulers have sometimes come to recognize the prudence of protecting the herd they are milking and even of improving its ‘infrastructure’ until the day they decide to slaughter the young bulls, but the idea that government officials seek to promote my interests or yours is little more than propaganda-unless, of course, you happen to belong to the class of privileged tax eaters who give significant support to the government and therefore receive in return a share of the loot. Robert Higgs

[@glue_manchu1446]

It's about decreasing the severity of an accident when someone cuts u off or slams on the brakes. Speeding not only reduces your time to react but also reduces the control u have over your vehicle and increases the likelihood of a fatal crash. Here North American we stuck at driving, we cant zipper, wait at lights or even check mirrors. But u want people to b able to go 200 kmph.

[@edwardgreenjr167]

@@glue_manchu1446 Bullsh-t. 100%. Educate yourself on the history of speed limits especially in the US. What was once a response to the oil crisis, was never changed back in most areas. All while cars have become exponentially more safe since the 70s. Counties have been caught and sued successfully for creating speed zones for the sole purpose of generating revenue for themselves. I have much more respect for the state troopers in my area that actually sit out in the open to prevent issues, rather then hide, ticket, then hide again. That is blatant motive for the budget and not the safety of the people. Nowhere in my original post did I insinuate anyone should be allowed to drive 100mph because they feel like it. But to take the 'speed kills' stance screams ignorance.

[@mkuehn5450]

@@edwardgreenjr167 " But to take the 'speed kills' stance screams ignorance." i'd hate to be called ignorant for arguing with physics. try to keep your discussion to one topic, swapping from illegal police behavior to safety issues is diversionary. at 0:50 he touches in the topic of the problem of different speeds causing issues, do you agree, or disagree? his proposal of "elitist" licensing permits is advocating the very issue he outlines in the referenced segment. classic Kruger Dunning to over estimate your abilities, very few drivers will admit to being "bad" or "unsafe" please differentiate between driving for pleasure and driving for "business" including those commuting, driving for transportation or commerce reasons. i have vehicles i drive "for pleasure" and when i drive "for business" i work towards an "uneventful" trip. in the latter case, driving is preventing me from doing what i want to be doing. i would not like to be the one arguing speed limits against the professionals that have done the work determining the values. Rob Ferretti comes across as a spoiled child only concerned with his immediate needs, with very little awareness of others.

[@ingdolci]

@@glue_manchu1446 Speed reduces distance to react not time. you react in the same time. actually if you are really speeding usually you are way more alert and paying more attention to what you are doing. The control you have on your vehicle doesn't change, you can control the same steering wheel and the same pedals, is the way your vehicle reacts that is different due to inertia. There are no evidence you are more likely to crash, of course in the event of a crash consequences will be more severe.

[@badgeftw4520]

Today Rob spaghetti says he cooked 220 meatballs but still has a clean stove

[@VINwiki]

Ok. Although I hate the spaghetti comments, this one was contextually perfect. Have a heart.

[@rachelleb.2392]

Hahaha, so good!

[@Mr.Beastforpresident]

Spaghettis wife after watching this video " I'll take ' Makeup, Hair, Nails & Shopping ' for 220 Meatballs, Alex. "

[@NoahLinebarrier]

@Sean Price You mean love and respect everyone except The President and The Police

[@UroChesia]

@@VINwiki oh snap, i just thought everyone saw it as fun. out of all the youtube toxic comments my perspective saw that as silly. me and others come to any video rob is on to see what slick silly pasta related comments someone can have. at least its not people being hurtful or mean. i really didnt think it was mean. but i respect you dude so its made me rethink my perspective.. but thats life, it just takes one person to shed a light from a different perspective to allow one to make a different and more informed perspective based thought.

[@abramspearman9046]

“ you’re in jersey everyone does this.” Probably the best quote ever.

[@CPWither]

Abram Spearman the best part is, is that he is right coming from somebody who is from New Jersey

[@MYVP.]

the most relatable quote ever

[@DanDuffy071]

I can confirm this is true

[@abramspearman9046]

MYVP true, true.

[@davidmitchell7575]

New Jersey is the only place where you can be cruising at 110 on the turnpike and get passed 😂😂

[@Liladelph]

"I saw the inflatable bear, not the cop... shit." *Ohh Rob...*

[@tobbertire]

Was that a super troopers reference?

[@HighMagnitudeGT]

tobbertire yes

[@tacticalkyuubi8147]

Precious af

[@you_cant_see_me_3000]

It's all about the money. I got probably 20+ speeding tickets as a younger person. After getting my license revoked and insurance issues, I finally starting hiring a lawyer. Then the courts would just take the cash and keep it off my record. They have zero interest in safety. It's all about the money.

[@PSOnoni]

B S sadly it is like this outside of just traffic violations. One of my friends has an “interesting” occupation and it is the same ordeal. Throw enough money and things are ok.

[@JJM2222]

@Rusty Climber dont bitch about choices you made that changed the course of your life. Some people cant fly due to things outside of their control. You have your class 1 medical cert yet?

[@TheAdvisor6440]

Wish I had the money to just pay shit man

[@tony_5156]

Judge needs the cash for his next golf session ya know?

[@hussainmohammad7875]

Wait so, you're saying how I can just get a traffic lawyer and every time I get a ticket he can just dismiss them?

[@jakegingrich7214]

Tickets arn't the issue, it's demerit points, losing license, jail time. Car confiscation. I would love if I could only get away with paying tickets.

[@qmarq]

JMGRICH what’s demerit

[@nicolasrmarca9642]

A few months ago a guy in Toronto got his brand new AM Vantage seized and jail time for doing 160 in a 40 school zone

[@jakegingrich7214]

@@qmarq it's what the Canadian goverment hands out for traffic violations, too many of them, and you lose your license for a while...

[@qmarq]

Ah. I dont think we have such thing here in Europe.

[@nicolasrmarca9642]

100O0-qmarq my friend lost a point for speeding and nearly threw up

[@brettbilger1390]

Rob [to a cop]: You're just doing your job and I'm doing mine.

[@frankmagana1408]

Brett Bilger “i do what i do best, i speed excessively . You do what you do best, try to stop guys like me”

[@mattyp6908]

I can literally hear him saying that in his voice in my head 😂

[@Superfireben]

Frank Magana Heat

[@jonathanmarks4921]

We all knew exactly who this was gonna be

[@mattconley9589]

Facts

[@slayr2256]

Too true

[@hunterjones9822]

"Serve and Protect" really means "Fine and Collect"

[@billybobjoe198]

I always say observe and collect. Every single interaction a cop has with a civvie gets recorded and logged. They always ask where you work, where you're going, who you're going to meet. Cops are sub human.

[@Vykk_Draygo]

I've never once been fined. Been pulled over three time. Once for expired reg (my fault, I was young and dumb, just fixed it, and paid the filing fee, which is like $10), once for not stopping before turning (I absolutely did, she just didn't see, and she believed me), and another time for expired tags, but they were valid, just not marked in the system (cop saw the reg tag after I pulled over, and he straight up told me never mind, his bad). Just don't speed, and don't be a fool, and you won't get tickets. And I drive a loud Mustang, regularly hitting 5-7k RPM, so I'm not exactly being quiet (but there is no ordinance against noisy cars where I live in Texas).

[@Flirken1]

I always say cops oppress and neglect not serve and protect.

[@simonjmeyers]

So basically if you want to be a compulsive speeder you should be a cop... lol

[@juhthreef]

only if you live in a state where consideration is given to other cops.

[@chipshonk]

my dad did it. worked for 10 years, I could never put on a uniform though

[@drsta804]

@@juhthreef what state doesn't?

[@juhthreef]

@@drsta804 AZ comes to mind. And a lot of southern states will not extend courtesy to nothern cops. I know cops who've been pulled over in FL and given tickets for speeding. Officer who pulled him over literally said "your not one of us".

[@gunnergrant12]

@@juhthreef Arizona cops are odd. Just the other day I had a supercharged mustang GT come up next to me (im in a SRT Hellcat) and enticed me, then proceeded to run and I chased him. We messed around until we got stopped at a light...I look over and he smiles....whilst wearing his Phoenix PD uniform....

[@MaxSpeedMike]

As soon as I saw the title, I knew it couldn't have been anyone other than Rob Ferreti. I love his best cop moments videos. He's logical when it comes to traffic tickets, and I love his style of "uh oh, my California license is suspended. Time to get a Florida license!"

[@brightmoor]

Ha! Same here. As soon as I saw that title, the first thing that popped into my head was “gotta be Ferretti”

[@eliasconradsson5412]

My thoughts exactly

[@MaxSpeedMike]

@@brightmoor he's got way too many cop stories haha

[@sickwitit1835]

He's legendary man. I remember growing up watching his videos in the Ford GT or the Who can get a ticket first challenge. When I was in middle school I had to do a presentation for social studies and I showed a 2-3minute long video of the Mayhem rally video (totally forgot the name, but one of the Mayhem guys has been on this channel). The video where I will always remember the guy driving in one of the supercars wearing a half pig mask, from the chin up. Girl hanging out of a yellow Lamborghini (Diablo I think). Showed that in class thinking everyone would be as wet as me.... Def not the case but still glad I got to use it as an "educational piece".

[@MaxSpeedMike]

@@sickwitit1835 I still laugh out loud when I watch the "first to get a ticket" video. The cops reaction was priceless

[@njshift]

Not impressed. 220 tickets in New Jersey is average at best.

[@UroChesia]

thats what joey diaz says too!

[@DanDuffy071]

Can confirm

[@ryuman757]

And nothing about them screams "clean record" lol

[@chrisduda]

Lol, these are rookie number, you got pump them up.

[@MajesticSkywhale]

lived in jersey my whole life, drive 80+ on every freeway (like everyone else), never gotten a speeding ticket. once a cop gave me a ticket for having the thin blue line plate instead of a front plate, but the local judge dismissed it

[@fiercenet]

Are tickets tax deductible in your line of work? There's no doubt they generate views/content.

[@JLobes]

Fines to the government that are paid for breaking laws are never tax deductible, no matter how lame those laws are.

[@jblob5764]

@@JLobes man way to make a joke serious.

[@casomii7576]

J Blob it’s a solid question, got a solid answer

[@DozIT]

I was actually interested in knowing the answer. Not sure what part of the conversation made you think it was a joke either? @@jblob5764

[@sam-jb1os]

RTG Unfortunately my friend, humor is a widely varying and diverse subject.

[@venom5809]

I haven't gotten a speeding ticket in years now, but when I was younger, I'd just go to my attorney, he's call the court and get it changed to some BS non-point ticket, he'd get his money, the court got their money and everyone was happy. I highly advise anyone thinking about fighting a ticket on their own to not do it.

[@glennsundin8495]

The system is set up where people who represent themselves loose. This is due to the fact that they want you to pay for a lawyer and that's the only way you'll even get a chance at winning. Our court system is flawed!!!

[@Crazy_Dashcam_Videos]

I had a lawyer for two speeding tickets and all I got was the speed reduced.

[@MK-ex4pb]

You can fight them easily. Lawyer propaganda.

[@HoneyBadgerRy]

My friend and I got similar tickets about a week apart (both about 25 over on a highway). I fought mine, he got a lawyer. Mine got changed to a $425 parking ticket, his got changed to something, but cost him $450 for the ticket and $400 for the lawyer.

[@cheapdrunk8531]

daredevil1 ask a few different traffic attorneys what they can do for you. My last ticket was 15 over. First guy said he could get it to 10 over for $500 including fine and court fees. Next two both said they would get a non moving violation for $500 and $368 respectively. For $368 I paid the fine, court fees, and the attorney all because I asked around over going with the first guy

[@sickwitit1835]

The first minute explanation of how speed limits should be ☝🏾so true

[@jrfish007]

The weirdest part, "I drive a Chevy Volt, how are you give a guy in a Volt a ticket?" lol

[@deweberis2709]

Mr.Spaguetti always get out because he uses lots of olive oil and garlic to slip away from the hands of Justice.

[@Adam202]

These comments are as stupid as they come on KZbin, and obviously made by unoriginal turds that would otherwise go unnoticed for the rest of their lives.

[@jakehoyt497]

@@Adam202 heres a translation "IM BITTER AND RESENTFUL OF MY LIFE CHOICES, SO IM GOING TO GO BITCH ON KZbin COMMENTS ABOUT IRRELEVANT STUFF. KAREN PLEASE I JUST WANT TO SEE MY KIDS AGAIN."

[@jasonpatterson2143]

Very original.

[@MmpM123YT]

@@Adam202 having a bad day? Cuz ur edgy af

[@ayle1312]

@@Adam202 mmm looks like you need some olive oil to grease up your cold dead rusty heart

[@tylerstephenson8886]

Rob and VINWiki is a match made in Heaven, in fact I actually subbed to Rob because of VINWiki, and it’s amazing stories.

[@everettclunie3525]

He’s good, but personally, Ed is by far my favorite. Rob a distant second

[@adamgraham6265]

LET's LEGALIZE BILL 319! Autobahn for California roads!

[@WAncouvOR]

Hello, just would like to say thanks for introducing me to that bill! Even though I don't live in California, that would be a really nice tourist attraction. I live in AZ, and would drive 6 hrs to drive on there with a fast car!

[@adamgraham6265]

@@WAncouvOR thanks! I'm just trying to spread awareness!

[@adamgraham6265]

@@johngrisum that's why we should make it like a fancy fast track lane with dedicated merge areas and either a special sticker that you have to get your car certified to handle high speeds and have a special thing on your license to get the sticker to begin with. I know this would take time and money but the DMV just needs an overhaul anyway so why not start now?

[@jdmr1c3ing]

Put it in a state that isnt run by communists.

[@mortemsend6412]

You still can't go above 100 miles per hour or risk getting a fine upwards of 500$. So technically the speed limit is 100 mph.

[@thegamingjones]

Step 1: have a friend. Step 2: get a lot of tickets. Step 3: call your sketchy friend. Step 4: no tickets at all.

[@justpeanuts123]

Sketchy friends aka pigs.

[@pilotavery]

Lol my friend works at the DMV and he puts all my tickets onto some dead fugative guy.

[@yungtooli]

Avery Kucan can they be my friend too

[@user-gv2gd8fb7b]

@@yungtooli same

[@egarcia1360]

Is your friend named Lester by any chance?

[@slownbroke6582]

Rob is dead on the money with his assessment of traffic laws. Fun fact, the 55mph speed limit was put in place to conserve fuel, not as a safety measure. Big brother realized when the people would pay- they had to create a reason to keep it around.. now its a "safety issue".

[@derp195]

And most of those 55 zones haven't changed even though braking distance has dramatically reduced, and safety standards have dramatically increased.

[@percilenis8464]

You’re a moron. You’re wrong. Speed limits were set due to engineering of the vehicles as a whole and passenger safety during collisions.

[@KnuckleCuts]

Living in Virginia makes being a car enthusiast a living hell

[@derekcamp9764]

This whole video I was thinking "Not in Virginia, you ain't talking your way outta shit"

[@abualzuaree]

California laws are even worse..

[@Swaygooy]

Abu Nation Nah man I’ve lived in both states, VA is way more strict with traffic laws. The state troopers are dicks.

[@kojack635]

Fuck Virginia. Yalls speed limits go from 55 to 35 back to 55 every 30 seconds. And all the cops are dicks. Even David Patterson (thatdudeinblue) made a video about how much dick virginia sucks to drive through

[@MarksTournaments]

Kojack Virginia is fucking awful, expect for the mountains

[@DonziGT230]

For years I've said I wish there were different license levels that would allow qualified drivers to drive faster.

[@shawnmorgan2556]

DonziGT230 just because you own a bad ass fast as hell car does not mean they know how to drive!

[@nunyabusiness896]

@@shawnmorgan2556 He said license for the driver, not the car. I think a driver that's proven a certain level of skill mixed with a vehicle that qualifies (sports model, extra inspections for body integrity, etc.). It'd bring a ton of revenue and actually encourage more driver education so we'd get more amateur race driver skill people people on the road and fewer people that have no idea what they're doing behind the wheel in any sense of the word. Unfortunately, since scared moms seem to determine all public policy, we're more likely to have lower speed limits and mandated horsepower limits than we are a special high speed license.

[@ModMINI]

Qualified driver. Proof of completion of a high performance driver education, ground school or driver skill day course and certain number of hours of track time in good standing. Ride-along with a qualification official to confirm good driving habits (looking way ahead, car control, situational awareness, risk avoidance, etc.) Something like that.

[@Vykk_Draygo]

It's a stupid idea, with no real means of implementation. Besides, ability to drive well does not mean one is capable of making solid decisions, especially as concerns the safety of others. Just drive the speed limit. There is no GOOD reason to drive over.

[@nunyabusiness896]

@@Vykk_Draygo The ability to drive well very literally means being capable of making solid decisions. People with real track experience are far better at predicting upcoming problems than your average driver. A skilled driver in a sports car can safely drive much faster than a skittish 16 year old distracted driver in a spongey SUV.

[@mountiansand4x4s5]

Wish I could be that care free about getting tickets. Most people I know, myself included, just go to driving school to get out of the local tickets, but that only works so many times. Good story as always rob, keep coming back to the channel.

[@marcsarfati3291]

I live in NJ, this is 100% true. I have a lawyer. I pay an extra 200$ and I am out of court in 15 mins. 3 tickets in 3 years. 0 points but 1k in fines. All cars can go 100 mphs. It just a question of how long and distance it will take you.

[@mrnoah1124]

3 tickets in 3 years? Rookie numbers.. 8 in one month was my best month! 3 speeding 3 tint tickets and a "no front plate" and a seatbelt ticket... was an eventful month. $100 per ticket, speeding tickets get reduced to some fine the tint tickets disappear into thin air along with the front plate ticket and seat belt!

[@sickwitit1835]

So get a lawyer, take it to court and pay some extra and I'll get out of everything?

[@sickwitit1835]

@@mrnoah1124 how do they disappear haha do you just never pay them/ignore them??

[@mrnoah1124]

They disappear as in they get thrown out of court because the lawyer plays golf with the judge or some shit. In my particular case, my lawyer (who is a adoption lawyer by trade and a ticket lawyer by convenience) helped the judge of this specific town that was targeting me adopt his daughters kid because his daughters a drug addict. Speeding tickets get reduced to hella expensive parking tickets and all non moving violations get thrown into the ocean

[@mrnoah1124]

You give the lawyer a couple hundred bucks or what ever he wants and you wait for a phone call. You don’t have to appear in court or anything.

[@mathewhumvee]

I am pretty good at spotting cops out ahead of time, but Waze has definitely saved me a few times.

[@XxX412XxX]

That Guy me too, I feel like I trust it to much though. I always see the cop ahead thing and slow down and he isn’t there so I’m sure there is gonna be that time he is and no one reported it ahead of me 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@kojack635]

TylerDoom Cops use waze too now. After they’ve been spotted enough times they just change locations

[@dsmdriver2588]

Don't depend on it too much though. It's happened to me several times where I was the one who had to report it.

[@MK-ex4pb]

Yea I've gotten ridiculous at spotting them. Only time i don't is im distracting

[@MK-ex4pb]

@@dsmdriver2588 someone has to be first

[@bfra881]

Rob looks like a guy with a lower back tattoo. “Jersey birthmark”

[@bandccoresohio]

Lmfao

[@DriveMyselfSane]

Upon clicking on this video I said to myself “this is probably Rob ferretti” Lo and behold. 😂

[@aaronb7990]

🤘😂👍 Same

[@Redslayer86]

Traffic court is the most corrupt shit ever, they will literally tell bold faced lies and find you guilty. The worst for me was when the cop said I did 100mph in a 2g non turbo Eclipse (like 180hp) and stopped again, while doing a 60 foot burnout, all within ⅛th mile. It was patently absurd, but yet they still acted like I 100% did it and acted like they were doing me a favor by giving me spinning tires, when the entire thing was BS.

[@MegaSurpreet]

The plate your talking about sort of exists......its called a diplomatic plate it also allows you to literally park anywhere. /s

[@floggyWM1]

the funny thing is, every car with a diplomatic plater that i c, and i c them often, always follow the rules to the bone

[@seandelaney1700]

@@floggyWM1 With privilege comes responsibility, glad to hear it. And appreciate the exception.

[@jesuschrist4088]

Tom it’s different where I’m from and we have speed cameras, they’re usually accompanied by 2 white non-licensed Nissan patrol with police lights and they go 20km/h over the speed limit

[@jasper1337_]

@@seandelaney1700 I think it was in the Last year: one diplomat Killed someone becouse he drives reckless. He didnt get a punishment.

[@steezy7460]

And kill anyone

[@AllThingsAndrew]

Suspect: Why’d you become a cop? Cop: I love to speed, bro. Now put your hands behind your back.

[@jakethreesixty]

The US Criminal Justice system's corruption allows life to be more enjoyable, without the consequences. Unless you're poor or something

[@3644Darrell]

Poor= most of the population

[@Ajaxaxxess]

My sister took transcriptions from the police years ago(local small town where we lived). I dropped her name a couple times and got let off everytime. Thanks for spreading truth Rob!

[@thejourneyretold]

Someone else who understands that tickets are only meant to generate revenue for the county or city - no other reason. If they really didnt want you to speed the tickets would be $5,000 and not $150 or $400... Good shit Rob!

[@basithph8958]

200 tickets no regrets That’s Mr Spaghetti for you

[@THECONDOR98]

Lmao I love how calm he is explaining it’s inevitable to get tickets hahahaha. I need to show this to my dad

[@moavic5087]

My dad has been driving for 30 years no ticket not even a parking one lol

[@Uno_Floydd]

@@moavic5087 my mother is like this

[@WeAreTwoDoorsDown]

I've also had that thought about special license plates. Why can't we take an advanced driving course (on a race track) and get a special plate that allows you to go, say, 20mph above the speed limit? I'm way safer on the highway at 85mph in a well maintained car than most people are at 65mph in their clapped out hoopties. Especially on a motorcycle, I can slam on the brakes or swerve out of the way faster than the cops in their Crown Vics can even dream of. I know because I own a Vic too.

[@seandelaney1700]

Complete truth. I have always felt much safer being challenged by speed than lulled but limits.

[@silentype3008]

I love vics.

[@feelsaxelman]

The issue is that other drivers are bad driver's. Even if you react quick enough, others may not and then fuck up and swerve right into. What we need is an Autobahn.

[@splewy]

Totally agree. I’ve always felt there should be an advanced license.

[@HippieGeeks]

What is this black magic comment that has the perfect character length to show the "Read more" button but when you click it there's no more

[@emil5459]

just a friendly reminder that this guy did a u turn in a tunnel on a Swiss mountain road and complained on multiple occasions about getting a ticket for doing so.

[@Vykk_Draygo]

He didn't make the u-turn, AFAIK. Just some people on his drive. That said, his response to it was more than a bit flippant. So, yeah. I don't trust that he's a "good" driver.

[@guskipper1194]

What is the over/under on how many times per day Rob says, "C'maaaaaaaan"

[@JiuJitsuM4]

15.5

[@colin_rose]

He's in Jersey, everybody does that

[@DECIFERTHIS09]

one 25 over ticket in Georgia is $1300, been there done that. 65 to a 45 mph drop on a nothing road.

[@seandelaney1700]

I have never heard of such a thing, I thought he might be a bit cynical, but your data completely proves this is just a form of state sponsored graft. That makes corrupt Third World countries seem positively civilized.

[@kojack635]

My roomate got a super speeder in Georgia. $400 and had to take a driving class. That was considered getting off easy with an attorney

[@benrafer]

@@seandelaney1700 well speaking from a 3rd world country most times its easier to give the police some beer money less hassle, the speed limits here are BS and its basically a money making system for the gov and police. I know people who consistently drive without a license or insurance that get pulled over pay the police anywhere from $1000-$5000 ($10-$40 USD) and are on their merry way

[@MK-ex4pb]

@@seandelaney1700 at least on such countries you can just give the cop $100 and drive off

[@Juice-tr8xi]

I got a 33 over ticket while on "provisional" license where you're only allowed 4 points until it's suspended. 33 over is a 4 point ticket so my license was going to get suspended. Got a friend of the judge attorney for $700 and he got it down to 25 over. I had to do a week long defensive driving course that was also around $300. According to the lawyer, the judge went out of town and when he came back he reduced it to a warning. So no points on record from it. Bunch of BS and a lot of money for getting pulled over for 103mph in a 70mph at 11:30PM on a clear night. GA state patrol sitting at the end of a row of trees. I remember seeing Dodge Charger taillights light up in the middle of a pitch black median, "oh shit" moment

[@mmctavish6666]

I’ve been wondering this ever since I watched best cop moments

[@denisvermeirre1024]

Kangaroo courts, forfeiture, perjury...the more I hear about US highway cops, the more I want to stay away.

[@jordanbanko5347]

Richard Goins yeah. It makes me never want to drive in Switzerland and just taxi around. I don’t want to deal with that stuff. Nor could I trust myself not to speed haha. The temptation would be too strong

[@oldblackdot]

PLEASE EVERYONE TAKE THE TIME OUT TO SPREAD THE WORD. KEEP RIGHT EXCEPT FOR PASSING

[@seandelaney1700]

I moved to the upper midwest from New England in the mid 80's, that is not even a thing here. I think I have only seen one highway sign advising this. Must have been made by some rogue transplant after a big accident. It's extremely unsafe and yet the accepted practice. You can either pass on the right or create an angry encounter, every single time on a two lane highway. Wee fun.

[@joeblow5214]

@@seandelaney1700 Where I live the attitude is if it's a rural road use what ever lane. City driving on the other hand... Let's just say people from Mass. and Cali can't drive for shit and Chicago drivers are generally driving like they have a GSW victim onboard.

[@Yaco_Taco]

then you get a 12 point ticket for 10 over and get your license suspended

[@JohnSuchman]

Then you start paying attention to who you're voting for and only vote for those who want smaller government and restrictions.

[@derp195]

@@JohnSuchman Don't kid yourself, both parties want to put more power into the hands of the government. You only have the illusion of choice.

[@TCMODS]

Gotta watch out for those inflatable bears 🐻

[@if6was929]

Without going into the details, I had a similar experience being railroaded by the court, the LEO was lying and I proved it, the judge sheepishly reduced the charge (he knew the original charge was bogus) but still wouldn't throw out the ticket. Its the old adage, you can't fight city hall! That said, there is a tactic which has worked for me and others when being pulled over for speeding. Carry an expended inhaler or Epi-pen in the car. When pulled over, tell the LEO your having an asthma attack or a reaction to a bee sting and you need to rush home to get a fresh inhaler/Epi-pen. Show him the empty canister and one of two things will happen, he'll send you on your way with a warning or he'll say you don't look like your under duress. Take the ticket and ask him if he's qualified to diagnose a respiratory problem. The one time I had go to court I brought a file proving how dangerous an untreated asthma attack could be but I didn't have to use it, the LEO saw me in the waiting area with the file and slipped out the back, I assume, for fear of being asked what his qualifications are to make a field diagnosis. The judge threw out the ticket because the officer was a no show.

[@sethmoyer]

ULPT

[@sprolyborn2554]

try to find a doctor that will write you a note saying you've been formally diagnosed with asthma. if the cop/judge really wanted to pressure you, they could get you this way.

[@dedalliance1]

Oh yeah that's a great idea let's just fake serious illnesses and ruin it for everyone that actually has one when cops catch on to your little game. Fun fact, I actually have a strange asthma condition, but my attacks have typically been pretty random and I would only have one every year or 2 or 3 without warning, so thus I never bothered with inhalers because they would either be bad or I wouldn't be able to find it or remember to take one with me all of the time. And you're also pretty dumb if you think someone can't tell you're having an asthma attack unless you're a really good actor, because there's times you can't say 5 words in 30 seconds because you feel like you're going to suffocate if you waste air on a word. How about taking responsibility for your speeding instead of trying to impersonate someone with a serious life threatening illness or condition that they could actually die if the cop doesn't take them seriously if they suspect it's a way to get out of a ticket.

[@sprolyborn2554]

@@dedalliance1 problem is, its not a new idea. people already do it. so may as well hop on the train.

[@dedalliance1]

@@sprolyborn2554 Yeah, people do a lot of immoral and dishonest things, doesn't make it any better to keep the tradition going.

[@eliasjohnson8535]

Great video! It's crazy how many you can rack up.

[@diggingattycho7908]

I was talking with a friend we were wondering how could you get out of speeding tickets. Within a month after that conversation my mother and her boyfriend(who is a retired Police Officer(30 years)) went on a cross country trip. He sped the whole way, getting pulled over a number of times. Each time he was pulled over and asked for his ID, he would flash his retired badge. He never got a ticket, my mother was in shock. I told my friend what you have to do to get out tickets, be a cop for 30 years. :)

[@jamesmanning4346]

I was thinking you had Rob Pitts as your lawyer. AKA Rabbit

[@sickwitit1835]

He would've made the judge feel like a fool and then sold him a car

[@jamesmanning4346]

Sickwitit18 C10

[@silentassasin741]

first class junkie u mad?

[@jfish9014]

I think Rabbit could get you out of, or into, ANYTHING imaginable.

[@jakethreesixty]

Rabbit would find a way to make the court pay the defendant 😂

[@nothingpromised2569]

“So be it. Just the cost of doing business “. Absolutely love it.

[@pwrightisright8611]

The hero to all Corvette drivers.

[@Fielder5757]

'Tickets are just the cost of doing business' thankyou for this phrase, I'm dealing with some legal crap and this reallly helped put it all into prospective.

[@jlueb]

Rob: I feel safe going 150 in a 60 so I should be allowed to!😂

[@rustedratchetgarage6788]

Who says it should be a 60?, the guy who wants to profit off it

[@chabka34]

Honestly like why not

[@moavic5087]

chabka34 because it reckless can’t react fast enough to anything going 130

[@chabka34]

@@moavic5087 it's a hiway you don't need to

[@rustedratchetgarage6788]

@@moavic5087 bullshit

[@IIDave]

Using Switzerland as an example of ‘good’ speed limit enforcement in this article is very misinformed. You would be bankrupt if you lived here. On the whole tickets for being caught driving more than 20% above the posted limit become means tested and can end up costing up to 10% of your annual gross salary. Google ‘largest speeding fines ever’ and you will see what I mean. Also the traffic cameras are almost all mobile, are moved every week, and the guys who place the cameras hide them behind road signs and barriers or place them at the exit of tunnels or next to the speed limit change signs. Switzerland also has lower limits than all the surrounding EU countries and they are enforced with extreme prejudice. 5% +1 will set off a camera, so that’s 53 in a 50km/h for a ticket.

[@wineshghazi5314]

in holland you can get a ticket for 1 km xD

[@rizzodefrank]

Seriously what is the point of living in Switzerland

[@IIDave]

rizzodefrank well we’re only a couple of hours away from Germany, where you can take your expensive car and legally drive it at 300km/h.... so there’s that. 😉

[@Moxtrox]

I don't live in Switzerland, but drove a fair bit over there and I've never got a ticket for speeding. And no, I'm not driving under the limit, usually just under 160km/h.

[@willsee7452]

@@rizzodefrank the chocolate, the watches, and the women? 🤷‍♂️

[@clintgliford9941]

Last time I was this early, VINwiki wasn't making feature length films.

[@simonbeuse96]

That's why a drivers license in germany costs upwards of 2500$. You have to take a lot of driving lessons, theroetical and practical. This is to make sure that you can acutally handle driving on the Autobahn and doing so fast. There are several mandatory driving lessons on the Autobahn when your driving teacher tells you to floor the car so you get a feeling whether youre comfortable to drive safely at a high speed.

[@seandelaney1700]

One of life's great challenges is driving amongst the ignorant masses in an over policed society.

[@SteffenMeyer101]

Upwards of 2500 is a bit much. I paid 1700 for mine and some friends only paid 1300, though that is very cheap

[@simonbeuse96]

@@SteffenMeyer101 I guess you're from a big city then. I could have gotten it a bit cheaper but wanted gut quality in teaching an therefore paid 2300, I know many others who paid up to 2800 though.

[@SteffenMeyer101]

@@simonbeuse96 I'm from a rural area of northern germany. I thought it was more expensive in the city? I only did the mandatory lessons

[@simonbeuse96]

@@SteffenMeyer101 I'm from a rural area in West Germany and in the biggest city nearby the prices were way lower. Probably because the driving schools try to outcheap each other, as there are more of them than on the countryside.

[@Speedracer38]

Should follow up on the "first to get a ticket challenge" and how that state trooper nearly lost his job because the whole video was setup since Rob was friends with him.

[@DoctorSkillz]

Source?

[@Speedracer38]

@@allie5659 Go watch the video I just uploaded. Guess who is driving, the state trooper that pulled them over in that staged video.

[@SofaKingTouge]

Got tickets all the time in NY/NJ. Here in Texas very little. I've gotten busted doing well over 100 6 times and got one ticket. I don't speed on the highways now. Keep it in hill country. Cops really can't do much about it.

[@ftdoomplays]

Casey, Doug, Rabbit, Ed and Rob are my top 5 VinWiki storytellers. In no particular order.

[@ryanmosey5932]

FTDOOM you forgot to add Emile in there.

[@ftdoomplays]

@@ryanmosey5932 he's cool, but not an instant click from me.

[@rustusandroid]

Your attitude is great, You convinced me to think differently about speeding with your story on how much you pay in tickets being acceptable :)

[@dantom2529]

Today Mr Spaghetti tells us about the trouble he’s had with the police when he’s ignored the limit and just driven Pasta and Pasta

[@BlueTrane2028]

I get pulled over about 3 times a year on average. Last one I had to pay for was about 5 years ago. When the lights went on, my speedometer indicated 85 in a 45, cop wrote the ticket for 55. Paid that one happily. Probably helped me that I was literally driving the epitome of a grandma car, a 1995 Olds Ciera. Betcha most of you didn't even know one could go that fast (lol). Here's the last 12 months of pull overs. I got nailed by a lowered speed limit section on a 4 lane highway while it was going downhill. I realized I was going about 60 in a 45, hit the brakes, light came on. Pulled into a business parking lot, was respectful, officer noted that my address is a solid 60 miles from where I got pulled over, gave me the benefit of the doubt on just not knowing the area. No ticket. I got pulled over by a cop that just wanted to check my inspection sticker (rusty old Tahoe in Pennsylvania). It's very well maintained just looks like crap, no ticket. I got pulled over for an illegal pass because the guy in front of me just sat there at a green light. Cop only saw me pass, not what the other guy was doing. No ticket after explanation. I got pulled over for wandering over the shoulder white line, was late and I just wasn't paying the most attention. No speeding, not drunk. As a cherry on that sundae, my registration card was 6 months expired, my insurance card was so old it wasn't even for the right company. I had paid the registration, PA kills registration if you don't have insurance, so I got away with that too. No ticket. Printed out new cards when I got home. When I'm on the turnpike, I find myself cruising around 90 (speed limit 70), occasionally flashing up to low triple digits. Haven't gotten nailed for that yet, thanks to the Waze app. All my cars are comfortable at that speed, even the Tahoe, and it's not too hard to get it down under 80 if I think a cop is going to be around the bend or behind that bridge. The car you drive definitely makes a difference. I got nailed constantly in the '07 Impreza I had, even though it was just a base model without a turbo. It got lumped in with the local WRX scene in the eyes of the cops. I drove that Olds way faster all the time with much less hassle. So, wanna go fast? Get a well maintained yet shitty car that keeps up, be aware of conditions and be respectful when you get pulled over. Windows down, interior lights on, hands at 10 and 2, describe exactly where you will be reaching if you are asked for anything additional.

[@thevideolord]

This video needs to be spread everywhere to get attention to the issue so something can be done about the BS speed limit and ticket system. All NYS Troopers do is issue speeding tickets, that's all they are there for.

[@lovedeathdisco]

this honestly just lifted me out of a really shitty mood. got a fuckload of tickets driving for uber and it's distressing to think my license and a likable source of income is at risk over some 83mph movement 🙄i feel all of this and watching someone put it in these terms helped me feel less isolated in the situation 🤘🏼

[@briandavis55]

I can totally relate to the sentiment that I would like a special license to be able to drive how I please. Without traffic you can probably do 120 safely on any of the Major highways in NJ, and the Turnpike forget about it. Its damn near perfectly straight you could do 150 all day.

[@mrnoah1124]

Last time I was this early, Rob still had $14,000 before it got claimed as fraudulent!

[@alwaysup2late]

"How you gonna give a guy in a Chevy Volt a ticket?" 😂

[@dyingbreed5386]

He is so right about the type of car you drive making a difference. When I drove a 1973 Mustang Mach 1 and would be pulled over all the time for the dumbest things. When I bought and finished my WRX it looked stock, had a "quiet" exhaust, and put down almost 500hp/500tq but was suddenly only pulled over 1x a year max with the exact same driving habits. Although I admittedly pined both. One at about 120, the other closer to 160. I won't go into detail though. 😄

[@bradwk2srt843]

Got caught doing 96 in a 65 in New Jersey a couple years ago by highway patrol. 4 tickets, a lawyer, court date, and $1,500 later I definitely learned my lesson... aka bought a radar detector

[@brickson98m]

You really do learn traffic patterns and behavior. I speed 10-15 over regularly, but I have yet to get a speeding ticket since I've started driving. (Started when I was 16, I'm almost 21 now). My buddies who do the same thing have gotten ticket after ticket after ticket. They just don't speed smart.

[@arrakis8569]

Our system is a joke, speed limits are a joke, I agree with everything you said. We should not be scared to pass a cop on the road, pisses me off.

[@trevorb7808]

Rob is always so entertaining.

[@jrockford3538]

100% agree with this guy, on the money!

[@jblob5764]

I'd pay $3000 a year to be free of speed limits. And I'm broke as hell but I'd make it work.

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

Build a 3k dirt track car. *brushes off dust*

[@jblob5764]

@@izzyplusplusplus1004 nahh I have my dirtbike for going fast in the dirt I want my pavement speed time

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

@@jblob5764 You gotta go find those roads. :)

[@gavinhanson9213]

Only around $8 a day would be 100% worth it.

[@ryanryan5478]

spaghetti reveals how after years of chef boyardee’s persistence of sending his henchmen after him, he’s still managed to keep his secret red sauce recipe

[@markchip1]

I get it! Your golf driver analogy explains why you have so many cars and the rental company is just a means of legally feeding your addiction!

[@brandonhightower5666]

The OG of content, before it was content.

[@ads214]

I'm kind of with him with the "Good drivers deserve to go faster" thing. But the problem is with the other bad drivers on the road. You can be an amazing driver, but if someone's drunk and runs a red there's not much you can do about it.

[@thefrase7884]

Well then if the good drivers can go faster it wouldn’t take them long not to become a good driver. Most speed limits on the US highways are 65-70 mph. What’s the big hurry? Everyone’s in a hurry to really go nowhere, right?

[@marioromero6557]

The whole time it sounded like he was talking him self out of a ticket lol 😂😂😂

[@havenwankerl298]

POV: you just got a ticket for 92mph as a 16 yr old

[@carsondop7591]

Yep

[@jensenbergman5862]

Mr. Spaghetti explains how he keeps his meatball making license.

[@vonsauto]

This makes sense to why we have factory made 600-700hp cars and the speed limit hasn’t changed

[@menthodman6969]

*Owns a Ferrari "us peasants"

[@peterpan2633]

The fact that Americans don’t get that you should stay right except to pass is so stupid to me. I mean it is literally blocking traffic and makes it much more unsafe to drive..

[@JrVtec]

Soon as the video started my jaw dropped cause i knew it had to be Rob lmfao!

[@gagefraw3182]

“Slimy Car Salesman complains about his record of super speeding and reckless driving for 10 minutes”

[@Garebare1]

I literally got a ticket from a state trooper for going 72 in a 65........ still pissed about that till this day

[@thedragon356]

I got one better, got a ticket from a New York State trooper for high beams in my Altima that got into a fender bender a year before , it got repaired so half ass that it became a electrical nightmare My high beams couldn’t even come on had to pay 150 bucks for something I never even had the capability to do

[@acm_1028]

I've had that same idea about special plates allowing you to go over the speed limit. They should really consider that

[@moe3005]

Being from jersey. And driving on the highway for 100 miles of my day everyday at about 100mph on average. Only in Jersey can we smell a cop from miles away. Our instinct is insane lmao

[@893R6-w8t]

Surprised you can smell anything over the smell of rotting trash and arm pit in Jersey

[@RAJohnson713]

Never understood the logic that the speed limit is the same for huge semi trucks as it is for normal sedans/ SUVs..

[@KojiGaming]

"65, 55, 45, 35..." Texhoma. The speed limit drops from 55 to 35 _after_ a curve. Got snagged by an unmarked SUV waiting around the corner while I was trying to slow down my semi. Got off with a warning thank God.

[@venom5809]

I've driven down those kinds of roads in Oklahoma, you have to pay super attention to them out there. Also a few towns here and there in Michigan have that crap too.

[@KojiGaming]

@@venom5809 Yeah. Thankfully I managed to land a dedicated route on I-70 and I-80 between Denver and Salt Lake c:

[@carrot_exe]

Flex Tape is so strong, it can even protect Rob’s record!

[@DroneWolfMedia]

Story of my life. (- the 200 tickets) Can't tell you how many times I've been railroaded in traffic court. The corrupt judges & prosecuters hate when you're knowledgeable AND attempt to plead your own case. Even when I've had all the evidence on my side I almost always loose. So I simply pay an attorney 3 times as much to go to court for me and 90% of the time they win, or at least get a reduced charge. To me it's worth not having the points on my record.

[@JesusMartinez-zv1tt]

" lets not make this longer then it needs to be i got places to go, you got places to be " i fucking love rob spaghetti 😂

[@HeavysquadRacing]

The court was raided by the FBI? What? Need more details on this.

[@tarungonneea4614]

He’s got a video on his own channel about it.

[@dnfl-7168]

2019 and the pasta prophet knew ammo prices we’re gonna skyrocket

[@hectorpereira8510]

And here I was feeling accomplished with my 39.

[@GravyBoat]

"You're not a cop. You're not allowed to murder someone." 1 year later... Here we are.

[@maddogmattis4713]

It's lunch time. Where's my sketti?

[@hernandopizarro755]

I hope your insurance company isn't watching this.