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Is This Speeding Ticket Appropriate?

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@Clyde, I don't think I saw an answer to this.

 

I don't believe it was camera but I'm not sure.

 

I posted this b/c my first reaction was "come on, man - they guy was dying" but after thinking about it a bit I guess we can't have the guy driving so fast that he puts others lives at risk.

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I saw the thread title and didn't read a single post. No speeding ticket in the history of the world has ever been appropriate. EVER.

 

And I am willing to debate this harder than any debate I have ever been involved in. Speeding tickets are stupid and nothing more

than an easy way for money to be made off of us all. Speeding tickets are stupid, inappropriate and unnecessary.

 

Bring it. I'm ready.

 

So.........how many have you gotten? :D

So.........how many have you gotten? :D

 

I'm thinking at least 10. Probably between 10-15 I'm guessing. :D

On NPR last week, there was a discussion of a study whose results showed that slow drivers holding the left lane are more dangerous than speeders. This was while I was trying to pass a slow driver who wouldn't get out of the left lane.

 

I commute daily now. I see drivers pulled over for speeding. I've yet to see one pulled over for holding the left lane. I'm sure that it happens. I've just never seen it.

 

There might be one person ticketed for improper lane usage to every 500 speeding tickets issued.

I'm thinking at least 10. Probably between 10-15 I'm guessing. :D

 

Holy Moly PP, your insurance must be crazy! But I'm sure most of them are because you're trying to get to all those b-ball games to give us those great insights. Maybe BGP should help you out?

Holy Moly PP, your insurance must be crazy! But I'm sure most of them are because you're trying to get to all those b-ball games to give us those great insights. Maybe BGP should help you out?

 

Having two boys playing ball that are 5 years apart will have you rolling. :D

 

If you can manage to space your tickets out on a yearly basis you can qualify for the KATS program and insurance will never know. :D

Having two boys playing ball that are 5 years apart will have you rolling. :D

 

If you can manage to space your tickets out on a yearly basis you can qualify for the KATS program and insurance will never know. :D

 

Or you can leave earlier and not speed to be there on time. :idunno:

Or you can leave earlier and not speed to be there on time. :idunno:

 

Saturday afternoon. One kid played at 2 at North Laurel. The other played at Burgin at 4:30. How much earlier should I have left?

Saturday afternoon. One kid played at 2 at North Laurel. The other played at Burgin at 4:30. How much earlier should I have left?

 

Is this like one of those "if two trains are leaving" things I have to solve?! I have no idea where North Laurel or Burgin is! :p

Is this like one of those "if two trains are leaving" things I have to solve?! I have no idea where North Laurel or Burgin is! :p

 

:lol2:

 

Naw, no math involved. They are about 2 hours apart and I was determined to make both games. I'll do anything to be at my kid's games. You never know when it could be their last game. A speeding ticket won't deter me.

Having two boys playing ball that are 5 years apart will have you rolling. :D

 

If you can manage to space your tickets out on a yearly basis you can qualify for the KATS program and insurance will never know. :D

 

I "hear ya"! :lol2:

True but I'll never understand how a whole town knows where all of the drug activity is taking place everyday and nothing seems to be done about it.

Knowing and proving are two different things.

 

And along the lines of your argument, jail doesn't keep drug dealers from dealing.

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