AR>I don't assume that.
  >I am merely going by the tone of the responses by some that the cop has 
he
  >absolute right to comandeer your car regardless of any "extenuating"
  >circumstances.Those responses did not take intoaccount any physical
  >disabilities that the driver/owner of the car had, and sort of implied 
hat
  >they would be irrelevant in any case.
As a legal matter, they might be irrelevant.  As a matter of practice,
I doubt that any officer would not be considerate of physical 
disabilities or the safety of the car's owner.
CHARLES HUNTER
 * 1st 2.00 #9124 * Silence is a heavy stone.
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