Question of the Day:
A tandem enters an intersection. The green signal is about to change. The "captain" (the rider in front) makes it past the signal before it turns red. But the "stoker" (rider in the rear) doesn't.
If some cop with too much time on his or her hands sees this, does he or she ticket:
a.) only the stoker,
b.) both the stoker and captain, or
c.) neither?
I have ridden tandems only a few times in my life, so I must admit that the question never entered my mind--until I saw this:
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A tandem enters an intersection. The green signal is about to change. The "captain" (the rider in front) makes it past the signal before it turns red. But the "stoker" (rider in the rear) doesn't.
If some cop with too much time on his or her hands sees this, does he or she ticket:
a.) only the stoker,
b.) both the stoker and captain, or
c.) neither?
I have ridden tandems only a few times in my life, so I must admit that the question never entered my mind--until I saw this:
Image credit: Copyright:© Drew Dernavich via Cartoon Collections - www.cartooncollections.com/cartoon?searchID=CC144669
what happened to orange?
ReplyDeleted.) Only the captain. He has control over the "vehicle" and the vehicle must be out of the intersection when the light turns red.
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