and you thought texting and driving was bad....

[dave2]

German police caught this guy... Mobile office with laptop, printer, inverter, and whatever else...... This in a country where talking on a cell phone and driving can cost you a driver license suspension.

http://de.nachrichten.yahoo.com/mobiles-b%C3%BCro-auf-dem-beifahrersitz---polizei-stoppt-autofahrer-.html
 

[IaGary]

Dave reading that story reminds me of when I was 5 or 6 years old.

Just look at the pictures cause I can't read a darn word of it.LOL

Gary
 

[SweetFeet]

Dave 2,

What in the world was he doing with it? Working out of his vehicle...or just hooked on surfin'?
 

[dave2]

That's the only reason I posted was for the picture, if someone can read it, that's fine too.....
Unbelievable what you see on the autobahn.... Especially long distance truck drivers.......
 

[WGWKy2]

Looks like a police cor to me.
 

[dave2]

[RBnSC]

I think he is the Scammer that annoys everybody.
Ron
 

[SweetFeet]

RBnSC,

You may be right!
 

[FarmerZeb]

dave,

if am am reading it correctly he got a 120 euro fine
for an unsecured mobile office??

my German is a little rusty
 

[Fawteen]

Google Translate will give you the gist of it, tho the English comes out pretty fractured.
 

[Dean]

Agreed.

It looks like your typical cop car but those guys can use all of their stuff as well as their cell phone while driving 90+ MPH on the way to the donut shop.

Dean
 

[Dodgeit]

[HughB]

Life-threatening zeal: a man on the Highway 8 at Friedrichsthal in the Saarland police with a mobile office in the passenger seat has been stopped on Monday. On a small frame had the 35-year old a laptop, a printer, and a voltage converter turned off.

In addition, two nnalert, a satellite navigation system and a GPS receiver hung on the windscreen of the car, according to police sources.

Also read: points in Flensburg, Germany could be deleted to the extent

The man from Baden-Württemberg was noticed as he overtook a vehicle at 130 miles an hour. Allowed speed 100 was expected due to high speeds and improperly secured load him a fine of 120 euros.
 

[mkirsch]

35-year-old laptop? Did they even have laptops 35 years ago?

That would be... 1977. Nope, no laptops.
 

[HughB]

German translation. The man was 35 yrs old. That is a literal translation by google