California cops say a driver was caught with a spooky and illegal co-pilot in the carpool lane.
California cops say a driver was caught with a spooky and illegal co-pilot in the carpool lane.:- While a vehicle was driving down a highway, authorities from the California Highway Patrol saw a passenger who appeared to be somewhat peculiar.
An officer discovered a lifeless body sat next to them after pulling over the motorist in San Jose, according to a post on Facebook made by the California Highway Patrol in San Jose on October 11.
According to a photograph that was distributed by the California Highway Patrol, the passenger of the driver was a plastic skeleton that was wearing a hooded face mask and was fastened in with a seat belt.
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) tweeted that “while #spookyseason is upon us, it is important to remember that decorations that are transported in the passenger seat do not qualify to meet carpool certification requirements.”
An officer is shown in a photo that was published by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) issuing what looks to be a ticket to the driver of a car via the passenger window.
According to the California Department of Transportation, a driver who is operating a vehicle in the carpool lane with fewer than two passengers is subject to a fine of at least $490.
The people of Facebook were quick to make jokes, with some supporting the skeleton, which ” was wearing (a) seatbelt ” after all, and others asking why the officer had to ” check for a ‘pulse?’ to begin with.
When we left the house, I was still alive,” another person joked. “But officer, I was alive.” On the ‘Bony Express,’ the driver receives a penalty for having a skeleton passenger, according to the Texas police.
Wa trooper reports that a driver disguised up as a skeleton and drove in the carpool lane while seated in the passenger seat. Why are law enforcement officials referring to this scheme to drive in carpool lanes in California as “one of the best”?
