Sentences with phrase «over the posted speed»

The technology computed the time of air transport versus ground transport, accounting for distance (and not just a straight line) for ground travel, as well as speed limits — estimating that ambulances would travel 10 miles per hour over the posted speed limit.

He told me I was way over the posted speed limit (I was going 90 or so in a 70).

Speedometer is pretty small and with small print so you can't easily tell if you are going 5 or 15mph over the posted speed limit.

Speeding in excess of 15 miles per - hour over the posted speed limit (in your Commercial Vehicle) is often cited as a Criminal Misdemeanor case with a possible 90 - day loss of license and two points on your driving record.

According to local police, Jennings was stopped shortly before 12:00 p.m. today while driving on I - 85 in the state of Georgia after an officer supposedly noted Jennings» speed at 99 miles per hour, which was 34 miles per hour over the posted speed limit in the area.

Surovell Isaacs & Levy PLC has been successful defending clients against some of the most serious speeding offenses in Virginia, including driving in excess of 80 miles per hour and driving more than 20 miles per hour over the posted speed limit.

* If you are speeding over 20 MPH over the posted speed limit, or over 80 MPH on the interstate, you can be charged with reckless driving.

First, safety belt violations and violations for speeding less than 10 % over the posted speed limit results in no additional points on your driving record.

Speeding 10 to 19 miles over the posted speed limit (also pertaining to oversize or overweight vehicles)

In most areas, going 1 - 19 mph over the posted speed limit will get you a garden variety speeding citation, punishable by a fine and points against your license.

Minor moving and speeding violations, such as driving 15 MPH or less over the posted speed limit, will add 3 points to your driving history.

The best advice is stay nine miles or less over the posted speed limit and you'll generally be safe.

To get an idea, you can incur 20 points for failing to drive on the right side of the road, 20 points for failing to yield to the right - of - way at an intersection, and 50 points for speeding 25 mph or more over the posted speed limit.

Effective October 1, 2006, speed in excess of 30 mph over the posted speed limit requires a mandatory court appearance.

A court appearance is not required, except in cases where the violation involves an accident or property damage, speed thirty (30) miles or more over the posted speed limit or leaving a child unattended with the motor running.

For example, if you were speeding more than 25 mph over the posted speed limit or if you hold a commercial driver's license you may not take defensive driving to dismiss the ticket.

Drivers who are eligible to attend this course must have held a valid driver license at the time they were cited, may not have attended traffic school for a prior citation within the past 18 months of present citation, and must not have been cited for driving 25 MPH over the posted speed limit.

Five points for speeding will be placed against the offender's record for driving 26 to 30 miles over the posted speed limit.

In addition to the restrictions indicated above, a driver will not be able to attend a traffic school program if he or she was cited for driving 91 MPH or more over the posted speed.

Speeding violations must be greater than 10 % over the posted speed, and no points are assessed for safety belt convictions.

In Kentucky, for example, speeding between 16 and 25 miles per hour over the posted speed limit is worth six points.

However, you may NOT have had a ticket dismissed within the previous year, have been cited for 25mph or more over the posted speed limit, or possess a commercial driver's license.

You may NOT have had a ticket dismissed within the past year, been cited for driving 25mph or more over the posted speed limit, or possess a Texas CDL.

For example, California traffic tickets issued to Cali drivers for speeding at 15 MPH over the posted speed limit have soared to $ 360, but the base fine for this type of citation is a mere $ 35.

Every municipality uses a scale to base their fine on, which considers the number of MPH over the posted speed limit you were traveling.

Generally, I think posted speed limits just keep people from driving as fast as they want which is generally way over the posted speed limit.

Do not admit that you were driving over the posted speed limit.

For example, if a police officer pulls you over for speeding 15 miles over the posted speed limit and notices that your child is not sitting in a car seat, you will be facing two potential tickets.

If you are caught speeding 11 to 20 miles per hour over the posted speed limit in a work zone or construction zone, 4 points will be added onto your New York driver's license, you will incur a double fine, and face a steep auto insurance hike.

Therefore, if you are found guilty of speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get convicted twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified duration of time.

Anytime you're going 20 mph or more over the posted speed limit, or 80 mph or more no matter what the speed limit is, Virginia considers it reckless driving.

For instance, if you are caught speeding 47 miles over the posted speed limit in New York and receive a NY traffic ticket for doing so, Virginia will put the corresponding amount of demerit points onto your VA driving record.

In other words, if you received a New York speeding ticket for traveling 1 - 10 miles over the posted speed limit, points will not be add onto your VT driver's license.

Consequently, if you are convicted of speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get convicted twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified duration of time.

Also, you may not have had a ticket dismissed within the past year, and can not have been cited driving 25mph or more over the posted speed limit.

Out of all the tickets issued more than 13,000 were for drivers going over the posted speed limit and more than 4,000 were given to careless drivers.

4 points - For ignoring a traffic signal, passing a stopped school bus and speeding at more than 15 mph over the posted speed limit.

You may NOT, however, have had a ticket dismissed within the past year, been cited for driving 25mph or more over the posted speed limit, and can not possess a CDL.

Illinois traffic violations committed within Cook County, for instance, result in a $ 120 fine, unless the traffic citation was issued for failure to wear a seat belt or speeding 21 to 30 mph over the posted speed limit.

Therefore, if you are caught speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get cited twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified duration of time.

Therefore, if you are caught speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get cited twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified period of time.

Therefore, if you are caught speeding 45 miles over the posted speed limit in Florida, you will not have a single point added onto your New York driver's license.

Thus, if you are found guilty of speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get convicted twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified duration of time.

- 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. driving restriction (previously midnight to 5 am)- Number of passengers must not exceed number of seat belts in vehicle (no previous requirement)- Not permitted to have more than one passenger under 18 yrs in vehicle who is not an immediate family member unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian - Mandatory 6 months for skill building before road test (previously 30 days)- Permit valid for one year (previously 120 days)- Supervising adult must be 21 or older (previously age 18)- Certification of 65 hours of behind - the - wheel skill building - Download the Certification Form (PDF)(no previous requirement)- Learner's Permit Application (Non-Commercial)- Download the Learner's Permit Application Form (PDF)- Mandatory 90 - day suspension for 6 - point or more accumulation or a single high speed conviction (26 miles per hour or more over posted speed limit, previously discretionary sanctioning)- Out of State Driving with Learner's Permit Prohibited Please be aware that teens holding a Pennsylvania Learner's Permit are not permitted to drive outside the state of Pennsylvania.

In other words, if you are convicted of speeding 33 miles over the posted speed limit in New Jersey, you will not have a single point added onto your New York driver's license.

As such, if you are caught speeding 27 miles over the posted speed limit in Pennsylvania, not a single point will be added onto your New York driver's license.

A speeding ticket for driving 20 miles per hour over the posted speed limit can be increased by $ 200 more than the initial $ 250 fee.

If you were clocked at more than 15 miles over the posted speed limit, the charge automatically becomes a more serious one, and accrues more points.

Yes I will put the pedal to the metal and push my little Jeep over the posted speed limit.

Not exact matches

I neglected to notice a new speed limit posted due to construction, and I ended up getting pulled over about 1/2 mile from my job at the publishing company in the parking lot of a strip club.