The Viktor Wilt Show

That's right. Traffic School powered by the Advocate's Injury Attorneys, two zero eight five three five. One zero one five the number to call? Lieutenant Crane and I were just discussing, roughing it out in the woods, camping, man. Sounds like you guys you're living the the rough life out there, lieutenant Crane, with that camping setup you got going on.

Well, I was telling you how that come about. I didn't wanna buy it, but we we ended up getting one, and now it's the only way to live. Well, yeah. Holy cow. I mean, I don't remember for sure the last time I slept in a tent, but I remember the last time my brain woke up in the middle of the night, and I had to go outside and was like, never again.

Never. Tent camping, that's a young person's game. That's a pretty nice looking camper there. You said you got three slides? Do do you see what's on the back of the camper?

Oh, and a boat. That you you That's where you were supposed to go on. Yeah. Well, it looks like you got enough room to take me camping too. You know, I'll turn the, the little table into a bed.

Yeah. We need to take that boat out. Yeah. Alright. You threaten me with a good time.

I I'm ready. I'm ready right now. I'm coming with you. I'm just gonna leave work, and we're going camping. K bear you are live on traffic school powered by the advocates injury attorneys.

Who's this? This is Alex Berman, Alex. What's up? What do you wanna know? I'm wondering if the street legal to rent my motorcycle up up the middle between two cars on the dotted line.

I saw this discussion happening on the life in Idaho Falls. I wanna see a photo of your ID first or your driver's license. Now it it doesn't matter what age you are. You cannot Oh, you gotta have a motorcycle endorsement to even ride the motorcycle. Gotta have that.

Yep. But, lane splitting, I would assume. Splitting is illegal no matter how old you are. Oh, okay. Alright.

That was your dad. Yeah. I just lost a bet with my dad. Yeah. Here in Idaho, no fun for you motorcyclists.

Yeah. And you listen to your dad. And I tell you, with some of the idiots I've seen on the road recently, you don't wanna be lane splitting anyway. Hey. I'm gonna just tell you this.

Your dad's gonna have a lot of other good advice you need to listen to. Silence, lieutenant Crane. Silence. That's exactly what I would have done as a teenager too. Really?

No. I've heard some of the things my dad said. It doesn't make sense till you're about 40, 40 five. That still doesn't make sense. I know where I got my crazy from.

But you didn't turn out. What? I turned out great. I'm a pillar of the community. I hold down a job.

That's right. Well, we appreciate the call, Alex, and I you you have a great weekend. Okay. You too. Alright.

Thanks. Bye. We really ought to get a cut on all the wagers that are won or lost. Yeah. We should because we we have resulted in a lot of people.

Domestic violence. We've resolved domestic violence situations. We've done a lot of things. Yeah. We are truly probably the best people in this community.

Kept friends' friends. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates. So, lieutenant Crane, while we wait for some callers, I don't know what's going on on Facebook. But for some reason, I'm just being relentlessly pummeled with all of these Facebook groups about counterfeit guitars. Now this is apparently a major issue because because I'm seeing so much of this, I started looking into this.

Apparently, people making counterfeit guitars in China and shipping them to The US, They, like, you know, wipe these things out at customs as often as they can. But there's a major community of people who buy these counterfeit guitars and fix them up. What would happen to you if you got caught with a counterfeit guitar? I'm just curious because they look like a good deal. That's a similar issue unless you defraud the person.

Right? Yeah. Yeah. So as long as you're not selling it and saying, hey. This is what it is.

Well, that's not it. You're ruining my money making schemes. You're ruining my life. I was hoping to get a few extra bucks. This is how I was gonna make it big.

K Berry, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Josh. Josh, what's up, man? Not much.

I was tuning in waiting for the announcement. We're waiting for the 09:00 hour. I'll give you an announcement. This is traffic school. I can guarantee you one thing.

We are not doing the K Bear one zero one secret sound powered by the advocates till the 09:00 hour. It's only I know that right now. 08:48. I know that right now, but So what's up? Hey.

You have a got a question for the cops. What? Do you have a question for the cops? Yeah. Kinda.

What do you think about the Massachusetts law that requires a permit or license to have a goatee. What do I think of the law that requires you to have a license or permit to have a goatee? Where is this at? Massachusetts. Oh, Massachusetts.

I think that might be why people are moving. Can't grow a beard? You won't let me be a man? You ain't. Yeah.

I think that law is dumb just like many other laws. If you want entertainment, there's stupid laws in every state and there's you can go do a search on that and find out. Yeah. We've talked about it, like, how you have to smile in Pocatello all the time. You know?

I grew up in Pocatello. I had plenty of reasons to not smile. And when you drive down south just a little bit, that smile turns into a friend for you. Yeah. And it's only just a little bit south.

You're right. Every time. Well, there you go, Josh. You wanna do business with me? I'll sell you a guitar.

I'll trade you this good you know, Gibson worth $3 for that vehicle you towed. How about that? And I'll still owe you some money. Alright. Well, you have a good weekend, Josh.

You too. Good luck during the secret sound whenever we do it. Yeah. I think I have an idea of what it is now. Alright.

Well, good luck, man. Peace. Yeah. See you. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates injury attorneys.

Who's this? DJ. And what's going on? I'm just wondering what the official buzz on car seats and booster seats are in Idaho. Okay.

That's a good question. Do you love your children? Yes. I do. So the car seat's, six years of age.

You move them into a booster seat after so much weight, and I'll figure that out real quick and get it out to you. I haven't, dealt with that personally myself for a while. So So they gotta be in a booster at least until Oh, wow. Six or something? Or is it all isn't it based on weight?

Yeah. Yep. There's some weight involved. So if you have a kid like Peaches, probably when they're about one, you can go ahead and put them in a regular seat belt. Think it goes to six whether that's the case or not.

Alright. He's he's, looking it up here on his, special police phone. So, if you give us just a few, we'll throw it out on there. Six years of age and younger must be properly secured in a child safety restraint when transported. Okay.

So how do you tell when you move them from a regular car seat to a booster? How how do you tell when you move them from a back facing car seat to a forward facing car seat? Oh, that's another good question. That's when they're no longer in the little I don't know what they call that, the cradle style where they just lay in it. Yeah.

That has to be backward. When they move into a regular car seat, they can come forward. I would assume if you have to smash their little legs behind the, back of the seat and the car seat itself, you need to turn them around because it's not good for the baby. He's still searching, searching. This is a tough question for the cops.

I I appreciate this call, putting this guy to work, digging it. Alright. Still talking. Keep talking. I'm I'm trying.

I'm trying to think of something to yap about, but but I already did my joke about smashing the baby legs. I got nothing else. I guess as soon as we get that answer, we'll throw it out on the facility. Child should remain in the rear facing car seat until they are at least two years old or until they can reach maximum weight or height. Forward facing car seats should be used until the child reaches the weight or height limits specified by the manufacturer.

Okay. So you you gotta check out your car seats and booster seats. Yep. And you guys do, car seat checks from time to time. Right?

One coming up, and I'll get that nailed down. And then I'll put that out on the radio next week. And if you have any questions or wanna make sure your car seat's secure, we've got a car seat specialist in our office. And if you don't wanna wait till then, you can come by our office at 1540 Foot Drive, set up an appointment with him. He'll come out, take a look at that.

The other really nice thing is is if for whatever reason, you know a family member or a friend that can't afford a car seat, we've got the ability to get him one. That's great. That's great. Alright. That's great.

Well, we thank you guys. Absolutely. And, appreciate the question. Good to get that information out to the community. Have a good one.

Thanks. Yep. Thank you. K bear. Oh, I ain't gonna stand for this.

K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Phony. Phony. Welcome to the program. Hi.

Who's this? This is Isaac. Isaac, what's up? Nothing much. I'm just calling in to do, ask you guys about some traffic related questions.

Perfect. I hope you got a tablet full. Hey. Kick me in hell. Let's check them off.

I'll be back in a while. See you in ten, Greg. So, I I, I, drop off packages for a living, and, they they have a think they call that, You know what? So they, they, they, have us drop off all the all all of the, so they, have us park on the right side of the road all the time. Is that law, or are are we allowed to park on the left side of the the, road by the law?

Okay. So are you talking when there's no legal parking spots available? So that was kind of going into my second question. So if there is no legal parking spaces available, well, then we're just supposed to park in the basically, on the road with our blinkers on, and then we get five minutes on the road from based off of from from what I've been told from my, job. Yeah.

Is is all of that true or and then if there is, if if there is parking spaces available on the left, we're not supposed to use those. We're supposed to turn around and then park always on the right side of the road because then if a car is coming and it hits us, then we're at fault. Yeah. And that's the bottom line. If there's no legal parking places, your employment can tell you whatever they want.

You can stop there. You can turn your hazards on. A lot of people have to put a cone out depending on which company they work for. But the bottom line is if it's still contributing circumstance, why you get hit because you're out in the road too far or you're in a hazard position where somebody comes around the corner and can't see you till it's too late, you could still have, contributing circumstances as far as responsibility. I see.

Okay. So it's it's just kind of a, case by case basis depending on the the, traffic conditions then? Or the environment. In the in the environment. Yeah.

Okay. Well, thank you. That that was basically both of my questions. I kinda combined them into two. But Perfect.

Thanks for your call. Absolutely. Hope you have a good weekend, man. Appreciate you. Thank you.

See you. My wife's doing her very best to support him. Well, I've I've been to your place. I I think they wouldn't need to park in the road. Yeah.

But she's like, Margaret, they need to eat too. They Hey. You know, getting getting lots of packages is kinda like Christmas every day. Oh, it's you. Christmas.

I think I'm gonna get a cardboard bailing machine. That's the only problem when you end up with 10,000,000 boxes, and you're like, is anybody moving? Please come get these. She orders a pack of gum, and we get a three by four foot box. You know, some of the shipping practices today do seem a little bit wasteful.

But I get all those popping air bubbles. Yeah. Those are fun. They're fun. You got grandkids, so I'm sure they love it.

K Bear, you're live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey, crazy Carl. How you guys doing? Wow.

Alright. Crazy Carl. Just get the free plugs out of the way. Got a new coffee shop to to help this week. Hey.

I was talking about business. Yeah. It's raining on Sunday. My, my question is, sergeant Crane. Did you, did you have a chance to drive that new GT Mustang you guys got?

I have driven it. You have? Oh, yeah. Blast or what? Oh, I tell you what.

I had it up to top speed of, like, 25 miles an hour through the school zone. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. I was on it.

Crazy. Woo. That's funny. It's why they call me tires to go through. Yeah.

Well, we have gone through a set of tires already on it. That's what tax payer value we wasted. Yeah. So That's that's blowing half the budget. Right?

Now did you guys confiscate that from somebody? Is that how you guys get these snazzy rides? Oh, you know you know what? The public was a little upset about us getting those cars because they're like, hey. Wait a minute.

You guys are on a tight budget. You're complaining about money. Now all of a sudden, you have Mustangs. Right? Yeah.

Yeah. Exactly. And it doesn't look good to the eye. Right? But I'll tell you what happened is we couldn't get any cars.

All the and I won't name brands and issues, but the problem was we couldn't get cars, and we had budgeted so much for cars. Well, we were gonna lose that money and not have anything, and it was gonna go back, and we were hurting for vehicles. So Ford come to us and said, hey. And not only us, but multiple states. I think nine states participated in this and said, if you will take these Mustangs, so many Mustangs, we'll sell them to you at this cost.

Oh. So we bought them for pennies on the dollar. Why don't you find me a deal on a car like that? Well, yeah. I'm struggling.

I'm a struggling, you know, teller of the community. But that doesn't look good when you roll up in a brand new Ford Mustang, and everybody's like, oh, sure. Sure. You broke. Oh, man.

So, so on that note, is it legal to have racing slicks on the streets? So it actually says that you have to have two thirty seconds tire tread on your v on your tire. So, yeah, it would be illegal. Yeah. Yeah.

So racing slicks, no go. No go. Yeah. Sorry, Carl. Oh, my my boss says not true.

Well, he's, talking to a Top. What? DOT wrinkle walls. You can run them on the street, he said. DOT.

What's a DOT wrinkle wall? Not for highway use. Not for highway, but street. Yeah. Let's see.

D o t wrinkle wall. Wrinkle wall. What's the difference between a highway and a street in your code book? Right. Yeah.

I'm on the radio. I told you. My question my question. My question. I told you I waste time every Friday morning.

Alright. I mean, as inappropriate as I am, he is definitely not allowed on the radio. You can't you can't put him on the speaker phone. Yeah. Yeah.

Please tell him to not be using any bad language in the background. I'm kinda deaf, and if I didn't hear it, I'm in trouble. Yeah. I No. A wrinkle wall is a kind of tire here, but I I don't know.

There's not a lot of information about it. I'm gonna look that up, and your boss is probably gonna owe me lunch. Yeah. Hey. Swing on by the shop.

I've never seen anything that says wrinkle wall in Idaho called. Yeah. Just wondering if the Radial Pro is a wrinkle wall tire. I mean, again, I'm seeing people talk about these. Here's a Hoosier QuickTime Pro DOT tires.

Again, it's a lot of discussion in forums, but, they are listed. It it seems as like a drag type tire. So Ask your boss is, does he also, have the right to have his attorney there before he does s f s t's? See, look at this picture here. It looks like Yeah.

There's no tread on that. Those are still slicks. Yeah. And the they're like, the wall of the tire is wrinkling up. I don't know.

We'll do some digging, crazy Carl. We'll see what we could find out. If we have to do any digging. Oh, it sounds great that we don't even need to dig. He he's says it's no go.

Those are drag tires. So Alright. Well, sweet. You guys have a good weekend, man. Yeah.

You too, man. Good to hear from you, Carl. Alright. We'll see you, man. Peace.

Alright. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Hang on one sec. I just gotta make the FCC happy here. Alright.

Hang on just a second, caller. Lieutenant Crane smiling. Yeah. So it says that, as I stated, two thirty seconds of an inch by Idaho code. It also prohibits metal tires, restricts, and the only exceptions are farm machinery and studded tires, and we have dates that we can run studded tires.

So Yeah. Yeah. Two thirty seconds. That slick, wrinkled dog looking tire. The pug of tires.

I can imagine Carl's boss in the back seat of the car. You know I am an attorney. Right? Are you are you willing to lose your job over this? Well, hopefully, Carl won a few bucks and a bet.

We were talking about bets earlier. Caller, thank you for your patience. Who's this? This is Brian. Brian, what's up, man?

Hey. Not much. Hey. Just got a question about pedal bikes. Victor loves them.

As I say, they are annoying, aren't they? When they won't be able to ride on the sidewalk. Yeah. So do they have to, follow the same rules as, motorized vehicles when they're on the road? And you are absolutely correct.

If they're gonna operate out in the roadway, they have to follow all traffic laws just like a motor vehicle. Okay. That's good to know. Yeah. Whether they're wearing spandex or not.

Plenty of times, I've been at four way stops and seeing a pedal bike coming, and I don't go because I know they're gonna blow right through it. So that's good to know. I don't know what you drive, but I'm suspecting you'd win that nine out of 10 times. Oh, no. Probably 10 out of 10.

Yeah. I I'm in the same way. I definitely don't trust a bicyclist to follow the rules of the road. If I see them, I'm assuming they're gonna dart out in front of me. Kinda like if, you know, anybody's standing on the side of the road.

I just assume they're they're likely to jump out in the street. So always be extra cautious. Exactly. Right on, man. Well, enjoy Thank you very much.

Yeah, man. Enjoy your weekend, and appreciate the call. Yeah. You too. Peace.

Thanks. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates. Hey. I'm gonna rub some more into Carl just a little bit. Alright?

I just got a text from my, at home secretary. No wrinkle wall tires are not typically legal for driving on public roads in Idaho. These tires are designed for track use and are not relay or, and are not rated for highway service. There we go. And so it doesn't matter how much beer you're drinking at the track.

It's gonna be fun. Let's get out to I 15. Yeah. Yeah. These tires are cheap.

Let's go run them. Let's go run them. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? David.

David, what's up, man? Alright. So you guys talking about, like, tread tires, what's legal, what's not legal on the road? Just remind me an old conversation I had with a former coworker. We were arguing this fight he doesn't work there anymore.

We were arguing one day, like, hey. Like, if we win the lottery, he wants to buy, like, an armored vehicle, like, a tank and he can ride on the roads. I'm like, dude, I'm pretty sure that's not legal. Okay. What military military vehicles.

Or trees. Military. Military. Military. Military.

Military. You're allowed to drive them. Yeah. Can you drive a tank down the road? No.

What about In a parade? Oh, in a parade. Yeah. In a parade. Get a special permit.

You can drive it down the Road. Man. Go to Saint Anthony's twenty fourth of July parade. They'll drive a tank down every year. July 24?

Yes. Not the twentieth fourth of July parade that they've ever had, but you do a parade on the twenty fourth. They call it the July 24. I don't know what date it happens on this year. It's a Saturday closest to the July 24.

Now what's significant about the July 24? Pioneer days. Oh, okay. Okay. I should've known that.

Come to this valley. That's right. Well, and I've been to Pioneer Day celebrations. I just it's been a while. So my bad.

My bad. Alright. So I'll give my old coworker a call and tell him he can't buy that tank if he ever wins the big lottery. That's right. That's right.

And it probably not gonna go over 18 miles an hour, so we'd have to have a slow moving sign on it even if he could take it out on the roadway. Alrighty. Thank you so much. Hey. Appreciate it, man.

Hope you have a good one. You as well. You got a nice earplugs around that. What it does sound like it'd be a little bit of racket and uncomfortable. And I hear it's really hot in a tank too.

Why didn't we stop that last rest area? Well, I couldn't hear you, honey. Let's go for a nice Sunday drive. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Now, you have a tank coming to celebrate pioneer days?

No. The city owns a tank. Why does Saint Anthony own a tank? We need to defend ourselves. It's pretty dangerous out there.

It's pretty scary. No. It's, it was donated to them, and, they park it right by the, bridge across the Snake River, and they have a plaque there, recognizing our our soldiers. Okay. And then, they bring it out every parade, and, it yeah.

Fire something drives. We have a local gentleman there that's actually licensed to drive it through the military, and he drives it up up around. Fun. Yeah. Sounds fun.

Yeah. Just like, what what are they doing with a tank at Saint Anthony? You don't you don't mess with us. I I mean, I there's one guy I know out in that area who would've surprised me if he had a tank, but Alright. Thank you for your patience, caller.

Who's this? Nathan. Nathan? Jason. Jason.

What's up? Yes. So I was curious. Speaking about this whole drag racing radial thing, because I've heard a few people say that it's actually illegal to have them. And given by the tread pattern that you're talking about, the Mickey e e Freak Radial says it has a six thirty seconds tread depth and says it is technically a street radial legal tire.

So is that still the case? Or is that I mean, if it's called a street radial and it has a tread deep enough I mean I think I think the term is just they call it a street flick because you have such a little amount of rubber there, and it would be a street radial in the first or a street flick, essentially. So it all really comes down to tread. Right? So we have tread depth gauges.

And if you pluck that down, it doesn't show two thirty seconds. E legal. So if it's six thirty seconds, you're good. Yes. K.

Divide that out. Don't make me do math. I'm not in school anymore. Math is useless once you're done with school. Don't no.

It's not good. To a point. You know? That that algebra and stuff, yeah, useless. But, you know, you gotta know your basics.

Exactly. Alright. I was just curious more than anything because I had heard quite a few things on it too. And given that it had more more trend than what most of them do, I was more of a follow-up question for everybody. Yeah.

I think we've got some, misinformation floating around the local car community. We got some people with too much money that comes around these tires. Well, from what I've learned, if you have enough money, you can do whatever you want. Bad. You can just pay it.

Pay the fines. Pay the fines. You're good to go. Fines. You're not wrong.

Well, hope we got you some good info, man, and, hope you have a good weekend. You guys as well. Thank you. Thanks. Peace.

I've heard that where it's like, you'd cite me all you want. I'll just pay the fines. I'll see you tomorrow. Just day after day pulling them over. I saw a video I I think it was, last night on YouTube where there was a guy who he lived in a town where they're always doing DUI checkpoints, and this guy's just like a cranky old guy.

Right? So what do you want, Jill? There's someone here? Why you yelled under the door? I can't hear.

I've got headphones on. I know. That's fine. Does it need moved? No.

Oh, okay. Yeah. Oh, you are taking up a lot of space. Told you. Blame the cops.

Yeah. Okay. Well Towing. We'll we'll answer this call instead of my question there. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Who's this? Payson. Payson, what's up? Hey. So I know it might be a dumb question, but let's say that the, the driver of a motor vehicle is sober and driving an intoxicated person, you know, back being the DD And hating it the whole time.

And the intoxicated person has an open container. Is the driver gonna get a ticket for an open container then even though he's sober? No. But the passenger can get a ticket. Yep.

The passenger that's drinking will get the the open container ticket. But now if the driver is a designated driver, has the open container, cops pull him over. Oh, man. It's just a prank. All of a sudden become the passengers.

There's a chance that he's getting it. Right? So we'll do a little investigation on that and see. Right. So he'll mark the flow for sure to prove it.

Well, we'd see. We'd see. It all depends. But especially if you pull them over, there's two open cans, one designated driver, and one passenger. Yeah.

You're in trouble. At that point, that's where the math comes into effect that, Victor was just talking about. Wait a minute. How many did I have? Okay.

We have two people in the car. I only had one. One. The train officer, basically, you have to know basic algebra, geometry, all sorts of stuff. I was gonna ask you.

When you do math, do you carry the one in your mind or do you actually write it above the number? No. I I put it right above the dash. Just a little tick mark right up there just so I'd pull up my lipid. That's how they taught us when we were kids.

Now they got the newfangled math. Math. You know? Too hard for us old people to figure out. They're not how they did it back in my day.

Gosh. I got a buddy that you can ask him. What's two hundred thousand and forty two times ninety nine point eight six? And he'll spit out a number. And he's like, I think it's this, but I check it on your calculator.

You hang out with smarter people than me. Alright. Thanks, guys. Hey. Thanks, man.

You have a good one. Peace. Bye bye. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates. I was glad that call wasn't about tires again.

I was getting kinda tired. Tired of tires. Tired of tires. Hey. Is the radio station gonna pay my tow bill if that comes up missing?

Jade's just back in his office laughing. I want who's blocking the sun out of my windows. Well, we can we'll get you out of here fairly quickly, but we'll take a call first. I I would laugh at you getting towed. K, Baron.

You're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey. This is Sean. Sean, what's up, man?

Just a quick question as I drive around town. Hands free. Right? Obviously With nothing else to do. Well, park park currently.

It's it's more the the questions about when I'm driving around town. So where you're parked is a big concern. You're not around around little kids, are you? No. I just parked in the middle of the road.

I figured that was a good spot. You know? That's what that left turn basically on the phone and drive, so I just stop in the middle of the highway. Yeah. Just turn on your emergency lights.

You're all good. Sir, why are you parked in the left turn bay? Well, I'm on the radio station. K Bear called. I have to answer.

Right. But so when driving around town, we've got the bike lanes, obviously. The bike lanes have the solid white line. When it gets to a a stoplight, you get the little dots on the line. Is it then okay for cars to kind of veer into that to turn right at a red light, or is that supposed to be a one lane only situation?

No. When you can even with the bike lane there, if you're coming up to a red light and you're making a right turn, you have the right, if it's clear, to go to the right side of the vehicle in front of you, make the turn as long as there's room between that vehicle and the curve. Okay. I was just curious because I see it all the time, and I've never known if this is is this just a one lane scenario? Or No.

If there's a bike there, they get the right away, though. Right. K. Awesome. Thank you so much.

Yep. Right on, man. Have a good weekend. You too. Bye.

Alright. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for. Traffic School powered by the advocates if we have any last minute questions. I could just I'm just thinking about Carl and his boss, whatever they do for a living. Oh, you know that they're sitting around talking crap right now.

It's like yeah. Yeah. The boss is like, Carl, you get me another beer. That guy doesn't know what he's talking about. For sure.

What do you think my truck would be like with some of them racing slits on it? Sound kind of fun? We got a hot day tomorrow. Supposedly, it was gonna be, like, 80 degrees. Oh.

Toasty. Gonna have to put in that air conditioner. I I hate to tell myself, but back in high school, I thought, we I had an old truck that we thought was fast. And so I thought, well, if I'm gonna be fast, I gotta be like the real racers. I gotta heat my tires up.

So I got some old oil and put it in a a gallon jug, and I'd take a rag, and I'd wipe it on my tires, and I'd do burn outs before I'd race it. It would have been so funny to know he was a teenager. I just I'm trying to imagine. I can't picture it just, you know, out causing trouble. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Who's this? It's Paul. Paul, what's up, man? Hey. Question for lieutenant Crane there on my little daily John to the big Spencer Hood in Idaho.

Oh. Interstate 15 in these manicured roads we got. Is it is it legal to stay extended time in the passing lane? So in Idaho, we don't have anything that says that you have to stay in the right hand lane. Now what does become an issue if traffic comes up behind you, you need to turn over and go to the right lane, let them pass.

That's supposed to be the travel lane on the right, passing lane on the left. Okay. Perfect. Because I get a lot of birdies flipped at me driving down the road, and I thought, hey. I'll call and talk to you about it.

Yeah. Yeah. And so you're probably doing that stay out of the rough road area and a little smoother ride? Yes, sir. Yep.

Yeah. There there are some areas where we could use some patches, IT. And then you would complain because they're good roads. Exactly. The roads are garbage.

Now they're taking forever to fix them. What are they doing? Construction board. So yeah. Yep.

There you go, man. Enjoy the nice smooth ride in the left lane. The feelings out of my teeth. Why don't they fix it? What are they doing fixing this road?

Well, good. I appreciate it. Yeah. Have a good weekend, Paul. See you.

Hey. Thanks, man. See you. Bye. Alright.

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