It is said that around 7,000 people get cited yearly for violating the rules for driving in the HOV lane. This 62-year-old man just had to be one of them, after he tried to disguise a fake skeleton as a passenger so that he could use the aforementioned lane.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a trooper pulled over the man on Thursday after noticing he had placed a fake skeleton in the passenger’s front seat.
At the very least, I could praise the man for his cleverness by making the skeleton sit upright, tying it to the front seat, and have it wear a hat.
He could have had the skeleton wear the seatbelt, though, and have it wear gloves. But hey, that’s just me!
Last April, a man was pulled over after driving in the HOV lane with a mannequin wearing a sweatshirt, baseball cap and sunglasses.
What are your thoughts about this one?
(Image Credit: Arizona Department of Public Safety via AP)
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Hehe... a fake can't count as person.. a real might have got a point for being a deceased person... leading to the question if a hearse driven by a single person and containing one in the payload section can use the HOV lane or not.... ;-)
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