reply to post by Grayelf2009
They've had that law here in PA for quite a few years. I don't see any big deal about it. Wipers on typically equates to reduced visibility or
inclement weather. The headlight law would seem a good thing and most likely has a significant impact on the number of accidents under those types of
conditions.
Drivers more aware of oncoming or surrounding traffic.
This law would seem to have been inspired due to the number of law enforcement either injured or incapacitated as a result of various barricades
and/or "booby traps" ... as well as hindering access to a location which might afford sufficient time to "get rid of" evidence.
While I don't see any real cause for law-abiding citizens to be alarmed, I also don't see where they think it's going to prove an effective means
of reducing or eliminating the actions and efforts of those targeted by such legislation - Criminals.
They're already breaking the controlled substance laws so what the hey for an additional tacked-on charge of hindering access or what-have-you. ?
(
if they get caught) ?
?
Makes no sense.
