851raymond for Senate!

A: driving over sidewalks is not reckless driving as it is not a law. Reckless driving is defined as intentionally disregarding road laws. Driving over sidewalks is not anywhere within the law.

driving over the sidewalk can be considered:

  1. Reckless Driving (The act of intentionally disregarding the rules of the road whilst driving.)
  2. Careless Driving (The act of unintentionally disregarding the rules of the road whilst driving.)
  3. Dangerous Driving ( The act of disregarding the order of the roadway, or the safety and well being of others. )

Driving over sidewalks is not anywhere within the law

The law does not have to say and or define that driving over the sidewalk is illegal because it already falls into the simple definition of Reckless/Careless/Dangerous Driving.

If you are driving on the sidewalk, you will get pulled over and possibly cited even if you did it intentionally, unintentionally or simply disregarding the road/safety of others

If you ever present a bill like that to Congress, especially a elite chamber like the Senate, you’d get dumped on so hard because of how stupid and useless it is.

https://forums.stateoffirestone.com/t/a-bill-to-amend-a-bill-to-establish-road-laws-re-vised/2786

https://forums.stateoffirestone.com/t/a-bill-to-update-the-established-road-laws/2650

Crossing a double solid yellow is common sense those lines are not there for no reason.

There already is a law about crossing a double solid yellow line, you can read about it here:

brandishing a firearm is a thing and it is a more serious case over open carry which I know will be arguably similar

Open Carry

https://forums.stateoffirestone.com/t/firearms-and-weaponry-management-act-pt-2/5928

If the weapon is fired, it can fall under:

Negligently Discharging a Firearm

https://forums.stateoffirestone.com/t/a-bill-to-define-negligently-discharging-a-firearm/4882

If you’re holding up a firearm to someone and throwin threats and shit, you’re most likely going to get arrested for a lot of charges anyways - not completely legal just to hold a gun up to someone and threaten em. Conspiracy to Commit a Crime, Kidnapping, etc - depends on the situation. I personally don’t agree on making a brandishing law but that’s just me.

This being said, I still do not support and do not endorse, however, good luck!

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