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And it’s consistent, the end of every month, in the same spots, I see it every time, I live in the middle of all those speed traps.

Noll guitar in Cranston

Must of autocorrected but a place nearby where I could get mangas would be dope.

Yes, Mom

Yup. Went to drive around lunch time, like 3 people pulled over in less than a mile. Couple other cops with speed detectors

After I specifically asked them not to? What the hell, AAA?

Always an F150

Consider the two states department of ed. laws and regulations for special ed

https://www.doe.mass.edu/lawsregs/603cmr28.html?section=all MA

https://www.ride.ri.gov/StudentsFamilies/SpecialEducation/SpecialEducationRegulations.aspx RI

Bingo

It took sooo long. I got a lawyer, he didn’t. We ended up filing uncontested and did not have to appear in court. I paid my attorney $3k but it was worth it. I think. Sometimes.

New York City also banned chokeholds, but that didn't stop the police from murdering Eric Garner, did it?

AAA did everything for me.

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To pay their DUI attorneys, yes.

To start you'll need the title. If it's leased or financed you'll need a copy of it.

If the vehicle was registered out of state before this, you also need a VIN check before you can do anything. Call your town's police department and find out what days/times they do them.

The asst principal was arrested in westerly

When kids are involved, I’m pretty sure you have to file in the state that they “sleep” in. That’s how it worked for me.

fyi paystubs/lease/utility bills that list your name and address are also acceptable proof of residence

Do you own your car or have a copy of the original title? If not you’ll need to get it sent to Cranston and you can only make the appointment at Cranston. I have a leased car and it was a nightmare to get my car stuff switched to RI

Right on, well for energy sustainability, you're in the right place!

That's just a quota with extra steps.

But you're a Rhode Island driver.

How I got through it last month

1.Change address with insurance 2.vin check with local police dept. ( I went to the DMV first thinking the vin check was later, lucky Middletown pd checks regardless of residence) 3. DMV ,. Make an appointment , bring your title , proof of citizenship like a birth certificate or passport and 2 articles of mail to your address. You should be able to do both the license and the registration on the same appointment. 4. Get inspection within 5 days. If you don't they will suspend the registration after a few weeks. Ask me how I know. 5. I also got a letter explaining that I need to get my insurance company to send verification of insurance to the DMV. Have not done this yet but looks like they give you about 2 months to figure that out. Sounds like a pita if you have a shitty insurance company like I do.