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enforcement that due to my previous 'perfect' record and spotless,
accident-free, history should enable me to drive more quickly than
those with less perfect records. Egotistically, I'd claim that I
should be permitted to drive 15-20 miles an hour over the limit (which
still wouldn't help me in this case). :-)
That's funny, we should institute "good driver" fast lanes! Woohoo!
bumped, and you're relegated to the "B" lane. License plates and
licenses would be color coded to show your ability to access said
"premium" lanes. And a black market would evolve in buying the lanes
at a higher bracket. It could get ugly fast. :-)
http://www.ridelust.com/protect-your-rights-how...
dangerous than exceeding them. It's often said that the freeway number
is the true speed limit: 101 for 101, 80 for 80, etc. Unfortunately, I
was doing 89 in 80, so I was violating even the informal rule!
Lance get pulled over. You might have a better chance getting out of a
ticket than I do, however.