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I agree with waiting til you get home, but let's not agree to having our rights tossed.2 points
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When you consider how many empty beer cans you see left in the clubhouses/warm-up shacks or garbage pails on the trail there seems to be more drinking and riding than there needs to be. I don't know if these riders are impaired but you can kill yourself easy enough when you are sober. I welcome police attempting to get the alcohol off the snow. I can wait until I'm home before having my bourbon.2 points
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Sure it does. Bad sober drivers are more dangerous than a good driver with 0.04 BAC.1 point
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No they did not check my papers just my trail pass and registration sticker for validation.1 point
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I never drink on my sled,it’s goes to fast and I have to be back at work on Monday,but I due make up for it at night at the lodge1 point
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If you are not drinking and riding, what's the problem? I can think of a few spots on our trails in the Northern Corridor where such checks would be welcomed. Loves me my hot buttered rums but only aprés sledding.1 point
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You have been lucky 02Sled. I have been stopped 4 times in one day. I was heading from Kearney to Parry sound via the Seguin. i was heading to the radar run on Horeshoe lake. Got stopped by Opp three times on the way over and once by the same guy on my way back. If i had to blow into a stupid machine 4 times that day,i know i would not be happy as i drive sober.I was ticked as it was by being stopped so many times.0 points
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The problem is, another step towards a full on police state. Simply because an issue such as this will not end in criminal charges for you, it still does effect you. You will have your right violated to an even greater degree and you will be held up longer every time you see a cop on the trails. I do not ride impaired and have s=zero concern about getting in trouble due to this, but that does not make it ok.0 points
