Indiana Law
Jun 7, 2023 19:20:33 #
Commander Bell
Loc: Lafayette Indiana
In my home state of Indiana you can not ride a blank over 10 miles per hour on any city street
A) car
B) truck with more than 4 wheels
C) lawnmower
D) horse
A) car
B) truck with more than 4 wheels
C) lawnmower
D) horse
Jun 7, 2023 19:41:58 #
Commander Bell wrote:
In my home state of Indiana you can not ride a blank over 10 miles per hour on any city street
A) car
B) truck with more than 4 wheels
C) lawnmower
D) horse
A) car
B) truck with more than 4 wheels
C) lawnmower
D) horse
I'm guessin' C
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Jul 12, 2023 14:24:13 #
Commander Bell
Loc: Lafayette Indiana
Oops. It looks like I never got back on this one. My most humble apologies if this is so.
The correct answer is D. In the Hoosier State you cannot ride a horse over 10 miles per hour.
This was enacted to keep horse racing off of city/ town streets. However the actual law does not specify a location.
So if you are a Indiana farmer and want to take your trusted steed out for a hearty run, be careful not to exceed 10 miles per hour. You could be cited for speeding.
Commander Bell out
The correct answer is D. In the Hoosier State you cannot ride a horse over 10 miles per hour.
This was enacted to keep horse racing off of city/ town streets. However the actual law does not specify a location.
So if you are a Indiana farmer and want to take your trusted steed out for a hearty run, be careful not to exceed 10 miles per hour. You could be cited for speeding.
Commander Bell out
Jul 12, 2023 14:33:48 #
Commander Bell wrote:
Oops. It looks like I never got back on this one. My most humble apologies if this is so.
The correct answer is D. In the Hoosier State you cannot ride a horse over 10 miles per hour.
This was enacted to keep horse racing off of city/ town streets. However the actual law does not specify a location.
So if you are a Indiana farmer and want to take your trusted steed out for a hearty run, be careful not to exceed 10 miles per hour. You could be cited for speeding.
Commander Bell out
The correct answer is D. In the Hoosier State you cannot ride a horse over 10 miles per hour.
This was enacted to keep horse racing off of city/ town streets. However the actual law does not specify a location.
So if you are a Indiana farmer and want to take your trusted steed out for a hearty run, be careful not to exceed 10 miles per hour. You could be cited for speeding.
Commander Bell out
That's good to know 🤪 good to hear from ya haven't seen you around for a whole. Someone was asking about ya. I can't remember who now 🤔 Welcome back 👍
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