03-07-2022, 02:49 PM
Since the start of the Covid pandemic a lot of states have seen excessive speeders and are starting to write "Super Speeder" bills.
Ohio wrote an unprecedented number of tickets for people going over 100 mph last year, although the majority of tickets written are for 10-15 mph over the posted limit. The Ohio Highway Patrol have a saying " Over 9... You're Mine ". The highest speed limit in the state is 70 mph.
Kentucky just introduced a Super Speeder bill and Ohio is considering one.
Super Speeders are considered anyone caught going 20 mph or more over the posted speed limit. Btw going 20 mph over in Ohio can also get you a Reckless Op ticket at the disgression of the LEO.
For super speeder tickets an addition $200 fine is levied on top of the regular fine. For Ohio the regular fine for 20 over is $171. Tack on super speeder status and 75 in a 55 zone will cost you nearly $400 plus court costs.
Tonight I read in Georgia super speeder status is applied to anyone going 85 mph or more on any road in the state, regardless of posted speed limit.
For those that insist they run 80 all day long, theyd better be careful where they are doing it. Could be costly.
Ohio wrote an unprecedented number of tickets for people going over 100 mph last year, although the majority of tickets written are for 10-15 mph over the posted limit. The Ohio Highway Patrol have a saying " Over 9... You're Mine ". The highest speed limit in the state is 70 mph.
Kentucky just introduced a Super Speeder bill and Ohio is considering one.
Super Speeders are considered anyone caught going 20 mph or more over the posted speed limit. Btw going 20 mph over in Ohio can also get you a Reckless Op ticket at the disgression of the LEO.
For super speeder tickets an addition $200 fine is levied on top of the regular fine. For Ohio the regular fine for 20 over is $171. Tack on super speeder status and 75 in a 55 zone will cost you nearly $400 plus court costs.
Tonight I read in Georgia super speeder status is applied to anyone going 85 mph or more on any road in the state, regardless of posted speed limit.
For those that insist they run 80 all day long, theyd better be careful where they are doing it. Could be costly.