@@UFC_Buffalo if you’re driving so fast that multiple other motorists are calling the cops on you you’re driving recklessly. He was worried about the car being impounded which means he knows he was going at least 40 over the speed limit. That’s reckless. I don’t care how you try to justify it. It doesn’t matter if the cars they’re driving can handle those speeds. No one else on the road is expecting people to be going that fast. That’s why it’s dangerous. This is why motorcycles get in accidents. Not because they can’t handle going twice the speed limit. Because someone shoulder checks and sees them a mile away but by the time they start changing lanes the bike is plowing into their rear bumper.
@@craigcampbell1843 Exactly, they were speeding and driving recklessly and he knew they were. Also due to the beauty of technology and social media I am sure there is video of them doing it somewhere out there.
I read it and knew it was going to my province. Once that law came in. The RCMP sat on highways in low speed lanes in early morning and got a bunch of people going to work. Or they sat in passing lanes and left families on the side of the road. We are a joke of a province. Sorry on behalf of Canada.
😡 i can’t even start other wise it will be a 4 paragraph rant… I’ve lived here my whole life and the cops have gotten worse and the drivers have gotten twice as bad. I agree with you completely.
If your a know drug user to police they wont even arrest you most of the time they just allow them to commit petty crimes and terrorize neighborhoods. They go after the money hence why all your super cars got pulled over. It's just about the money. I live in bc it's a joke out here ...
here in the UK it's because a lot of traffic cops have to deal with fatal RTI's often caused by speed and also then have to be the ones to inform the next of kin, so makes perfect sense why they get so pissed off with people speeding.
Warning: in Ontario 40 over in an 80 is the same thing…. Except…. The ONtario Provincial Police do not have any discretion on that ticket it’s called “Stunt Driving” which also includes 50 over 100, allowing tires to lose contact with the roadway and rapid acceleration. Car impounded and drivers license is seized - on the spot. That ticket is BS, he didn’t pace you, no radar gun you would win in court easily but he knows you won’t fight a < $200 ticket
@@NangNangEE know what else happens in both countries? The cops visit you for what you post on facebook. Here in Canada, you get arrested and tackled to the ground for "too many men on the ice".
Born and raised in BC, you just happened to be driving on the other highway instead of the one I'm on normally. In BC, speed limit is the speed limit. Passing or not, doesn't matter. And with only really only 2 roads that go horizontally through BC, there are definitely lots of cops heh
Have you been stopped by a Mexican traffic officer? It is so calm. Where I am you get out when you get stopped, shake the officers hand and he tells you what he thinks you did wrong. You explain how he is wrong and go about your day. Well I do that, anyway.
I live in Michigan and have a ton of family in Canada and drive there almost monthly for decades now and have never been pulled over and never been stressed about being pulled over. Amazing how that works when you follow speed limits. LOL
@@venom5809 happy for you for having a boring life! Lived 38 years in Canada and I can tell you that it's like jail for nice people. Can't do shit, can't have nice cars. Putting a leveling kit and nice wheels on a truck is a crime! I don't drive a Nissan Sentra or a Toyota corola so I'm an eye sore for the cops!
You could have stopped at "cops are insane"...remember, they were shipped to ottawa from all over canada to use billy clubs and tear gas against people whose major crime was illegal parking, honking and holding illegal dance parties.
Actually although it sucked, this was a real good retro style video. Reminds us of the old days where cops think they're doing the world a favor, then they go home and blow a load all over their carbon copies of tickets.
You’ve never seen the consequences of someone speeding and driving recklessly and hitting innocent people. I like speed but there’s a time and place for it
Had to re-run a few times (12:28) to insure you said "northern" Canada... You better check your map of Canada. You are pretty much in "southern" Canada, if you want to use those terms.
@@tevinabeysekera6038 and considering windsor is even with Northern California....Funny how people chastise others for geography then make a fool out of themselves while doing so. About half of Ontario is more southern than BC. I think Mr Shane should pick up an atlas or open google maps.
I got caught 40 over in BC on radar, never had a ticket before. A trunk full of shotguns (legally owned) meant more paper work for the cop so the excessive speeding ticket with impound became a 196 regular ticket.
For future reference, if you ever get pulled over in Ontario or Quebec, and if the police threaten you with impoundment your car or confiscation of your radar detector (even if it is A BelTRONICS), it is best to contact the United States Embassy In Ottawa, as well joining the National Motorists Association.
when people say there are no cops up north, they are not meaning south of jasper. That is still tourist trap area and there are plenty, people are meaning north of jasper where nobody goes.
Typically, once you leave a big town there are minimal police. I think between Vancouver and Jasper is still pretty populated and heavily traveled. Next time head east to Alberta. Just wide open roads. I did a cross country Canada trip about five years ago and it was absolutely amazing. People got over to let me pass in the left lane, traffic was sparse on 2 lane roads to pass, scenery was amazing, and it was a free for all outside of the cities. I imagine driving through Canada to be like driving through the US 80 years ago. Less developed, rough roads, and just open. Enjoy your trip!
Imagine having the flex of having another car trailered to you because you just got one towed away😂 Reminds me of something Randy Savage would’ve done.
Insurance is another big thing. Canada we have demerit points that will affect issuance. Only a handful of states tickets affect those points. California is not one of them.
@@genric_sloth971 British Columbia does not talk with California either so DDE for example doesn’t have to worry about losing their license or anything when they get summoned to court
it was 50 over eqils impound then they raised the limit from 100 to 110 but if you do over 150 its an impound... and they treat it like a criminal offense... stop registering vehicles to the government
40 over, regardless of speed limit results in an impound, and roadside suspension of your license in some Provinces (Ontario changed to this last year). Welcome to the worst nanny state in the Western Hemisphere.
@@slapshotgolf4705 bro Australia is worse than that. In my state 40kph over is impounded vehicle, loss of licence for 6 months and $1600 fine. Less than 10kph over is $287 fine. It’s insane.
@@LT4Nova mobile phone usage, distracted driving and downright incompetence are far bigger dangers than speed. The best drivers in the world are Germans and they have low speeding fines and no speed limits on their highways. My GF is German and having been there, no one uses their phone while driving and everyone knows and follows all the road rules. Speeding fines are just a bullshit excuse for revenue raising.
@@LT4Nova my girlfriend is German. I was just in Germany. Trust me, there are mo speed limits on their autobahns (apart from around cities). To get a license you have to do numerous hours and tests with instructors (costing up to €2000). Compared to the US or Australia(where I’m from) where you can get your mum and dad to teach you, I’m absolutely positive that Germans are far better drivers.
Rob, I live in Alberta and I got pulled over three times in two months lol. It really sucks here and they always ticket you. I got one warning once out of 5 times of being pulled over.
LOL I saw that MC20 last weekend here in the Okanagan, actually when I was en route to drop a buddy off to pick up his new '67 Mustang convertible. Major speed enforcement around here in the summer.
Ontario also has the 40km over impound but its 50km over in 80km+ zones but there is is a hard cap on 150km. As we have 110km zones. Our stunt driving laws have gotten very strict over the pandemic as this comes with a license suspension aswell. Lest we frogot doing doughnuts on private property nets you the same fine, inbound, license suspension. Great fun.
Orange Creamsicle and Key Lime Pie Twizzlers have been offered as a summertime limited edition going back about five years. Easily found in NJ Walmarts.
@@yellowwducky I'm referring to Orange Creamsicle Twizzlers. Yes, I recall Orange Creamsicle popsicles, orange-vanilla twist custard and orange-vanilla Dolly Madison ice cream back in the late '70s/early '80s era... it's one of my favorite flavors.
Yep, I got impounded doing 41km/hr over along highway 1 in Vancouver, instant impound for 7 days ($400 ish impound fee) along with an excessive speeding ticket ($483) and 4 points. They are pretty strict when you're over 40km over.
1. Doubt you were in "northern Canada". 2. Come down to southern Ontario and see what strict traffic violations really get you. It's not just a pay me ticket
Ontario period, not just southern Ontario. Remember Herr Ford wanted the cops to randomly stop people and demand to know where they're going, where they're coming from, etc. Luckily the cops refused.
The cop should have done the conversion for the American that admits he passed the trucks going by 30 mins ago. Speeding in an unfamiliar area as an out of towner is frowned upon.
I got pulled over doing 129km/h in an 80 zone (short overtaking lane and just squirted past 2 cars) and got a $2552 fine, $450 court costs, $1100 for a solicitor, car towed away at my expense ($150) and impounded for 3 months. Lost license for 6 months. This was also my very first ticket in 24 years of driving. Never had a single one before this. Not even a parking fine. Welcome to Australia!! I watch these videos and think how much that would suck for these guys not being able to drive for 6 months!
@Charlie B yeah! Plus the next 40 months (yes 40!!!) where I couldn’t do anything wrong or I’d be in heaps of shit. Plus the following 5 years all insurances about triple price too!
I know someone that got caught going 140 in a 60 on a mountain road in BC. Car impounded for 2 months divers license suspended for a year. The road was not open to the public at that time too.
I have always dreamed of driving a car like that, getting pulled over, the police officer asking, “Do you know why I pulled you over”, me, “because I let you”. Pretty sure it wouldn’t work out to well, but it’s a bucket list thing.
"Yeah. OK, well, uh, we found, uh, this mouse in a bottle of YOUR CANADIAN BEER, eh hoser? Like, we was at a party and, uh, a friend of ours - a COP - had some, and HE PUKED. And he said, uh, come here and get free beer or, uh, he'll press charges." - DOUG MACKENZIE
You could've took a picture anyway, even in Canada nobody has expectation of privacy in public. You're allowed to take videos and pictures of public servants.
I don't know about Canada anymore, between all these videos of cars getting pulled over for "crazy driving" and another show that gives people a look at the Canadian Border and how they treat people and act like the Gestapo maybe the wonderful country of Canada isn't so wonderful to us Americans. On a cooler note Rob thanks for driving an Aston. I love those cars above all others. There is just something about the design, beauty, and engineering that has made me a huge Aston Martin Fan.
Boy, that cop must have been low man in the department to get stuck with an old Crown Victoria. For stopped making them over 10 years ago. Either that or the department is broke and they need the revenue from your speeding tickets to get some money for a new cop car.
I love how dramatic he is about his speed like it matters when the reality of the situation is speeding worse to protect the public from speeding....it's like idiocracy type shit, I would trust an enthusiast at any speed in those cars before I trust an emotional cop going 190 in a sled😂
@@Sarah-hp2ty there was no misinterpretation, I live in Canada too and 160kph is 100mph so would actually call 190 120mph...but for arguments sake let's say he "only" did 100mph that is still at minimum 50kmh over and in my province it's such a public risk you are suspended for 30 and impounded on the spot.
Yep, BC sucks for being pulled over. I was delivering pizza and might have passed a bus in a no passing zone. The driver called me in and a cop gave me a ticket. Needless to say, it didn't stick
Looks like you were up near Clearwater. Lots of nice long straight stretches but the cops don't put up with any crap what so ever. They will impound your car.
Ontarios getting bad too, your considered stunt driving on any road if your going 40km over. Impounded car, and lose your license for 30 days. Can’t have fun anymore
Were you on highway 16 headed to Alberta when this happened? One more tip. Never speed when you’re in a provincial park. Most cops just issue a verbal warning, some don’t. Most of the RC’s will give you 10 over the posted limit.
I was surprised at how the flow of traffic doesn't exceed the speed limit by more then 15 in the western provinces, in ontario on the 400 highways you can do 30 over and still get passed regularly. I had a cop pull me over for 40 over and he told me 35 and more is ticket territory (wrote me a 15 over ticket which was fine only no points).
As a Canadian, Bc is the worst province to get pulled over in. They will impound your vehicle even in the middle of nowhere, Alberta slightly better but you’ll be issued notice to see judge with a fine of course
I once got people calling the cops on me for the simple fact of the car being loud. Old 997 GTS. It was a austrian mountain road with a speed limit of 60 mph. That speed was really fast there in relation to the many twisty turns. Pretty much flooring it inside the legal bounderies was absolutely no issue yet that did cause some inconveniences
Got pulled and impounded for 7 days. Took ticket to court, cop had no proof of "excessive" speed so found not guilty. You don't get the tow or impound fees back. ☹️
Nice shirt Rob!! I sure would like to be wearing mine! I guess it's only been 28 days, and you did have to to ship from NJ to Niagara Falls., Sorry, lll learn to be more patient. Canadian Fan. 😆 🤣 😂 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 .
In 24years of driving in BC I have never got a ticket. However in Washington just 20minutes south I have got 3 🤣 In BC you need to know long weekends cops are looking for speeders. And highways entering and leaving small towns on any given day.
There are places where it is possible not to see any police and drive as fast as you want. If you are in a place that has as much traffic as there seems to be on that highway then there will be cops. If your cell phone is still working then there are probably going to be cops. I know of one highway in Alberta that is actually in the north that you have about 200 kilometres of road that you can pretty much drive as fast as you want and it is nice pavement only you won't like the roads that you have to drive to get there.
Haha yeah literally cops in any province with roadside impounds and license suspensions would happily tow 9 cars. Ontario especially would call 9 tow trucks.
Gotta love the zero F's given Rob always has getting pulled over lol. A seasoned vet.
mr spaghetti: " i dont get pulled over often"
also mr spaghetti: has compilation videos of him getting pulled over.
He also said he wouldn’t drive recklessly on public roads anymore when his friend died but we all knew that was BS.
@@craigcampbell1843 driving fast does not mean driving recklessly.
@@UFC_Buffalo if you’re driving so fast that multiple other motorists are calling the cops on you you’re driving recklessly. He was worried about the car being impounded which means he knows he was going at least 40 over the speed limit. That’s reckless. I don’t care how you try to justify it. It doesn’t matter if the cars they’re driving can handle those speeds. No one else on the road is expecting people to be going that fast. That’s why it’s dangerous. This is why motorcycles get in accidents. Not because they can’t handle going twice the speed limit. Because someone shoulder checks and sees them a mile away but by the time they start changing lanes the bike is plowing into their rear bumper.
While wearing a shirt that says "Super Speeders" lmfao.
@@craigcampbell1843 Exactly, they were speeding and driving recklessly and he knew they were. Also due to the beauty of technology and social media I am sure there is video of them doing it somewhere out there.
Cop: "I pulled you over for speeding"
Rob: pointing to shirt, "I was super......speeding, actually"
I know right? What worst shirt couple you be wearing🤣
I read it and knew it was going to my province. Once that law came in. The RCMP sat on highways in low speed lanes in early morning and got a bunch of people going to work. Or they sat in passing lanes and left families on the side of the road. We are a joke of a province. Sorry on behalf of Canada.
😡 i can’t even start other wise it will be a 4 paragraph rant… I’ve lived here my whole life and the cops have gotten worse and the drivers have gotten twice as bad. I agree with you completely.
If your a know drug user to police they wont even arrest you most of the time they just allow them to commit petty crimes and terrorize neighborhoods. They go after the money hence why all your super cars got pulled over. It's just about the money. I live in bc it's a joke out here ...
@@parkersmit6050 Vancouvers major crime is loud noises.
its so funny when cops act personally offended by people going over the speed limit
here in the UK it's because a lot of traffic cops have to deal with fatal RTI's often caused by speed and also then have to be the ones to inform the next of kin, so makes perfect sense why they get so pissed off with people speeding.
@@markc1793 I doubt speed is the reason for the fatal RTI.
@@markc1793 they picked the job
@@markc1793 But here's not england and no rti.
I was just thinking the same thing.
yup, my dad got his car impounded for a week in BC from a cop that didn't even use a radar on him
If theyre that bad about speeding then imagine what else they could do
Gross, pigs 🐷
Hope you went to court
Yeah I bet.
That doesn’t seem like it should be allowed
Land of Castreau.
Haaaa! Nailed it!
Fidel Castreau
Warning: in Ontario 40 over in an 80 is the same thing…. Except…. The ONtario Provincial Police do not have any discretion on that ticket it’s called “Stunt Driving” which also includes 50 over 100, allowing tires to lose contact with the roadway and rapid acceleration. Car impounded and drivers license is seized - on the spot.
That ticket is BS, he didn’t pace you, no radar gun you would win in court easily but he knows you won’t fight a < $200 ticket
I bet that the same thing happens in russia too. what a nation.
@@NangNangEE know what else happens in both countries? The cops visit you for what you post on facebook. Here in Canada, you get arrested and tackled to the ground for "too many men on the ice".
@@muskokamike127 ??? R u high? What's ur message? Hey, write it short and clear. Just like how u learned at kindergarten. 👌?
@@NangNangEE GFY. That short enough for you to understand?
@@muskokamike127 😂😂😂😂
Born and raised in BC, you just happened to be driving on the other highway instead of the one I'm on normally. In BC, speed limit is the speed limit. Passing or not, doesn't matter. And with only really only 2 roads that go horizontally through BC, there are definitely lots of cops heh
What is the speed limit on highway in bc?
@@jasbel671 Depends on the highway, but Antwerp from 90km/h to 120km/h.
I'm Canadian 🍁 living in Mexico and returned for a month last spring. I was so stressed while I was driving. That's crazy! Be careful up there!
Have you been stopped by a Mexican traffic officer? It is so calm. Where I am you get out when you get stopped, shake the officers hand and he tells you what he thinks you did wrong. You explain how he is wrong and go about your day. Well I do that, anyway.
@@mexicanspec yes I have been and that's why I say that I was so stressed driving in Canada.
I live in Michigan and have a ton of family in Canada and drive there almost monthly for decades now and have never been pulled over and never been stressed about being pulled over. Amazing how that works when you follow speed limits. LOL
@@venom5809 happy for you for having a boring life! Lived 38 years in Canada and I can tell you that it's like jail for nice people. Can't do shit, can't have nice cars. Putting a leveling kit and nice wheels on a truck is a crime! I don't drive a Nissan Sentra or a Toyota corola so I'm an eye sore for the cops!
Glad I am not in BC anymore. Cops there are insane in regards to speeding.
You could have stopped at "cops are insane"...remember, they were shipped to ottawa from all over canada to use billy clubs and tear gas against people whose major crime was illegal parking, honking and holding illegal dance parties.
Actually although it sucked, this was a real good retro style video. Reminds us of the old days where cops think they're doing the world a favor, then they go home and blow a load all over their carbon copies of tickets.
You’ve never seen the consequences of someone speeding and driving recklessly and hitting innocent people.
I like speed but there’s a time and place for it
@@DIYAmateurHour let's not act like speed limits weren't made for cars in the 1950s.
Had to re-run a few times (12:28) to insure you said "northern" Canada... You better check your map of Canada. You are pretty much in "southern" Canada, if you want to use those terms.
Most people live in Montreal or Toronto, and this place is more north than that.
@@tevinabeysekera6038 and considering windsor is even with Northern California....Funny how people chastise others for geography then make a fool out of themselves while doing so. About half of Ontario is more southern than BC.
I think Mr Shane should pick up an atlas or open google maps.
@@muskokamike127 lol what are you even saying? Rob’s no where close to being anywhere anyone would consider “northern” Canada.
@@brockwalls1413 Any CANADIAN. To most americans, ALL of Canada is north.
Northern southern Canada.
I love how rob is talking about twizzlers when he's pulled over.
Probably doesn’t help wearing a t shirt that says super speeders across the front 😂
I feel like you dodged a bullet on that one, that dude was not having any of it. 🤣👍🏻
Today, Mr. Spaghetti takes his pasta rocket to Canada. Tries to say fuhgetaboot-it.
Lmao
Underrated comment.
"I couldn't even talk to him about my candy" best quote 🤣
I got caught 40 over in BC on radar, never had a ticket before. A trunk full of shotguns (legally owned) meant more paper work for the cop so the excessive speeding ticket with impound became a 196 regular ticket.
I'll have to keep that trick in mind 😂
Welcome to BC where we have the best twizzlers and the strictest speeding laws
They get you on a sugar rush just to take your car! S ing my D H what a trap.. 😔
For future reference, if you ever get pulled over in Ontario or Quebec, and if the police threaten you with impoundment your car or confiscation of your radar detector (even if it is A BelTRONICS), it is best to contact the United States Embassy In Ottawa, as well joining the National Motorists Association.
Mr Spaghetti sure hates those Aston Martins!...
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The Hershey Dream Cycles are good, I could get them in Nebraska.
I guess the Canadian RCMP not impressed with expensive cars and rich people.
Where in Nebraska?
well there is not any American RCMP. lol 🤷♂️ its in the name Royal Canadian Mounted Police
They actually target expensive fast cars.
when people say there are no cops up north, they are not meaning south of jasper. That is still tourist trap area and there are plenty, people are meaning north of jasper where nobody goes.
Typically, once you leave a big town there are minimal police. I think between Vancouver and Jasper is still pretty populated and heavily traveled. Next time head east to Alberta. Just wide open roads. I did a cross country Canada trip about five years ago and it was absolutely amazing. People got over to let me pass in the left lane, traffic was sparse on 2 lane roads to pass, scenery was amazing, and it was a free for all outside of the cities. I imagine driving through Canada to be like driving through the US 80 years ago. Less developed, rough roads, and just open. Enjoy your trip!
Most of Alberta is dead straight roads and left lane hogs. There are a few good roads on the west side of the province but otherwise not worth it.
Imagine having the flex of having another car trailered to you because you just got one towed away😂 Reminds me of something Randy Savage would’ve done.
Yeah how did all that ego workout for Randy? 🤔
@@venom5809 I haven’t heard a single bad thing about man. But it’s okay to be jealous.
@@brandenjones192 He blew his brains out a few months ago in case you didn't hear, sure ain't jealous of him. LOL
@@venom5809 there’s still no proof that he actually did that. Unless I actually hear it from a credible source then I’ll believe it.
@@brandenjones192 Yeah only 911 calls and police reports, no credible proof. 😂😂😂
Now we know why the Canadian Guys hang out in Los Angeles
This :D
Insurance is another big thing. Canada we have demerit points that will affect issuance. Only a handful of states tickets affect those points. California is not one of them.
@@genric_sloth971 British Columbia does not talk with California either so DDE for example doesn’t have to worry about losing their license or anything when they get summoned to court
Damon also had his GTR impounded for speeding when he wasn’t going what the officer said he was so good luck
Yah, Damon got the GT R impounded for going 40kph over in Canada, so it happens.
it was 50 over eqils impound then they raised the limit from 100 to 110 but if you do over 150 its an impound... and they treat it like a criminal offense... stop registering vehicles to the government
40 over, regardless of speed limit results in an impound, and roadside suspension of your license in some
Provinces (Ontario changed to this last year). Welcome to the worst nanny state in the Western Hemisphere.
@@slapshotgolf4705 bro Australia is worse than that. In my state 40kph over is impounded vehicle, loss of licence for 6 months and $1600 fine. Less than 10kph over is $287 fine. It’s insane.
@@LT4Nova mobile phone usage, distracted driving and downright incompetence are far bigger dangers than speed. The best drivers in the world are Germans and they have low speeding fines and no speed limits on their highways. My GF is German and having been there, no one uses their phone while driving and everyone knows and follows all the road rules. Speeding fines are just a bullshit excuse for revenue raising.
@@LT4Nova my girlfriend is German. I was just in Germany. Trust me, there are mo speed limits on their autobahns (apart from around cities). To get a license you have to do numerous hours and tests with instructors (costing up to €2000). Compared to the US or Australia(where I’m from) where you can get your mum and dad to teach you, I’m absolutely positive that Germans are far better drivers.
Rob, I live in Alberta and I got pulled over three times in two months lol. It really sucks here and they always ticket you. I got one warning once out of 5 times of being pulled over.
I've had a couple near calls in BC after passing people, but countermeasures help a lot.
LOL I saw that MC20 last weekend here in the Okanagan, actually when I was en route to drop a buddy off to pick up his new '67 Mustang convertible.
Major speed enforcement around here in the summer.
Ontario also has the 40km over impound but its 50km over in 80km+ zones but there is is a hard cap on 150km. As we have 110km zones. Our stunt driving laws have gotten very strict over the pandemic as this comes with a license suspension aswell. Lest we frogot doing doughnuts on private property nets you the same fine, inbound, license suspension.
Great fun.
You might want to go to Cuba next time so you and the gang have a little more freedom
He has the freedom to not break the law. LOL
He isn't allowed to go there.
I was fined $20 for going through the tunnel in Havana on my scooter - only cars allowed.
Why does Rob remind me of Ralph Cifaretto from Sopranos? lol
Orange Creamsicle and Key Lime Pie Twizzlers have been offered as a summertime limited edition going back about five years. Easily found in NJ Walmarts.
Orange creamsicles were around in 1978 when I was a wee lad
@@yellowwducky I'm referring to Orange Creamsicle Twizzlers. Yes, I recall Orange Creamsicle popsicles, orange-vanilla twist custard and orange-vanilla Dolly Madison ice cream back in the late '70s/early '80s era... it's one of my favorite flavors.
50k over in Ontario and it's a 30 day impound I believe, instant suspension of license and a four figure fine.
So good day then Rob. Cheers 🇨🇦
That cop hit the jackpot. He had never pulled over many super cars at one time.
Yep, I got impounded doing 41km/hr over along highway 1 in Vancouver, instant impound for 7 days ($400 ish impound fee) along with an excessive speeding ticket ($483) and 4 points. They are pretty strict when you're over 40km over.
Don’t forget premium on ICBC insurance for 3 years!
@@alfyer5 That's if you get 6 points or more in the same year! 5 points is 1 year of Drivers risk premium. Lets just say I went through this crap lol
1. Doubt you were in "northern Canada".
2. Come down to southern Ontario and see what strict traffic violations really get you. It's not just a pay me ticket
Ontario period, not just southern Ontario. Remember Herr Ford wanted the cops to randomly stop people and demand to know where they're going, where they're coming from, etc. Luckily the cops refused.
Most people- oh shit I hope I don't get my car impounded
Rob- this candy is great. Lol
Welcome to Canada Rob
190 KMH = ~118 MPH
The cop should have done the conversion for the American that admits he passed the trucks going by 30 mins ago. Speeding in an unfamiliar area as an out of towner is frowned upon.
I got pulled over doing 129km/h in an 80 zone (short overtaking lane and just squirted past 2 cars) and got a $2552 fine, $450 court costs, $1100 for a solicitor, car towed away at my expense ($150) and impounded for 3 months. Lost license for 6 months. This was also my very first ticket in 24 years of driving. Never had a single one before this. Not even a parking fine. Welcome to Australia!! I watch these videos and think how much that would suck for these guys not being able to drive for 6 months!
@Charlie B yeah! Plus the next 40 months (yes 40!!!) where I couldn’t do anything wrong or I’d be in heaps of shit. Plus the following 5 years all insurances about triple price too!
"I couldn't even talk to him about my candy"...🤣
I know someone that got caught going 140 in a 60 on a mountain road in BC. Car impounded for 2 months divers license suspended for a year. The road was not open to the public at that time too.
I have always dreamed of driving a car like that, getting pulled over, the police officer asking, “Do you know why I pulled you over”, me, “because I let you”. Pretty sure it wouldn’t work out to well, but it’s a bucket list thing.
Canada is not a place I have any desire to ever go back to. Completely insane laws.
Northern Canadian roads!?!? Dude! You're barely midway north.
"Yeah. OK, well, uh, we found, uh, this mouse in a bottle of YOUR CANADIAN BEER, eh hoser? Like, we was at a party and, uh, a friend of ours - a COP - had some, and HE PUKED. And he said, uh, come here and get free beer or, uh, he'll press charges." - DOUG MACKENZIE
I live in Alberta and we say that British Columbia “BC”. Stands for bring cash. And they have put more cops on the highways.
If the cop blows off your greeting and immediately starts off hot headed like that you're in for a bad time because you're dealing with a bad cop.
I'm in Alberta Rob, everybody knows BC stands for BRING CASH. Tickets are like taxes.
I LOVE meatballs 🍝
The 190 threw me off then I was like oh yea Canada
You could've took a picture anyway, even in Canada nobody has expectation of privacy in public. You're allowed to take videos and pictures of public servants.
You should have asked him how long they use the police vehicles. That is an old Crown Vic.
That thing has to have a quarter million miles on it! 😃🤣😂
Rob getting a speeding ticket is like me going to the shop to get some beer
BTW they can tow you for 30 over in QC so basically 130. Not that they do it everytime...
Driven those roads hundreds of times, The RCMP are everywhere and don't mess around with speeding 🇨🇦
I don't know about Canada anymore, between all these videos of cars getting pulled over for "crazy driving" and another show that gives people a look at the Canadian Border and how they treat people and act like the Gestapo maybe the wonderful country of Canada isn't so wonderful to us Americans. On a cooler note Rob thanks for driving an Aston. I love those cars above all others. There is just something about the design, beauty, and engineering that has made me a huge Aston Martin Fan.
If you come to Omaha, get an orange cherry blossom, Boba drink at Jones Bros Cupcakes. They’re so good.
Boy, that cop must have been low man in the department to get stuck with an old Crown Victoria. For stopped making them over 10 years ago. Either that or the department is broke and they need the revenue from your speeding tickets to get some money for a new cop car.
Never seen the twizzlers here in California, but they have lemon and cherry ones. They are amazing
I love how dramatic he is about his speed like it matters when the reality of the situation is speeding worse to protect the public from speeding....it's like idiocracy type shit, I would trust an enthusiast at any speed in those cars before I trust an emotional cop going 190 in a sled😂
remember we use kph here in canada so he would have been going a little over 100mph
Shut up
@@Sarah-hp2ty there was no misinterpretation, I live in Canada too and 160kph is 100mph so would actually call 190 120mph...but for arguments sake let's say he "only" did 100mph that is still at minimum 50kmh over and in my province it's such a public risk you are suspended for 30 and impounded on the spot.
My buddy was doing 165km down the 417 in Ottawa Ontario he got a ticket and license suspended on the spot and vehicle impoundment for a week
It’s now a 2 week impound and 1 month license suspension on the spot
@@Slirox that was 5 or 7 years ago
@@CarsTrucksWhatever yeah I know man.
Yep, BC sucks for being pulled over. I was delivering pizza and might have passed a bus in a no passing zone. The driver called me in and a cop gave me a ticket. Needless to say, it didn't stick
Looks like you were up near Clearwater. Lots of nice long straight stretches but the cops don't put up with any crap what so ever. They will impound your car.
And this is why I've ran RD and LJs for the last decade in western Canada lol
Ontarios getting bad too, your considered stunt driving on any road if your going 40km over. Impounded car, and lose your license for 30 days.
Can’t have fun anymore
You guys are very blessed 🙌 love the interior on that vehicle!
Were you on highway 16 headed to Alberta when this happened? One more tip. Never speed when you’re in a provincial park. Most cops just issue a verbal warning, some don’t. Most of the RC’s will give you 10 over the posted limit.
I was surprised at how the flow of traffic doesn't exceed the speed limit by more then 15 in the western provinces, in ontario on the 400 highways you can do 30 over and still get passed regularly. I had a cop pull me over for 40 over and he told me 35 and more is ticket territory (wrote me a 15 over ticket which was fine only no points).
"Does your shirt say superspeeders? You know we can translate that into canadian" lmao
As a Canadian, Bc is the worst province to get pulled over in. They will impound your vehicle even in the middle of nowhere, Alberta slightly better but you’ll be issued notice to see judge with a fine of course
That was you guys i saw you past clearwater its was the highlight of my day
Just drove through BC, you can really get moving in a passing zone. Only saw two cops but one was a really unassuming unmarked car with a victim.
I once got people calling the cops on me for the simple fact of the car being loud. Old 997 GTS. It was a austrian mountain road with a speed limit of 60 mph. That speed was really fast there in relation to the many twisty turns. Pretty much flooring it inside the legal bounderies was absolutely no issue yet that did cause some inconveniences
Threw a punch at a cop @3:33 - just be glad you are in Canada lmao
Got pulled and impounded for 7 days. Took ticket to court, cop had no proof of "excessive" speed so found not guilty. You don't get the tow or impound fees back. ☹️
I like how Rob just says yeah i don't need to give you papers it's a rental
No, he specifically said "the rental papers should have the insurance on it"
@@muskokamike127 Oh okay
Nice shirt Rob!! I sure would like to be wearing mine! I guess it's only been 28 days, and you did have to to ship from NJ to Niagara Falls., Sorry, lll learn to be more patient. Canadian Fan. 😆 🤣 😂 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
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Beat street now
Today Super Speeder Rob goes back to his roots!
BC crew here. Didn't know Mr spaghetti was coming over.
I would have been a smartass with the cop. He seemed so harmless. 😂
"WHUTS THIS ALLABOOT DAR BUD?! YOU WER GOIN FURDY OVER DRIVIN LIKE A BULL MOOSE IN HEAT, HOSER"
A passing zone doesn't mean you can speed, it means you can pass traffic going under the speed limit.
8:25 In this video Mr. Spaghetti listens to Britney Spears - 'Baby One More Time' while he gets his sauce inspected by the health department
Pro tip if you’re gonna speed, speed in Alberta. They won’t impound you for speeding since everyone goes 160 on highways here anyways
bro i have to believe you can get better sponsors than some predatory loan company.
Ticket should be a “YELLOW” copy!
Up north of New Jersey is Quebec - not BC.
What were you doing out west?
In 24years of driving in BC I have never got a ticket. However in Washington just 20minutes south I have got 3 🤣
In BC you need to know long weekends cops are looking for speeders. And highways entering and leaving small towns on any given day.
Yeah, they sit at the line where the speed limit drops by 80% for that very reason.
i’m white nuckling it at 118mph on normal interstates
Be careful when you get to alberta brotha...cops have been on the highways like crazy latley!👍
Sorry Rob, Toronto, Ontario, Quebec, B.C. The O.P.P., Provincial Police in Canada have huge Power Trips to go along with Huge Ego's!
There are places where it is possible not to see any police and drive as fast as you want. If you are in a place that has as much traffic as there seems to be on that highway then there will be cops. If your cell phone is still working then there are probably going to be cops. I know of one highway in Alberta that is actually in the north that you have about 200 kilometres of road that you can pretty much drive as fast as you want and it is nice pavement only you won't like the roads that you have to drive to get there.
In Saskatchewan they take your license on the roadside for 30km/h over for dangerous driving.
Those Creamsicle twizzlers are great!! First tried em like 2 years ago in Colorado 🤙
6:45 In BC they straight up would come with 9 tow trucks 😂
Haha yeah literally cops in any province with roadside impounds and license suspensions would happily tow 9 cars. Ontario especially would call 9 tow trucks.
Officer I do not advocate driving above the speed limit .. also do not pay attention to my Superspeeders tee shirt lol
Those twizzlers are available in the US and so aren't the yellow and red sweet and sour which are just as good