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Last night, I was cited for a moving violation for riding my unicycle on the sidewalk at 3 am down Classon Ave. The ticket was for $10. The cop told me it'd probably be dismissed, but that I'd have to show up to pay the ticket anyway.
Good work officers.
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Don't ride your unicycle on the sidewalk at 3 am down Classon Avenue
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Re: Don't ride your unicycle on the sidewalk at 3 am down Classon Avenue
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Anonymous
on Tue 04 Dec 2007 07:16 PM EST | Permanent Link
You got off easy, he should have shot you for riding a unicycle...
Re: Don't ride your unicycle on the sidewalk at 3 am down Classon Avenue
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JS
on Wed 03 Dec 2008 08:30 PM EST | Permanent Link
I just have one question here. Would you consider a unicyclist to be a pedestrian or a vehicle? Many conflicting arguments occur between unicyclists and cops regarding this. According to one website, California law would propose that a unicyclist is a pedestrian. Regardless of this, even though I am not in CA, I have been considered a "vehicle" (being compared to a bicycle, a skateboard,) and have been asked to dismount.
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