Speeding Ticket
While I see your point, and agree with it to an extent, do you really believe that speed limits are set for optimum safety only? There can be death from a crash while moving at 55 MPH just as there can be at 70, 80, whatever. Also, on a road where people all travel at 10-15 over the limit, it's the person who's actually going the speed limit that's more of a safety hazard.
Honestly, it might be that I'm only 21, but when I make decisions, very rarely does the thought "wait, is this legal?" cross my mind. I take speed limits more as suggestions and really only tolerate them when I know police are around. If radar detectors weren't so hard to come by in VA (illegal), I'd already have one hard-wired in my car.
Honestly, it might be that I'm only 21, but when I make decisions, very rarely does the thought "wait, is this legal?" cross my mind. I take speed limits more as suggestions and really only tolerate them when I know police are around. If radar detectors weren't so hard to come by in VA (illegal), I'd already have one hard-wired in my car.
fair enough, i do agree that any speed is dangerous, highway speeds are just as dangerous. what can ya do? I just prefer to not do 90 on the highway. I make it a point to obey the posted limits because if i dont, then i am a hypocrite for ticketing those that dont.
It's more of the system that I don't care for. The hypocrisy already exists and is built in. Example: why are many highways posted at 70 MPH and some are 55? Same number of lanes, and hell, same traffic patterns. But why should I get a ticket for moving at 70 MPH in a 55 when it's still considered safe to drive 70 in a 70?
City revenue.
I take back what I said Evo...Its just that, like mongoose said, I've ran into nothing but cops that abuse their authority. You seem more laid back and plus we have the love for SC's in common so thanks for doin your job n be safe out there
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LMoney4o8
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Aug 9, 2007 12:30 AM
