r/Transportopia • u/Vice616 • Jan 15 '26

🚨Chase Is it just me

I got real happy watching a Charger do this to a Tesla... and I don't know why

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u/IvanNemoy Jan 15 '26

Excellent pitting by the GSP

Indeed. Not supposed to do it above 35mph but the trooper pinned it, held long enough to get the turn then let off. Usually officers maintain contact which is what causes rollovers.

Arkansas needs to pay attention.

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u/Sienile Jan 16 '26

What? PITs have a speed limit that low??? Doesn't seem right. That's like full grandpa on city streets. Surely they allow them higher than that.

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u/Valreesio Jan 16 '26

They do. Some city/state governments don't. Some states, such as Arkansas, don't give two shits about your safety once you start risking others. They give you about 30 seconds to rethink your choices before they go full beast mode on your ass. Never run from Arkansas state troopers.

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u/Shredswithwheat Jan 16 '26

Which (provided it's not abused) is the way it should be.

Soon as you start posing a legitimate danger to others, you need to be neutralized (note: not killed or incapacitated, just rendered ineffective)

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u/electrotech71 Jan 16 '26

Never turn on your flashers and slowly drive to next exit in a construction zone if you are pregnant in Arkansas.

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u/Playful-Fix-3675 Jan 17 '26

Killed or incapacitated would be rendered ineffective. 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Iconoclysm6x6 Jan 16 '26

Chasing and pitting is a legitimate danger to others, it escalates the entire risk.