Riding in Florida - More law questions

What does BC stand for?


[FONT=trebuchet ms,arial,helvetica] There are 4 types of fire commonly seen, and 1 type rarely seen--but possible, in your daily life. These types are indicative of the fuel types or fire causes.




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Class "A" fires involve ordinary combustible material as fuel (most common), such as: wood, paper, plastic, rubber, and cloth. The international pictogram is a green triangle with an A inside. [/FONT]





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Class "B" fires involve flammable liquids and gases, exclusively. The international pictogram is a red square with a B inside.[/FONT]





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Class "C" fires involve energized electrical equipment. When the electricity is cut off, these fires are then treated as a Class A or B type. The international pictogram is a blue circle with a C inside.[/FONT]






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Class "D" fires involve combustible metals. These aren't seen very often, but sometimes these metals are used in automobile and machine manufacturing and construction. The international pictogram is a yellow star with a D inside.[/FONT]


[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica] Class "K" fires involve a liquid cooking medium (oil or grease). [/FONT]
 
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Everywhere I've been in Florida, the watercops seem to target standups. At Sarasota I got hassled for going over 5mph in a no-wake zone as a guy on a couch was blasting by me at WOT.

thats because all they're exposed to in that part of the state is idiot couchers (with a few exceptions)




my ski is always illegal and I can get busted if a cop ever wants to inspect. I just act like a model citizen when ever they're around.

same with pretty much all the ski's up here!


You need to come down to Estero Bay.

Our local cops like us and even let us play in their wake (as long as no one is around).
They pull over couches all the time.

:biggthumpup:
 
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