Today is the long awaited day that the new state ‘Super Speeder Law’ goes into effect in Georgia. And any high-risk drivers who make a habit of ignoring posted speed limits will be the first to feel the pinch of higher state fines (called fees) on their wallets.
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I would rather be around a bunch of grown ups that are comfortable traveling at 80-90 mph rather than my grandmother or others that are terrified to drive to griffin or mcdonough much less traveling on I 75 or other major interstate systems.
I do not have to worry about the super speeder thing. I drive for a living and have to have my license and a clean history at that. I will set my cruise on 80 while on I 75. Going to griffin my cruise will be on on 65mph.
No on other than a GSP can write you a ticket for doing less than 10mph over the posted speed limit. 11mph can be argued in court because the device is accurate withing +/- 1mph so that could drop you down to 10mph if you were doing 11 over.
Anyway. You all pay attn while driving. Keep it between the ditches and the shiny side up.
Going to Atlanta however, I did see a "neat" head on collision aftermath at the Hwy 19/341 intersection with about a dozen police cars, several fire trucks, and two ambulances.
I suppose running red lights isn't as important as taxing people in too much of a hurry.
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