You’re not serious, are you? Law enforcement has historically and traditionally in America been granted statutory exemption from many laws during the prosecution of their duties, in order to enable them to more successfully apprehend criminals. The same with firefighters and ambulances. Would you want to be bleeding out from a wound and have the ambulance you are in stopped and waiting for the light to change at the next intersection because some dumb idiot in the legislature believed everyone without exception should be at all times subject to the traffic codes in the interests of the false god of “equality”?
A child molester is a criminal (yet officers write letters asking for a more lenient sentence when the criminal is an officer.)
A mother picking up her child is not a criminal.
At least not in a free country.
Example #1: Police officer in a cruiser parked in a way that blocks a driveway in order to run a radar trap at the bottom of a hill. The owner of the home was written a ticket for having the audacity to tell the cop to move so the homeowner could get out!
Example #2: Police officer (different jurisdiction) parked on the wrong side of the street within 2 feet of the travelled portion of the road, once again running a radar trap at the bottom of a hill in a speed transition zone.
Example #3: Multiple police officers simultaneously parking their cruisers in a no stopping zone while on a break.
There are dozens more similar anecdotes that I and others can relate, but I think you get the drift.
The way I see it, those fellow citizens whom are entrusted with the enforcement of our laws are also beholden to them, and in fact should be more severely punished for breaching that trust when they abrogate their duties to the public. They should be MORE cognizant of any potential breach of any regulation they enforce.