Speed traps throughout the U.S.

[mildew]

SpeedTrap Exchange

[kantgetryte]

Thanks Mildew that's info I can use and plan on sending to all my friends

[pcuthbert]

It should not be a real concern to a professional driver.

It is not our fault that a load is late before it leaves the shipper. We should not have to break the law to earn a living.

If we all follow the rules, then it won't be long until the carriers and shippers come to understand the way it should work.

[kantgetryte]

Originally Posted by pcuthbert

It should not be a real concern to a professional driver.

It is not our fault that a load is late before it leaves the shipper. We should not have to break the law to earn a living.

If we all follow the rules, then it won't be long until the carriers and shippers come to understand the way it should work.

Not every post has to do with trking,this info would/can be passed on to wives,sons,daughters,anyone that drives,no different from a radar detector. 90% of the cops don't bother you for 5 over,I'm concerned about the 10% that don't cut any slack so if you went to the site,opened it up and looked up your state then town you might be suprised at what the local cops are doing and where

[pcuthbert]

Again though, this site endorses breaking the law.

We hear about split speed limits between cars and trucks being dangerous.

It is the differential between the vehicles that creates the danger. A car doing 10 over meeting up with a truck doing the posted is the same as having a 10 mph split speed limit.

I don't care if the law enforcement allows 10 over or not. If they do, then it is the same as the speed limit being that 10 mph higher. 3 to 5, OK, but even that may be giving too much with the amount of cruise control available now.

[TrailerTruckin]

Nice avatar Mildew, that "little" anti-climactic event happened about 140 mile from my house