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This is the least surprising thing ever.
I lost my way thinking I could get back on 20 without having to back track one time about 30 years ago. I ended up in a "neighborhood" in the river valley. I had a kid trying to swing a big stick at my car as I drove by.
I definitely heard banjos.
That's a pretty selfish approach.Who cares if they are. It costs a lot of money to run a city, and that money comes mostly from taxes. If you can make some money off those who drive excessively fast, and in turn make my property taxes not increase as fast, I'm all for it.
Speeding isn't a disease, it's a choice.That's a pretty selfish approach.
Cedar Rapids was forced to stop ticketing for 2 years due to lawsuits. What was interesting is they still monitored the speed. The results...speeds went up during the time everyone knew they would not get a ticket BUT actual traffic related accidents declined. Once they started issuing tickets again, speeds declined and traffic accidents increased. Hmmmm....
Lehigh?This is the least surprising thing ever.
I lost my way thinking I could get back on 20 without having to back track one time about 30 years ago. I ended up in a "neighborhood" in the river valley. I had a kid trying to swing a big stick at my car as I drove by.
I definitely heard banjos.
It has never been about safety. Almost nothing is.Cedar Rapids was forced to stop ticketing for 2 years due to lawsuits. What was interesting is they still monitored the speed. The results...speeds went up during the time everyone knew they would not get a ticket BUT actual traffic related accidents declined. Once they started issuing tickets again, speeds declined and traffic accidents increased. Hmmmm....
I think that we as a society generally agree it is acceptable to speed to a certain degree. However, as someone who speeds most of the time, I disagree that everyone speeds because I get stuck behind them ALL THE ******* TIME.everyone speeds, most all of the time. So naturally those that follow the sign to the letter of the law can increase the dangers on the road. I would say most people travel 5-7 over the speed limit in most zones.
I don’t agree. The only reason I speed on occasion is because I’m going to get run off of the road by everyone around me going 10-20mph over and weaving in and out of traffic like it’s a videogame, usually with no signals.I think that we as a society generally agree it is acceptable to speed to a certain degree. However, as someone who speeds most of the time, I disagree that everyone speeds because I get stuck behind them ALL THE ******* TIME.
Yep…I’ve never gotten one. Total of one speeding ticket ever, given by a real person, about 15 years ago for going 5 over on I-80 in western Iowa. No warning. Middle of the day on a weekday, officer must have been bored. Was on my way to a job interview, thankfully I built in some extra time so still wasn’t late. I paid it and moved on.I feel like this can be a money grab, but also hilarious that people get more than one of these in their life. Basically definition of an idiot tax.
This line made me smile as I had a great suggestion of where the mobile ATE should be placed.This is fun and has gotten me a couple of times. Always park right where the speed drops from 35 to 25 and nail everyone going 36 at that spot.
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