Here is the statute:
In my opinion, this is so vague, it should be unenforceable. How can any reasonable person interpret what an "exhibition of speed" is. First of all, the prosecution would have to demonstrate that there were spectators known to the defendant and his exhibition was intended for them to see. Second, what does a "wheelie" have to do with "speed"? A wheelie can be done at less than 5mph. I don't understand how this can be prosecuted at all. Does "exhibition of speed" involve speed or not? If it does, is a speed survey required?(c) A person shall not engage in a motor vehicle exhibition of
speed on a highway, and a person shall not aid or abet in a motor
vehicle exhibition of speed on any highway.
I can understand how the defendant could properly be cited for a reckless driving ticket or even at a stretch, a 22350. But "exhibition of speed" is so vague that it may as well say "the cop is pissed and wants to write you a ticket".

