Will this pass with the cops in souther california through a chain requirement checkpoint?
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According to the Autosock website, they've been approved by CalDOT as an alternative traction device. However, it is noted that it is at the discretion of the checkpoint officer, in case they feel that nothing other than chains will suffice. http://www.autosock.us/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/CHPTraction.pdf
422090
It should, you will need to purchase a bypass module as well on top of this
281448
Yes, I had no issues with security....they checked it out and it passed fine! You should have no issues at all! happy travels!
148403
This unit goes on the inside of the trailer and connects to existing cables from the old coaxial plate that is being replaced. As long as the trailer has an input on the exterior and a working "old" coaxial plate on the interior, it will work as advertised. There is no need for a "pass thru in park mode" since you would connect the park's output to the trailers exterior.
162724
You would need to check with Garmin. Note, I was in northern California and the standard download of the lower 48 states had forest service roads. I was impressed with the detail.
2022332
I am on vacation right now. Went from ft. Lauderdale to Phoenix and had no problems through security. A year ago I went to Puerto Rico and didn't have problems. Like any other item that set off the alarm, I put it in my purse which then I put in conveyor to be xrayed and so far so good. I hope this answer your question.
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If you mean the airport control, I am afraid you cannot. Once I saw (may be 10 years ago) the Swiss knife was confiscated in the airport. It is better to clarify this issue with appropriate authorities. I think, if you do not have a check out bas, it may be a problem.
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If you have a chip in your key you will need a by pass mod the db al. If not that's it.
1653220
No, it won't. Because this has been designed only for Escort Radar Detectors. May I give you a piece of advice though, I'd sell your Cobra iRadar and get a good RD of Escort, Valentine 1 or Beltronics. That RD won't save you from a ticket by the way. You are welcome to join the largest community of speed countermeasures in the world. www.radardetectorforum.org
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The BACtrack S80 is an extremely accurate device and uses the same technology as police breathalyzers. There have been multiple 3rd party tests done to prove this. That said, it should not be used to give you a pass to drive intoxicated. Intoxication begins with the first drink. You can be pulled over and arrested if you blow a 0.02% - it's a police officer's job to do this if you are driving erratically. This device is meant to inform you of how alcohol affects your body--and to ensure you are at 0.00% before you get behind the wheel. If you get pulled over, it's already too late.
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It should. Be careful if you are in California and have to comply with Title 24: this version has the "Dual-Brite" feature that's non-compliant. Easy to wire up.
416299
Yes, but you will need the security tool to "lock" it or use ty straps to secure.Thanks , Chris
2273920
It will work but you may need a bypass module to get past the security especially on Canadian model car.
350121
If the question is, will you be able to pass it through security without taking out your laptop, than the answer is No.
181801
This unit meets UL2034 requirements and CA standards as follows: Alarm response time frame requirements are met for the various levels of CO, no alarm for less than 30ppm (CA) and End of Life Warning alarm. It has attained CE and RoHS certificates. Even though this unit meets the necessary requirements, it is not yet an approved UL Listed product and as such it is not suitable for California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts nor Minesota at the time of writing.
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Hi Vicente, I sorry, but that information I do not have, may you should check with DMV to find out there requirement for that information
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There are some chain link fences with the space larger than 2-1/4" that will allow it to pass, other wise-no.