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Old October 9th 04, 11:33 PM
C Kingsbury
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"Teacherjh" wrote in message
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In most states you can get ticketed for "failure to stop at a stop sign"

for
something as simple as not coming to a complete stop.


This comes from the mentality, not present in aviation, that rules of the

road
need to be set up for the lowest common denomenator, because just anybody

who
can breathe can get a license to drive.


Also, while most pilot errors are honest mistakes (e.g. busting an
altitude), most traffic violations are intentional attempts to evade the
rules.

-cwk.


 




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