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Gotta love driving 105 on the NJ Turnpike only to be passed by an elevator repair panel van going 115.
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There are many protected groups....that's exactly one of the problems for the cops....they don't know whether they have a protected group member stopped until it's too late.......we're talking excessive speed here not hit and run, armed robbery, and other violent crimes.
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There are many protected groups....that's exactly one of the problems for the cops....they don't know whether they have a protected group member stopped until it's too late.......we're talking excessive speed here not hit and run, armed robbery, and other violent crimes.
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If the engine is on the radar detector is on! Over 50,000 miles and it's never let me down. Few times I've gotten "Porsche Privilege" and Troopers let me know to slow it down. Pays to have a 100% clean driving record.
Up here in the northern reaches of I95 the word on the street is that the state police will not stop you in daylight for speed alone, so long as it is not ridiculous, like 100 mph. And the talk is the sate police are very concerned about stopping a car for speed only, driven by a "protected" group, and they end up being the victim of legal action, and they lose their job. This from a serving officer. Seems to work for me. I routinely go up on the interstate to stretch her legs a bit and I find I really need to go 95 (real 95, not "Porsche 95") to pass cars.
100mph cruise on the turnpike is definitely not uncommon. My wife�s Grand Cherokee L makes it feel like 70mph, it�s super comfortable. Most of the time, there�s no troopers around but recently I saw a few people pulled over in my travels.
Frogger wouldn�t be necessary if drivers understood NJ Rule #1: The Left lane is for PASSING only!!
I dont care if you�re going 90 in the left lane, if you aren�t passing someone move over to the right. It�s not a hard concept. NY and PA drivers seem oblivious, but my flashing headlights serve as a constant reminder.
Since Covid the speed limit seems to have crept up to an average of 85 or so. I need to put a 3.00 final gear in my 996 Ls1 car to keep it under 3000 rpm on the freeway!
That is what I have heard as well.
State/Municipal same. I have a friend that works as Patrol Officer for an Ivy League University, they don't do much more
I noticed that driving on Rt 80, the Pocono crowd usually does their nails, texting and one person was driving while watching a video, yet most drive at least with complete abandon to anything under 90mph after the Dover/rt 15 exit.
You believe this nonsense? Cops won�t give speeding tickets because they are afraid of black people suing them? Lol.
If I misunderstood what you meant by protected group, it�s your fault for trying to be slick about what you meant.
Racial profiling should be banned. And anyone saying that black people are a �protected class�, I already know what time it is. Keep your politics and agenda to yourself. I�m not sure why people feel comfortable saying **** like that here.
Where have you been? Are you in the US? There are many protected groups....that's exactly one of the problems for the cops....they don't know whether they have a protected group member stopped until it's too late.......we're talking excessive speed here not hit and run, armed robbery, and other violent crimes. In RI they have tried to outlaw tinted windows so the cops can see who is inside.......back in the day there were often speed traps on I95 in advantageous locations, and they would nail you for 10 over...no more...traffic moves along at 20 over confidently.
Just put yourself in the shoes of an officer....guy or gal (hard to tell) goes by clearly over...so why chase them and stop them when the officer could be hauled into court and accused of something by a smart, hungry lawyer.....at a minimum goes in his/her record, maybe loses his/her job.....risk/reward just isn't there for excessive speed.
Incidentally, the state police officers are the most intelligent, best trained cops around in RI....many ex-military....they are very capable of doing the risk/reward trade
There�s a reason most media outlets do
not include a description of a possible suspect in a crime.
But I agree that this isn�t the place to talk about that.
