Hummer Drivers Get Most Tickets

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Hummer Drivers Get Most Tickets

October 8, 2009 | ISSUE 45•41

A study conducted by a statistical information company concluded that drivers of Hummers received 4.63 times the number of citations other drivers did. What do you think?

Oh, that explains what the little car with the blinky roof lights was doing near me the other day."

Lee Laporte
Generator Mechanic
I still don't understand why I have to obey traffic laws when I'm clearly such an important person. Conveying that message was the whole reason I bought a Hummer."

Gordon Seals
Inventory Consultant
That's unfair. People should only get ticketed based on what race they are."

Shelly Petrova
Regional Sales Manager

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