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Originally Posted by Spidey
Just looking at the average prices for laser jammers... I would not pay that much for "peace of mind" to prevent myself from getting the rare 167 dollar ticket for going 10-15 over the limit.... .... how often have you gotten a ticket for going 75 in a 60? The way I see it is that this device benefits the following people;
a) those who travel in excess of 20km/hr over the limit ALL the time
b) those who travel in excess of 20km/hr over the limit ALL the time
c) those who travel in excess of 20km/hr over the limit ALL the time
d) all the above.
In this day and age, most of us already know where the popular areas for speed enforcement occurs.
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Pretty much this... let's be cereal here, the speed according to the flow of traffic is typically 10-15 over, which means you likely won't get pulled over for going that fast. Going slightly faster than that, say another 5 km/h, will rarely catch an officer's eye unless you are A) alone or B) driving Brian O'Connor's orange Supra from F&F1...
With that above scenario, you are already doing 15-20 km/h above the speed limit, which IMO is plenty. If you go faster than that then IMO you deserve a ticket. Just leave 5 minutes earlier next time, or take all that money you budgeted for a laser jammer and/or speeding ticket and do some autocross. Trust me, speeding on a track is WAY more fun when you don't have to worry about getting lane-changed into by some C-Lai.