Posted on 06/19/2025 9:13:43 AM PDT by dennisw
In New York City, it's against the law for trucks and non-city buses to idle -- keeping the engine running while stationary -- for more than three minutes. However, the law is rarely enforced. That's where the big money comes in. James Brown reports.
***** He rides around on his bicycle 6 hours per day looking for idling trucks. He records this on his phone. He gets 25% of the fine which can be from $200 to $600.
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The wrong guy, and this exhaust vigilante will get a beating.
“Someone should kick his buttocks up between his shoulders.”
Laura Bush
He will sleep with the fishes................
Snitches get stitches.
NYC pays snitches. This is disgusting. And they call us nazis.
Some towns still have ancient laws on the books that if a “horseless carriage” enters town, there must be a person walking and waving a red lantern a certain distance ahead of it. But the laws are not enforced.
This is that sort of law.
And yeah, the wrong driver and he’s gonna learn a valuable lesson - if he survives it...
I imagine most folks he reports would say to him “Thanks for helping me take responsibility for my shameful and wasteful behavior. This fine will help me to be a better person now. Who do I make the $600 dollar check out to?”
What's going on under that shirt?
Of course it would be a bicyclist, rudest most selfish people on the road. May somebody beat him senseless.
Looks transgenderish.
MOOBS 😳
AWESOME, glad to someone up hold laws.
The rules are always different for lefties - not surprised in NYC it’s “snitches get riches”.
Then I guess the snitchy left would be okay with setting up a program like this for illegals?
You know you could make some seriously good money if you got $100 for every illegal you turned in.
But back to this little leftistard, he may have made a mistake getting all this out on social media. It would certainly be Karma if he got a good beating a couple times
Paging the godfather.
Overgrown hall monitor. (Not that they still have hall monitors these days.)
Yep. Except the helmet law. He may need one though once he slams into an opening door.
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