Speeding Tickets & Traffic CitationsDiscussion of appropriate procedures and guidelines to successfully fighting speeding tickets and related traffic citations.
Indeed, as everyone who has contributed on this thread has voiced, this becomes a sticky situation, then.....either assert your right and deal with the real-world consequences, or don't and deal with yet another set of real-world consequences.
That is a common lament which I hear on *every* automotive-enthusiast Forum.
One of my friends, praedet from LegacyGT.com, recently cited this:
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In Colorado, on a 100 mile stretch of road, they measured the average speed when the speed limit was 70 mph: 71.2 mph
Then, it was raised to 75 mph 5 years later...
Average speed: 71.7 mph
He then editorialized:
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People on average, drive the speed they are comfortable with. That will NEVER change. Most folks will not drive a reckless velocity (I am not saying what that velocity is as it varies based on car, driver, and weather conditions) because they don't want to die or be in a wreck...
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