Bicycle DUI, will it affect my future?
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Joined APC: Oct 2015
Position: Gear slinger
Posts: 2,884
Bikes have to follow the same rules as a car if you are on a public road. That includes operating under the influence of something.
But to OP, you said there was no conviction. If that is true then what is this thread about? The questions on apps are always along the lines of 'have you been convicted...'
And I would say it is best to drop the whole 'I didn't know it was illegal part of your story' ignorance of the law is no excuse and just makes you look ignorant.
But to OP, you said there was no conviction. If that is true then what is this thread about? The questions on apps are always along the lines of 'have you been convicted...'
And I would say it is best to drop the whole 'I didn't know it was illegal part of your story' ignorance of the law is no excuse and just makes you look ignorant.
I agree- it's easier to just take ownership and talk about what you learned instead of spending a lot of time on how/why it happned etc.
#13
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Joined APC: Jul 2017
Posts: 56
Bikes have to follow the same rules as a car if you are on a public road. That includes operating under the influence of something.
But to OP, you said there was no conviction. If that is true then what is this thread about? The questions on apps are always along the lines of 'have you been convicted...'
And I would say it is best to drop the whole 'I didn't know it was illegal part of your story' ignorance of the law is no excuse and just makes you look ignorant.
But to OP, you said there was no conviction. If that is true then what is this thread about? The questions on apps are always along the lines of 'have you been convicted...'
And I would say it is best to drop the whole 'I didn't know it was illegal part of your story' ignorance of the law is no excuse and just makes you look ignorant.
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