Petition to Revise Street Racing Legislation

[82Seca750]

Alright folks, here it is.

http://www.petitiononline.com/civil013/petition.html

What we're asking for here is that the law be revised as opposed to scrapped....the part that we're asking for a revision on is the immediate 7-day vehicle seizure and licence suspension.

This way, the law can remain intact so those who feel it's warranted can support it....but, it will no longer be promoting this disturbing trend of new laws circumventing your right to due process and levying big upfront penalties with no recourse for the accused

please sign it, please have your family sign it....and please forward to other friends and family and have them sign it....we need a ton of signatures here

I've left no comment section on the petition....if you want to comment, rant, ***** or just stir up crap, you can go to just about any online forum and scream to your heart's content....so it's not happening in the actual petition

thanks folks

[newbieracer]

Done and done

[RideThis]

I'm in, she's signed...

[moto22]

Signed..............

[buttahz]

someone should make this a sticky...

signed....c'monnnnn petition!!!!

[Rob MacLennan]

someone should make this a sticky...

signed....c'monnnnn petition!!!!

Done.

... and signed.

[newbieracer]

Hey some Serious cleaning needs to be done on pg 2688, Just a heads up

[camber]

yeah... 2681 -2694 but I think there is one real sigature in that section of signatures.

[eastcoast_gsx]

Tim, can you track IP's that do that ********?

If so send me a list please. Lets see if we can identify where the BS sigs are originating.

[82Seca750]

Tim, can you track IP's that do that ********?

If so send me a list please. Lets see if we can identify where the BS sigs are originating.

I've seen those sigs......I'm not sure how to track them (or delete them)

I know a buddy sent a question to the site operators....have not gotten a response yet

there's a couple dozen BSers..

[VTR1000SP2]

signed, facebook group joined, link to petition posted on clubsi.com/ontario

[Rob MacLennan]

I've seen those sigs......I'm not sure how to track them (or delete them)

I know a buddy sent a question to the site operators....have not gotten a response yet

there's a couple dozen BSers..

Are you given the ability to see the email addresses of the people who signed? If so, then I would suggest that you export them all off-line, delete the obvious idiot posts, then email the remainder for confirmation that they signed. Once you get the responses (I'd give it a week or so), then you've got some solid digital signatures.

[eastcoast_gsx]

I've seen those sigs......I'm not sure how to track them (or delete them)

I know a buddy sent a question to the site operators....have not gotten a response yet

there's a couple dozen BSers..

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[TBartlett]

Glad to sign-especially after my ALMOST in Belleville last week. "Prominent member of society" reported me for a wheelie. Officer nabbed me when I came out of Home Depot. I admitted to nothing and was not charged.

[KrazyBones]

Glad to sign-especially after my ALMOST in Belleville last week. "Prominent member of society" reported me for a wheelie. Officer nabbed me when I came out of Home Depot. I admitted to nothing and was not charged.

smart on you, some people will get intimidated and scared and admit to stuff

[thumpit]

Is there more than one petition, Seca750?

Will this one suffice? Or should we sign others too?

http://www.petitiononline.com/civil013/petition.html

and thanks for your efforts.

[In2JeepN]

#4723...and thank you for the huge amount of effort you have set forth Seca!

[82Seca750]

Is there more than one petition, Seca750?

Will this one suffice? Or should we sign others too?

http://www.petitiononline.com/civil013/petition.html

and thanks for your efforts.

that's the one there.....thank you

[thumpit]

ok thanks 82Seca750

You know I almost think this might be one of the times that being proactive might eventually help get this turned around. At least so that what they are doing is legal. It sure isn't the way it stands now, and is surprising that it has been going on for over 5000 charges.

[blu600]

Right on Im not a racer but was in my teen years but still agree this law is only political. Signed also