Our government should take a leaf out of this book – a new bill has been filed in Miami for new laws to be applied to motorcyclists – crazy antics will result in a 10 year license revocation and a mandatory stay in prison.
“This guy did a wheelie. It’s unbelievable. These motorcycles passed us like we were standing still. They’re just blatantly riding in excessive speeds, putting themselves and other motorists in danger. It’s just too much,” said Miami state representative Carlos Lopez-Cantera when he witnessed the Miami rempits for himself.
Once the bill is passed, it should be in effect next year.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mostly agree that a 10-year ban for doing wheelies or illegal riding is necessary to curb dangerous activities by Mat Rempits. Several express frustration with their behavior, noise, and endangerment on the roads. Some suggest harsher punishments like license revocation or imprisonment, but skepticism remains about enforcement. Many feel these bikers are a serious safety threat and should be harshly regulated or banned to protect the public.