And there are only 2 lives at risk.

God knows how many on the street.

 

Things change when you look at the big picture, don't they?<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">

 

yessir. public safety first, then kicking some ricer ***!

 

whenever ive raced its on flat open road real late at night, 0 other cars present

 

Or so you think.

Things change in an instant out there. That includes cars pulling off of side streets.

 

This dude must have been fired from the force for cussing out some old lady. Or he's pissed because he got beat by riced out celica.</P>


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lol. I do agree that the track is the place to do the racing, but you can't help but jump on it from time to time on the street. But I also agree that the race is over at 60mph max.From light to light isn't too bad because by the time you get to the next light (depending on how far the lights are apart) you normally aren't running too fast, maybe around 50. At least, that's how it is here in Douglasville. But no matter what people's opinions are, when it comes down to it, it's still illegal, and if you get caught, you're going to pay for it.I try to just save it for the track where it's legal. Just my $.02.

 

is the surmen over?....99% oF street racing never has any problem..and I bet that 1% your saying to yourself....a damn person on a cell phone is a 100 X WORSE!!!

 

I agree with the cell phone thing. Every person I see on the phone, usually swerving, running reds,and I can't even count the times I have been cut off by someone on the phone.

 

My phone is set on loud when I'm in the car. It doesn't get answered untill I've pulled over and stopped.