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In Car Music
Do you think the police are right for issuing a fixed penalty ticket for this
Wirral dad fined for playing The Killers' music too loud - Wirral News |
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Yes they are some old,or ill or children will be trying to sleep by 10pm so playing loud music is not on.
there is no need for it at all. i just wish they would do it more often and round here |
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Not without proof and sound measuring equipment no.
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Now if we are talking about very loud music in cars that is different. I do think it can effect you in a may that could make driving unsafe. You can't hear or feel the engine revs which can make setting off from a junction feel different for example. If the Police are going to issue a ticket for excessive noise then there should be a legal measurable limit outside the vehicle. This should apply for all the vehicles noise like its exhaust for example. This is what they do with tinted windows, they measure the light permissibility through the front side and windscreen and if below the legal limit you get a ticket and possible a prohibition to drive the vehicle. |
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I think it was correct to fine the driver for playing music too loud. It can be very annoying. I think that others may not like the music i play, e.g opera, so i keep it too a level that only i can hear.
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i think it was wrong............... not only fine the thoughtless pigs, smash their radios up as well.
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Have you never stopped next to a car at trafic lights and had your car vibrate because of the noise from the vehicle next to you. Why should I listen to another persons music, this is no different than a noisy neighbour who plays music loud. |
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I think it comes down to it being the opinion of the Police Officer concerned. It should have been measurable like 10% over the speed limit is etc |
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bloody disgusting its not as though hes one of tehse idiots with a boom box and im pretty sure there plenty of other more serious crimes they could be preventing at 10pm at night,also i find it very parculiar that a copper cant do a damn thing about noisey neighbours who play louder music night after night yet canpull up a car who may inconvinience someone for a few seconds as he drives by.I woulda ripped up teh ticket and told teh cop to prove my music was too loud because even the council have to have recordings of your noise and teh decibell level to preosecute you or is this yet another case of found guilty without proof
if this is how things are going to be im going to start ringing 999 when these polotions drive around shouting out of megaphones from their vehicles to vote for them,soem people work shifts ya know |
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He realised just in time because the oncoming traffic saw what was happening and swerved to avoid the ambulance. Then, the idiot tried to pass me once the ambulance had gone! |
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