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The Georgia Super Speeder Law is sure to make your wallet tighten up, and your foot to be a bit lighter on the pedal when it becomes law, January 1, 2010.
Of course, the idea is to change the driving habits of the people that cause more accidents...you've heard the saying, "speed kills." It's a highway safety law designed to save lives by getting people to slow down.
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3 Comments on Georgia Super Speeder Law. Can You Say Ouch?
Many oif these speeding fines are the tax we pay for driving. I have seen terrible signs and traps here in the mountains
Ouch - those are hefty fines- hope everyone slows down, saves their money and their life :-)
I'm not so sure this will work in Atlanta, I think they should try it somewhere else first. Anytime I've been to Atlanta I fully understood if you weren't driving in the slow lane at least 75 someone would plow your A** to the side of the road. Maybe it will be like New Orleans and drinkers.....there will be some kind of tolerance policy.