Highway Patrol

In the episode, a driver is confronted about missing number plates. Another segment follows a man who tests positive for both alcohol and methamphetamine. The Highway Patrol’s biggest fan is later pulled over by officers in the same episode as well.

Pie and Sauce is a programme that comes to us in the form of an episode. It sits squarely within the episode genre, delivering a compact set of traffic‑related stories that are each presented as self‑contained slices of road‑law enforcement. The format is straightforward, focusing on real‑world encounters that a highway patrol might face on a typical shift. The first vignette centres on a motorist who is pulled over because his vehicle is missing registration plates. An officer takes the opportunity to point out the oversight and discuss the legal requirement for proper plates, making it clear why the lack of them is a breach. In a separate incident, a man undergoes a standard test and the results come back positive for both alcohol and methamphetamine, highlighting the dual‑substance issue that can arise behind the wheel. The episode rounds off with a slightly ironic twist: the Highway Patrol’s most ardent admirer, known for his enthusiastic support of the force, finds himself on the wrong side of the law when he is stopped and pulled over. Even the biggest fan isn’t exempt from routine checks, underscoring that everyone, regardless of their loyalty, must adhere to the same road‑safety rules.