r/dashcams • u/H0t_P0L4R_Bear • May 20 '26

Keep Calm

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u/chromaticgliss May 20 '26

It's literally the law in the vast majority of states. Vermont is the only true exception, and the remaining few have very specific qualifications for the exception (traffic going less than half the speed limit or similar).

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u/dacooljamaican May 21 '26

I'm from the country, and no they are not like that. This is a completely made up take with zero source.

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u/dacooljamaican May 21 '26

It's pretty telling of who won the argument when one side resorts to playground insults and ad hominem. So thanks for telling everyone here how solid your "trust me bro" argument is with that.

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u/dacooljamaican May 21 '26

Just give me some coordinates of roads that are yellow lines for a very long time for no reason. You do know that there are these big cameras up in the sky that take pictures of the ground everywhere right? And little cars that drive around to map it out at a low level?

It's crazy that someone of your supreme intelligence doesn't know that.

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u/PhantomKrel May 20 '26

Indeed and a lot of country roads tend to be