Have you ever wondered how fast can I go before I get pulled over by the police? Florida Highway Patrol Lieutenant Camacho explains at what speed will you get stopped while driving on the highway. To watch the complete episode visit @Donut Shop Podcast and dont forget to subscribe.
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Question. I often drive 5 miles under the posted speed limit. I think that since I'm a new driver and the way it was explained to me along with basic English. The speed limit should be the limit. Not the recommended speed. Im in texas if that matters. "The flow of traffic" is something i hear often but only in regards to speeding. Rather than going 5 under. What do yall think? Is going 5 miles under in mostly idea conditions ok or should I speed up?
anything ABOVE the limit you can be cited for..
Pulling out of a hiding spot, going from 0 to 70 into traffic and having somebody pulled over on a shoulder of the highway with cars whizzing by seems more dangerous than someone going 10 over the speed limit. Much bigger chance of an accident happening BECAUSE of the traffic stop at that point.
Typically, I’ve never been pulled over on a Florida highway unless I’m going more than 10mph over the speed limit.
In GA, municipal (city) police, sheriff's deputies, and university/campus police cannot cite a driver unless they're speeding in excess of 11 mph over the speed limit regardless of detection method e.g., radar, lidar, pacing, etc.
Georgia State Patrol is not constrained by the same GA statue on speed enforcement so they can ticket you any speeding violation (if they wanted to).
only allowed 5 over or 5 under…
Well my agency due to state law they have to give over 10 over the speed limit before they can pull, so basically state law says you have to give a 10mph grace
I thought you were gonna go with nothing over the speed limit.
You should do an Arkansas state police thing when you can. I would love to see it.
Threshold for not citing speeders if they're going 5 over???? Not where I work. We'll cite you for going 1 mile over the limit
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Technically a mile over is speeding but its not like everyone has not been that fast over as well as probably would be thrown out of court. But many times you have to be going over 10 over before someone would do anything.
What he meant to say is, in the state of FL, there are not statutes that allows one to get pulled over for going 1-5 over the speed limit. The statute starts at 6 +.
I’ve always heard 8 your great, 9 you’re mine.
OSHP doesn’t usually pull you over unless you go 10+ over the speed limit, following too closely, marked lanes violation.
If you stop the person going 10 over you miss the person going 20 over
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What if traffic flow is 90 lol I’m kidding I know they usually do that zig zag to slow down the speed .
and the smaller the town, the more likely you are to get stopped
WHEN I WAS A COP, 30 + YEARS AGO, IT WAS DIFFERENT, SAY A 25 MPH ROAD,( WITCH IS ALMOST IMPOSIBLE TO DRIVE) WE GAVE 15 MPH, 45 MPH WAS 11 OVER, ALL WERE DIFFERENT! AS ANY GOOD COP KNOWS, NICK LOVE YOUR PODCASTS, THANKS, AND BE SAFE!!!
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9 you’re fine…10 you’re mine
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