Phone numbers in gta iv?
I notice most of the numbers you have to dial require 10-digit dialing (area code plus 7 digits) except 911... I have seen several numbers around on buildings, advertisements etc, that do not have an area code just 7 digits, when I dial them i get a busy tone, meaning the numbers do not exist, is there diffrent area codes in the game that I would have to dial to reach these numbers, or do i have to wait for a certain point in the game to dial these numbers?
Where can I find this car for GTA 5 online?
I find a lot at the docks when i do simeon deliveries and sometimes around neighborhoods in the city at random. its all random really and i usually get fed up looking for specific cars in that game so i just stop looking and then they wont stop spawning everywhere.
Where to find a "phoenix" muscle car in saints row the third?
givepheonix that's a cheat for if you use them.
GTA San andreas best car?
Infernus. Trust me, I'm 100% certain. Infernus is faster, the bullet can be had if you get ... all silver in driving school and they spawn in Las Venturas randomly. Trust me, the Infernus is the fastest car. It spawns in San Fierro and Las Venturas strip. I've played this game to hell and back.
What is the best/cheapest way to rent/lease a car for 3-6 months in the USA?
If you don’t really care about what type of car you’re driving, there are some fairly reliable ones that you can get for only $500. Try getting a “beater,” as they’re commonly referred to, that is still semi reliable, like an old Honda or Toyota, this way you know that it has a good chance of lasting the entirety of the 6 months you need it to work for. Try websites like EBay Cars, Craigslist, and other used car/item website platforms. I think this would just be available in NY, but I was doing a used car search not very long ago, and I saw a lot of cars that would fit into your price range on a website called ‘Bonic Yardsales.’I wouldn’t try Hertz or Enterprise, because this would likely add up very quickly. There is also a well known company called ‘ZipCar,’ here in NYC. It costs 7 dollars a month for a membership, which includes a car entry card, insurance, and free gasoline fill ups. You simply use your ZipCar app to locate a vehicle that is nearby you, use your supplied card to get into the vehicle and access the keys, and then drop the vehicle in nearly any location that has a suitable parking spot when finished; that’s all there is to it. You can signup, and speak to the company customer service reps, to get an idea of what the rates would be like; they will vary for everyone based on driving history, age, location, and other variables. I have never actually used this service myself, but I’m sure it can add up very quickly if you’re planning to use the car pretty frequently.Those would be the best two options in my opinion, as I don’t know what your planned usage frequency of the car would be. The first option is what would be best for frequent use, and the latter for very infrequent use obviously.
Do cops really check the license plate of the car in front of them?
As has been mentioned already, anything that seems "hinky" to me will make me run a plate.And its interesting that as cops get more experience, the more acute their sixth sense becomes at detecting things that seem wrong.In this state it's mandatory to have a front and back license plate on your car. But as taxes and yearly registration fees are very high here, it is not unusual to see a car with just one plate. The cop knows that the other plate is most likely on another vehicle the driver owns but he doesn't want to pay taxes on both cars so he takes the chance of getting caught.We also see a lot of "fictious plates." That's actually a misnomer, because to the police it means the license plate isn't registered to that car and not that the plate is not a genuine license plate.In many states when a license plate is run and it belongs on another vehicle it sends up a red flag that the occupants may have committed a felony (or are planning to.)Criminals don't want to leave a license plate on a car that will lead police back to them, so they steal a plate and use it instead.A felony traffic stop for a driver can be very scary if you aren't expecting it.Several cruisers show up, your car is lit up to blind you and you will be ordered to exit your car with hands up and you ultimately find that you are face down on the ground getting handcuffed.But even "typical" traffic stops can turn FUBAR on a dime, so it's always a good idea to be completely legal.