Fines For Muddy Cars
In Minnetonka, Minn., it is considered a public nuisance, and therefore illegal, for “a truck or other vehicle whose wheels or tires deposit mud, dirt, sticky substances, litter or other material on any street or highway.”
All violations of the Minnetonka code are subject to fines up to $2,000, but a spokesperson said the city “attempts several other measures to mitigate the situation before pursuing."
We'd all be fined...
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There's actually a ton of places that have that same kind of law. It's primarily aimed at construction trucks and keeping the streets cleaned around sites. I've seen lots of people fined for it when I worked construction - but they were usually dump trucks and the like.
Lake Minnetonka was awesome. White Bear Lake was nice too. We stayed in Apple Valley and saw a lot of the Minne/St P area. We even stopped at the I35 bridge. Some of the huge I beams were still there, twisted like they were made from play dough.
On a brighter note, if you guys ever have the chance to get out there, the Minnesota zoo is absolutely awesome. It's clean and the animals look VERY healthy and well kept. That's something coming from me, as I'm not a fan of zoo's or caged animals.
Carl McFly wrote:X2, I agree with Joe. And not just because he's man candy
Just a quiet day on lake I'll take a muddy car law (which I have never heard about ever being enforced) for the "view"
Those animals do look well kept.
And healthy
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I'll take a muddy car law (which I have never heard about ever being enforced) for the "view"
