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YOUR RESEARCHOT: Speeding 'cushion' may dwindle due to recession
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end of the month though - gotta hit
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I guess it was the end of the month though - gotta hit that ticket quota!
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As cities and states scramble to fill budget gaps with revenue from traffic citations, "not only are the (speeding) tolerances much lower, but the frequency of a warning instead of a ticket is way down," says James Baxter, president of the National Motorists Association, a Wisconsin-based drivers' rights group that helps its members fight speeding tickets.
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As cities and states scramble to fill budget gaps with revenue from traffic citations, "not only are the (speeding) tolerances much lower, but the frequency of a warning instead of a ticket is way down," says James Baxter, president of the National Motorists Association, a Wisconsin-based drivers' rights group that helps its members fight speeding tickets.
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I saw one man say a long time ago that its a 25 question test for a license to kill in america.
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As cities and states scramble to fill budget gaps with revenue from traffic citations, "not only are the (speeding) tolerances much lower, but the frequency of a warning instead of a ticket is way down," says James Baxter, president of the National Motorists Association, a Wisconsin-based drivers' rights group that helps its members fight speeding tickets.
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Great, now you cant even pass someone.....
By Larry Copeland, USA TODAY
The recession may be claiming a new victim: the 5-10-mph "cushion" police and state troopers across the USA have routinely given motorists exceeding the speed limit.
As cities and states scramble to fill budget gaps with revenue from traffic citations, "not only are the (speeding) tolerances much lower, but the frequency of a warning instead of a ticket is way down," says James Baxter, president of the National Motorists Association, a Wisconsin-based drivers' rights group that helps its members fight speeding tickets.
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They were out like crazy yesterday. It seemed like there was a cop on every corner. I guess it was the end of the month though - gotta hit that ticket quota!
It's so obvious that this has nothing to do with safety and all about revenue. Yet no one stands up to it because it's all in the name of "saving lives."
IMO the GT3 would be a suble step... sure its more power and brakes... your MIL version has the same chasis right?
the 965 would be such a differant animal... not saying better, just SO differant - they are about my Favorite visually!
Ivangene is the new car getting better gas mileage?
Hawaii has motorcycle police that generally if they pull a person over its a ticket from their laser guns.
Then a few years back when the police were playing real politics (money) with their upset attitude of not getting funds from tickets given they quit giving tickets all together. The whole island loved that period and probably got safer. Now that they get funds from tickets its like japan whaling or killing dolphins. Whole gangs of ticket givers bunched up at their traps. I swear it's like drivers are cows getting branded then sent down the chute.
I'm driving faster than before nowadays cause all the other cars are driving like sissies below the speed limit.
I got a ticket late last year for speeding but was dismissed.
I got it dismissed because I wasn't guilty!
No points, no traffic school, no drama.
Trial by Written Declaration - a long written argument why the officer's premise for my speeding violation are ALL invalid.
Give them and inch and they'll ake a mile. In their case its many of miles an hour being taken away from the public. Much unlike germany. Of course it takes speacial people to see money to be made my saying you shouldn't be driving over a certain speed. Worse yet the lack of drivers training for many is sickening. I saw one man say a long time ago that its a 25 question test for a license to kill in america.
