Dirt bikes on Corliss Street (homes, costs, garages)

[guy2073]

Originally Posted by 8YearsinPittsburgh

Seriously!

My first year in business I had an uninsured drunk driver total my first work truck, it almost put me out of business. I can not understand how someone can be ok with an uninsured vehicle that probably has inappropriate tires for road use sharing the road with them.

So yes seriously!

[gladhands]

Originally Posted by guy2073

My first year in business I had an uninsured drunk driver total my first work truck, it almost put me out of business. I can not understand how someone can be ok with an uninsured vehicle that probably has inappropriate tires for road use sharing the road with them.

So yes seriously!

Was it so difficult to say that dirt bikes are a problem because they’re unsafe and uninsured?

[wpipkins2]

Originally Posted by gladhands

Was it so difficult to say that dirt bikes are a problem because they’re unsafe and uninsured?

I think these people would be horrified if they lived in the hood. You have mobs of 10 to 20 youth bobbing and weaving in and out of traffic at high speeds with dirt bikes and ATV's. It is even worse in Philly, Baltimore and DC. These young men use the city street because the hood lacks dirt paths.

Urban dirt biking is illegal and it

[SteelCityRising]

Originally Posted by wpipkins2

I think these people would be horrified if they lived in the hood. You have mobs of 10 to 20 youth bobbing and weaving in and out of traffic at high speeds with dirt bikes and ATV's. It is even worse in Philly, Baltimore and DC. These young men use the city street because the hood lacks dirt paths.

Urban dirt biking is illegal and it

So when one of those young men damages a parked vehicle while operating an uninsured dirt bike or ATV on a public street illegally, who bears the cost of fixing the damage?

[xdv8]

Originally Posted by SteelCityRising

So when one of those young men damages a parked vehicle while operating an uninsured dirt bike or ATV on a public street illegally, who bears the cost of fixing the damage?

The car owner. Why are you asking as though they condone the behavior?

[wpipkins2]

Originally Posted by SteelCityRising

So when one of those young men damages a parked vehicle while operating an uninsured dirt bike or ATV on a public street illegally, who bears the cost of fixing the damage?

Am I suppose to answer the question? I do not own a dirt bike or ATV. My son is not allowed to ride anything period. You are asking the wrong person.

[guy2073]

Originally Posted by SteelCityRising

So when one of those young men damages a parked vehicle while operating an uninsured dirt bike or ATV on a public street illegally, who bears the cost of fixing the damage?

Even if the person is arrested for damaging a vehicle it is almost impossible to collect, the courts will award a restitution amount that limits your ability to sue them or sheriff sale them. The court will then not collect on the restitution. I have received $10 a year on my case because welfare requires a person to have a payment arrangement for court costs and restitution and that is the minimum the county requires for a payment plan.

[gg]

Originally Posted by SteelCityRising

So when one of those young men damages a parked vehicle while operating an uninsured dirt bike or ATV on a public street illegally, who bears the cost of fixing the damage?

The car owner will get screwed of course because they have money and insurance. The illegals do as they please and nothing will happen to them because they have nothing. It is what it is and always will be that way. Enjoy.

[8YearsinPittsburgh]

Originally Posted by guy2073

My first year in business I had an uninsured drunk driver total my first work truck, it almost put me out of business. I can not understand how someone can be ok with an uninsured vehicle that probably has inappropriate tires for road use sharing the road with them.

So yes seriously!

I was agreeing with you. Otherwise, I would have typed "Seriously?"

[guy2073]

Originally Posted by 8YearsinPittsburgh

I was agreeing with you. Otherwise, I would have typed "Seriously?"

I was never hooked on phonic.