As far as I can tell there is a Business 20 in FD but not in WC.You may be right on Bus20, I seem to remember it being a thing.
As far as I can tell there is a Business 20 in FD but not in WC.You may be right on Bus20, I seem to remember it being a thing.
Nice feature, but a Volvo. I would have called it my wife’s car.Cool Volvo feature is that my car flashes a warning on my dash and tells me the distance when I'm coming up on permanent speed cameras. Not sure if other newer-ish cars do the same.
But isn't part of being a licensed driver in the state of Iowa come with the responsibility of obeying traffic control devices and being aware of your surroundings?
You sound like you're making excuses for people just because they are out of their comfort zone.
Nice feature, but a Volvo. I would have called it my wife’s car.
Great ending to a Seinfeld episode.Cool Volvo feature is that my car flashes a warning on my dash and tells me the distance when I'm coming up on permanent speed cameras. Not sure if other newer-ish cars do the same.
I did find out recently that in Grimes yellow means red. My mistake of thinking yellow meant yellow ended up running me about 275 bucks plus whatever jacked rates I end up getting from insurance when it renews.
Lol, no I'm not, I'm just defending my position. I simply think if people don't want to get caught by speed cameras then they should follow the laws.LOL you're just being a jerk, but it's been fun discussing the issue with you
Don't look now but your making a great argument against cameras. No cameras mean more cops patrolling and catching texters!Considering half the people I see driving are also browsing social media on their phone at the same time, it'd probably take 5 minutes for the word to get around that it's not actually a cop.
Or additional cameras specifically to catch people on their phones!Don't look now but your making a great argument against cameras. No cameras mean more cops patrolling and catching texters!
I hope you drive a new stretch of road someday and get 50 tickets mailed to 2 weeks laters.I generally just go 5 over everywhere, but I'm fully aware that's over the posted speed so if I get pulled over it's on me, so far I've never been pulled over. To me it's the same as if you want to run a red light, or a stop sign, or park without paying the meter. You'll probably get away with it a lot more than you get caught, but if you get caught it's not anyone else's fault.
Absolutely, get your ticket in real time so the problem is CORRECTED! I mean that's the point right?I'll be more clear, maybe then an answer will happen.
Remove the cameras. Are you okay with a ticket for speeding +9 or +11 over the speed limit by WCPD at the same location?
That'd be a bummer.I hope you drive a new stretch of road someday and get 50 tickets mailed to 2 weeks laters.
It's coming, show me a place that has had cameras and took them down. 5 years from now they will be everywhere!That'd be a bummer.
I look forward to it.It's coming, show me a place that has had cameras and took them down. 5 years from now they will be everywhere!
When Cedar Rapids turned on their cameras on the I380 S-curve some years back, it was no secret - they made it very well known they’d start sending out tickets, and if you were clocked at 12+ over, you’d get one.I hope you drive a new stretch of road someday and get 50 tickets mailed to 2 weeks laters.
Last October, had a guy run a stop sign off a county road onto 163. Approximately 70 feet in front of my wife, who was driving at 65 on 163. It is a rude awakening when you can't even say Oh F**K before contact, or even apply the brakes. She left no skid marks prior to contact. 5 seconds later, Cysmiley was checking extremities and thought processes to see if still functioning. I now consider myself a crash dummy and don't trust people to stop at stop signs. People get pissed when I slow down when someone makes a hard stop when I have the right of way; tough sh*t; tell others not to make hard stops at stop signs.I think if we get to a point where people have no idea if someone is going to stop at a stop sign because they "didn't see anyone", yeah, probably at the very least as dangerous.
When Cedar Rapids turned on their cameras on the I380 S-curve some years back, it was no secret - they made it very well known they’d start sending out tickets, and if you were clocked at 12+ over, you’d get one.
A couple of weeks later one of my co-workers was telling me how angry his daughter was, because she’d suddenly got a batch of speed camera tickets in the mail. Which means not only was she not paying attention to the news, but that she was also going at least 67-70 mph in a 55 mph zone on a normal basis multiple times.
I couldn’t conjure up much sympathy for her. Some people you just can’t reach.
You can't fix stupid.What should Cedar Rapids have done different? Should they have sent the tickets out immediately to correct the problem this young lady had? (Maybe even hand delivered them...). Or should they have waited a few more weeks to send the tickets and grabbed more money?
I suppose we should fine people going too slow as well?Ts & Ps to you for not being able to drive 10 over and being held accountable for breaking the law.
Yeah, if they aren't going the minimum posted speed limits on the interstate I would be ok fining them also.I suppose we should fine people going too slow as well?
Do Slow Drivers Cause More Crashes Than Speeders?
Slower drivers can pose a significant threat on the road.www.croweandharris.com
"According to federal and state studies, driving slower than the average speed is more likely to cause an accident than speeding. Driving too slowly can make other drivers around you constantly brake and speed up, which can be frustrating, cause confusion, and lead to an accident."