Nosmo King
Gold Member
I believe that, as a taxpayer, I should be permitted 10% above the posted speed limit.
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Most officers won't even look at you if you're going 5 or less over the limit anyways. There are exceptions, however, such as the little Podunk speed traps (Town Without Pity - Feature - now defunct and unmourned).I believe that, as a taxpayer, I should be permitted 10% above the posted speed limit.
Most officers won't even look at you if you're going 5 or less over the limit anyways. There are exceptions, however, such as the little Podunk speed traps (Town Without Pity - Feature - now defunct and unmourned).I believe that, as a taxpayer, I should be permitted 10% above the posted speed limit.
10 or less over possibly won't get you stopped either, but that's dependent on factors such as weather, traffic, and so on.
No.Are you a physicist? Would it help to remind the officer that by the laws of physics:
speed and location cannot be determined at the same time. Would that work?