OREGON ANNUAL SOCIAL INDICATOR SURVEY OREGON SURVEY RESEARCH LABORATORY JANUARY 2003 5245 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON EUGENE, OR 97403-5245 TELEPHONE: 541-346-0824 NARRATIVE ANSWERS TO OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS FACSIMILE: 541-346-5026 EMAIL:
[email protected] WWW: http://osrl.uoregon.edu Note: OSRL Interviewers recorded these answers to open-ended questions verbatim. The answers have been corrected for spelling but not for grammar. The number of identical responses have been noted in parentheses. STOP4 What reasons did the officer[s] give you for the stop[s]? PROBE FOR “SPEEDING”: How far over the speed limit did the officer say you were driving? PROBE: Is there anything else? 1. Speeding, 12 miles over speed limit. 2. Speeding, 16 miles over speed limit 3. Speeding, 17 miles over speed limit. 1. Wrong way on the one way. 2. In a school zone, going a few miles too fast. Gave warning. Actually one was for possible speeding and noise violation. Because I had a smoked license plate cover. Because of my blinker Brake lights and speeding Broken license plate, broken lights... various outside appearance reasons Broken tail light and uh speeding was the other one. Broken taillight. Burn out head light and can’t remember the other time. Busted headlight Busted taillight Couldn’t read license plate Crossed the fog line. Crossing a yellow line. Cutting off, not wearing a seat belt, and riding on a closed road. Didn’t stop fast enough. Driving across the white line and speeding. Driving the wrong way on a one way street. Equipment lights out, speeding, usually equipment issues, the car stalled.