A Washington State Patrol (WSP) trooper ticketed a man for driving in the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes with a fake 'dummy' passenger.
Despite using one of the more convincing dummies seen as of late, Washington State Patrol ticketed a man for driving in the High Occupancy Vehicle lanes with a fake “dummy” passenger — a sight not too uncommon for patrol officers in the state.
According to WSP Trooper Rick Johnson, the driver said he had been using the dummy for a long time “due to carpooling being so screwed up.”SB 405 near I-90 ! The human driver explained he had been using this for a long time due to carpooling being so screwed up. TheThe dummy can be seen adorned with glasses and a goatee while wearing a Columbia zip-up and appropriately wearing a seatbelt.Some Washington drivers have come up with unique ploys to avoid HOV citations.
A month earlier, a driver was busted by WSP for dressing his passenger seat as a person. The seat was dressed up with a purple vest wrapped around the back, a red scarf and a white Halloween mask with blood splatter on it.KIRO 7Spanaway Loop Road avoids all the congestion on Pacific Avenue, but it's about to go away for four months due to a major sewer line improvement.
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