Your fastest speed on a ticket.....and also your slowest.

I've had 3. Mine aren't impressive.

My fastest ticket was only a 70 in a 55mph (4 lane highway....straight a way)

My slowest was also my 1st which was going 37 in a 25 going down a large hill on the edge of town.

98 in a 65, but the speed on the ticket was reduced.

70 in a 65.

72 in a 55.

GoChiefs;1463736 wrote:98 in a 65, but the speed on the ticket was reduced.

70 in a 65.

72 in a 55.

Damn...you got lucky

Ive never gotten a ticket. I normally don't go more than 10 over. I actually find it a bit ridiculous that some of my friends basically always drive 10+ over on the highway. Awesome you knocked off 3 min on our 20 min drive. Sorry about your $100 ticket but it was definitely worth it!

Ironman92;1463741 wrote:Damn...you got lucky

Yep. Saved me from a wreckless op. It was 2 am, and no traffic around, so I think thats why he cut me a break.

I was clocked going 83 or 86 in a 65. Not sure what he actually ticketed me as going. It is the only time I've ever actually got a ticket. I had been pulled over 3 or 4 times previously for various reasons but was never ticketed.

110 in 40

also been ticketed for going 40 in a 35.

76 in a 55 was my only ticket.

I've had warnings for 67 in a 55, 70 in a 55, 77 in a 65, and 45 in a 35.

Raw Dawgin' it;1463754 wrote:110 in 40.

I'm assuming this was your high speed chase incident.

GOONx19;1463755 wrote:76 in a 55 was my only ticket.

I've had warnings for 67 in a 55, 70 in a 55, 77 in a 65, and 45 in a 35.

You a hit girl?

Ironman92;1463782 wrote:You a hit girl?

I'm confused.

GOONx19;1463802 wrote:I'm confused.

I'm guessing he meant "hot" girl, because you received so many warnings.

78 in a 65, and 41 in a 30 (fucking red light camera)

justincredible;1463776 wrote:I'm assuming this was your high speed chase incident.

Yeah - not my finest moment lol

GoChiefs;1463803 wrote:I'm guessing he meant "hot" girl, because you received so many warnings.

Haha oh. That would make sense. I've definitely been lucky.

84 in a 65. Highway. The cop was nice enough to drop my actual speed down so I didn't get 20+ over.

GOONx19;1463830 wrote:Haha oh. That would make sense. I've definitely been lucky.

You are just too young to catch my intended meaning. Lol

107 in a 65- Just got a speeding ticket I-70 three lane. Cop said he clocked me three times in 5 seconds. 1st was 107, then i saw him, second was 92 and the third was 71. Cop was impressed i slowed down that much and didn't lose control and lock up the tires.

46 in a 35, guy was a dick. New Matamoras.

Big_Mirg_ZHS;1463947 wrote:107 in a 65- Just got a speeding ticket I-70 three lane. Cop said he clocked me three times in 5 seconds. 1st was 107, then i saw him, second was 92 and the third was 71. Cop was impressed i slowed down that much and didn't lose control and lock up the tires.

46 in a 35, guy was a dick. New Matamoras.

Jesus

Note: If you are pulled over going over the speeding limit by 5 MPH
The court will have no case and you can via gauge manufacturer specification prove it.

Between Car Manufacture Speedo Gauge specification and formula for calibration "true speed" and the fluctuation of Radar + and - … 5 MPH over the speed limit is not justifiable 7 is questionable and 10 is borderline

Speedo gauge formula is to be calibrated to be 5 MPH faster than true speed and or dial speed indicated.

Example: New tires .. as they wear the tire ratio decrease slowing the true speed (slowing the car) but because the speedometer gauge speed via the standard manufacture specification will read faster than your true speed.

Another Example: Replacing your tire with a larger diameter tire will increase your true speed but the speed on the dial will be slower.

So when you get the idea to change tire sizes you better also calibrate the Speedo Gauge

Got two in one night from the same cop. On the same road about 5 miles apart and 4 hrs in between. He actually laughed his ass off.

*knock on wood*

103 in a 55. he was going the other direction and ended up getting me at my house 5 miles away. Let me go with a warning.
38 in a 25
62 in a 55 and a 65 in a 55 back to back days from the same sheriff

Belly35;1464026 wrote:Note: If you are pulled over going over the speeding limit by 5 MPH
The court will have no case and you can via gauge manufacturer specification prove it.

Speedometers are usually calibrated to the highest mph of the average error, so they are much more likely to run "faster" than slower, meaning if you were clocked going 75 in a 65, there's a good chance the speedometer read 75+ you thus knew you were speeding anyway.

Meaning you likely couldn't get one tossed. Also, breaking the law is still breaking the law, even if the speedometer is wrong.

I've never had a speeding ticket. Pulled over once for 62-55. Only pulled me over because he thought I was going 62 in a 45.

By the way, in many states if it has been a year or two or more since your last ticket, you can go to like a $35 online traffic school and get the ticket dismissed. Takes like an hour and a half. I did that for 80 in a construction zone marked 40 (chill, it was a speed trap)