Carefree looks to crack down on
noisy motorcycles, traffic
The Arizona Republic
Oct. 3, 2007 01:39 PM

Offenders could soon walk away with a Class 1 misdemeanor, instead of a civil citation, when the changes take effect in early November. Violators also could be fined as much as $2,500
in fines, receive as much as three years probation or land in jail for up to 180 days.

Currently, a first-time offense carries a fine of up to $175,
according to the Carefree town code.

 

Giving people a criminal record for loud pipes has to be the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard.

 

do what I do stay away from known trouble area's ( cops ) carefree az![:@]

 

That's ridiculous.

180 days in JAIL for loud pipes?

No wonder we have an imprisonment-rate problem in this country.

Why do we need new laws and regulations for this? Can't we just cite them for disturbing the peace or whatever generic law we have if the sound is completely unreasonable and be done with it?

It's a shame the Free State Project chose New Hampshire instead of a low population Western-U.S. state or I'd be there. This stuff is nuts.

 

I don't go to carefree anymore. Just a bunch of RUBS on $60,000 choppers up there anyway. Plus the ride to get there from here sucks.

 

note to self: mark Carefree AZ off of places to visit in the future.

 

keep buyin them big motors with straight pipes!!!

 

Maybe that`s the way to end the Illegal Mexican problem

stap loud pipes to their as ses.

 

I wonder if the folks with the BIG BOOMIN car radio's and the pick ups with the loud duals on them are getting the same treatment

 

Would those be crack pipes?