 
 
				I'm fine with law as long as they change the speed limit on 285 to 65mph. 55 on 285 is ridiculous.
 
 
				you do know if you have a class 3 firearm permit for say a automatic MP5 or a silencer. they are allowed to come and ask to see it at any time. not saying they can come search for it. but you would have to produce it if they asked for it.
thank you someone else that can read what the law actually is.
why dont you read the speeds and areas this extra fine is going to cover. not everyone that speeds is going to get the extra $200 fine. only people that have a high speed.
lol it feels weird making a turn without a turn signal. the ever so rarely that i do. if even catch myself turning my signal on to turn into my driveway... AT 4-6 IN THE MORNING. im like wtf i havent seen a car on the road in 10 mins, let alone in the neighborhood. lol
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				I'm not saying you're wrong (although I think you are), but you'll need to provide proof of that. I drive 2-lane roads all the time and I know for a fact that there aren't any of those anywhere near the Atlanta metro area. Or even outside areas.
I drive 4-lane highways (65mph speed limit) all the time and every single time they dip into a 2-lane stretch, the speed limit dips down to 55mph. And this is in Anytown, GA.
So I'd like to see some proof of your statement. Later, QD.
 
 
				I will say that the 2 lane part of 85 above Suwanee is like a 70mph road, but since the speed limit IS so high, there is less of a need to speed above that.
yeah, when I first heard about the law, it didn't bother me at all, and it still doesn't. If anything I say it's good, let's get those 90 mph traffic weaving bumper riders off of the highways.
also I am the same, I am programmed to use my signal for every turn or lane change even in a left turn only lane or something I signal for left. Furthermore, if for any reason I don't use it, I find myself feeling disappointed and like a hypocrite, like you said, even if it's pulling into a parking space at 3a.m.
^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle
 
 
				I think most traffic violations are stupid as fuck, if I want to speed, I will speed, fuck cops.
 
 
				See qoute below.
Reps.
lol
edit: and like the one guy said, we are fucking car guys. Why do we spend money on our cars to make them faster, handle better, ect.? Every now and then you know you just randomly put your foot to the floor just to see if you car still has it. Why should we(as I say we as in the car scene from classics to imports) be targeted and penalized harsher for doing the same thing everyone else does randomly? Also I feel its dumber for people to get ridiculous speeding tickets when they are out somewhere racing on a empty road late at night/early in the morning where you can tell that no one eles is around besides the ones racing.
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				this sucks, I just got a 16 over ticket yesterday, and my arraignment is in Jan, I hope they dont plaster my ass with an insane fine.
 
 
				lol this law is bullshit. even though i don't usually go over 10mph the speed limit, it still is bullshit. it wont even affect us that much as it will the truckers lol. there are countless times when i'm going 75mph and a 18 wheeler flies by me. i don't get how advance america is and all that shit that they can't have a autobahn or something similar to it. the way i see it is on most highways you have what 5 lanes here? why not make the lane(s) different speed limits. the far left lane 85mph and keep dropping it down 5mphh each lane over. will there be people still speeding yes but i think there will be less of them speeding.
 
 
				i drive my car slow because its a boat.. so im cool... less chance of me getting killed... i hope it passes..lol
 
			
			 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
				
			
			
			
				 
			
			 
			
				 
 
				 
 
				that's how it is everywhere else in the world.
why not raise the age of when you're able to get your license and make it more difficult to get. in europe you have day driving, night driving, rain driving, etc. here you take a dumb test that shows signs and you can still miss 5! and then you go on parallel park, blah blah, take a 1/4 mile ride and boom, you have your license. that is why there are so many deaths/accidents here. people can't drive worth shit. it still doesn't make it right for those fuck faces that like to drive 10-20 mph below the speed limit, they should be fined with the super slow speeders law. because of them there are sometimes accidents. everything has two ways you can look at it.
 
 
				the more I read this the more im beginning to think its bullshit as well, I already paid my fines, so its not that my opinion is skewed
"Driving over 85 mph or more anywhere in Georgia" being super speeding is bullshit. Anyone that has been on I-85 knows you go this fast just to keep up with traffic, Or on GA-400.
I thought the way the law was stated before when I was researching my own fines and charges a couple of months ago, "superspeeding" was going 30mph over any posted speed limit.
SO say your on I-85 and the speed limit is 70mph...you would have to be clocked at 100 mph to fall into super speeding. A law like that makes more sense. Or if your a jackoff like me and get lasered at ALMOST three times the posted limit! 90mph in a 35 mph residential. logically and reasonably no one needs to be driving that fast on state roads unless you have a bleeding person in your back seat and your on the way to a hospital. that should certainly fall into super speeding. and a those speeds you do get "tunnel vision" so the risk just multiplies the faster you go, and the trauma as well if you get into a crash.
 
			
			 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
				
			
			
			
				 
			
			 
			
				 
 
				Because it isn't just younger drivers doing the speeding. Everyone of all age brackets falls into the "super speeder" category.
Is it only BS to you because you'll fall into this law? Seems the only way you'd call foul on this law is if it would affect you. I don't drive that fast so I don't care. I think it's great if some dummy pays out the ass for endangering others. Later, QD.
 
 
				^ I figured you'd be asleep..
You know better; next time will be a ban.
 
 
				The G Spot Hero
"Nitrous is like a hot girl with STDS, you know you want to hit it but your afraid of the consequences."
 
 
				lulz, i got a mazda too.
and i knew ur gonna say take it to the track but we all know there have been times when u just decided to run out 3rd/4th when the speed limit is a good 25-30 lower then what u decide to stop at.
 
			
			 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
				
			
			
			
				 
			
			 
			
				 
 
				What about GA400? I thought it was 65mph and only two lanes past exit 12 or so...haven't been up that way in a while
This law effects people all over Georgia, what does it matter if most of those roads aren't in the metro area?
I think the law should be about speed vs speed limit, the number of lanes and speed alone don't seem all that relevant to me. It seems more sensible to just raise the fines based on the current system than enact a new law which creates a seperate criteria.
Who is the superspeeder?
A. Amanda who is going 85 in a 65, four lane road
B. Charlie who is going 73 in a 35, two lane road
Tell me how that makes sense..
 
 
				if going 5-10mph over the posted speed limit will get me that $200 fine then they can suck one. i don't get the point of all these cars being made v8 400hp and what not but yet you can't drive it like that anywhere but the so called track. they should start making cars with that can't go over 75mph and 40hp. it seems that every other car commercial boasts about how much hp/tq the car has, but what's really the point of having it. you wont take a truck to a track.
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				Lots of people do. I'm one of them. One of the smart ones.
Four lanes all the way up to just outside Dahlonega. There it turns into a 2-lane road and the speed limit dips to 55.
You're not reading this right. I was referring to your claim that there are 2-lane, 65mph roads roads around metro Atlanta. Then I expanded my answer to include all of Georgia. Later, QD.
I think the law should be about speed vs speed limit, the number of lanes and speed alone don't seem all that relevant to me. It seems more sensible to just raise the fines based on the current system than enact a new law which creates a seperate criteria.
Who is the superspeeder?
A. Amanda who is going 85 in a 65, four lane road
B. Charlie who is going 73 in a 35, two lane road
Tell me how that makes sense..[/QUOTE]
 
			
			 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
						 
					
				
			
			
			
				 
			
			 
			
				 
 
				I've never heard of a "so called track." What is that?
It doesn't matter what the horsepower of a car is. That has no bearing on the speed limit. Also, I don't work with the top brass at the automobile manufacturers so I'm not the one you need to be asking about why they make high horsepower cars. Ask them. And lastly, it's long been known that it's an unwritten "rule" that you won't get pulled over 5-8 mph over the speed limit.
I'm not clowning on anyone, but I don't understand why there is an argument. If you don't speed, why worry about it? It won't be your money being spent. Later, QD.