Super Speeder Law

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Just glad I don't Super speed.

The only reason it's called Super speeder law, is because it's a really hardcore law that affects ANYONE/EVERYONE that gets caught speeding period.

[nreggie454]

The only reason it's called Super speeder law, is because it's a really hardcore law that affects ANYONE/EVERYONE that gets caught speeding period.

WRONG. READ YOUR LINKS.

These super-speeder fines will kick in for drivers caught traveling more than 75 mph on two-lane roads or 85 mph on any road. It’s part of an effort to raise money for Georgia’s trauma network, the system of emergency rooms and ambulance services called upon for the worst accident injuries.

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WRONG. READ YOUR LINKS.

Basically what I said. When or if you get caught speeding when this law goes into effect, you get anal rapped without any lube.

[nreggie454]

Basically what I said. When or if you get caught speeding when this law goes into effect, you get anal rapped without any lube.

No, it isn't nearly what you said. You are saying that all speeders will get an extra $200 fine on their ticket, when in actuality it is speeders that are going 20+ MPH over the speed limit. The reason why it is called the Super Speeder law is because it affects those that are "super speeders."

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No, it isn't nearly what you said. You are saying that all speeders will get an extra $200 fine on their ticket, when in actuality it is speeders that are going 20+ MPH over the speed limit. The reason why it is called the Super Speeder law is because it affects those that are "super speeders."

It doesn't just apply to that, it can be just going 15mph over. In most cases, cops won't bother unless you are going over 10mph the speed limit. But now this will give them a reason to bother you regardless.

On Tuesday, driving over 85 miles per hour (mph) on any of Georgia's highways or roads became substantially more expensive. Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue signed the state's new "super speeder law," which aims to discourage dangerous driving while raising money to fund the state's trauma centers.