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Originally Posted by http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20070928/news_1n28hazard.html
Motorists who hit objects on the freeway could be cited for driving at an unsafe speed, Pennings said. Once an item is in the roadway, he said, drivers are expected to see far enough ahead and be aware of conditions so they can slow or change lanes.
“People really need to keep their eyes open,” Pennings said. “Have yourself an escape route.”
Drivers won't be ticketed if they hit an object that flew out of a vehicle immediately in front of them. That happened to Pennings a few years ago, when he merged onto state Route 94 and a concrete mixer dumped part of its load directly on his new CHP cruiser.
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youd have no luck in CA at least