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Old 06.14.2009
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I have a family friend who is a OH State Trooper and he has already warned me to be very careful because they are going to write tickets for 66MPH! But like you said I'll be happy to set the cruise about 63 or 64 and just watch my speed going down the hills.
that ticket will be thrown out EVERY TIME. the courts won't put up with that for too long
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the ohio troopers are upset because they get a percentage of every speeding ticket
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that ticket will be thrown out EVERY TIME. the courts won't put up with that for too long
I wouldn't count on it that's why the ticket has fines according to mph over the speed limit. If you look at the ticket it starts at 1mph over. But yes that would be pretty sh*&%y.
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not saying the troopers won't write them. but the courts WILL get tired of wasting their already short time on contest's
BTW, i got EXTREMELY lucky during the "safety blitz".
the "bear in the air" got me at 66. lady that pulled me over after seeing i had no recent tickets on file (cutie too LOL)justold me to slow down
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Ohio truck speed limit

As of Wednesday July 1st the speed limit for CMV on Ohio interstate roads will be raised to 65 MPH.

Y'all truck safe with that extra 10 now ya hear?
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Extra 3 you mean. Everyone runs 62 anyway. I just spent all day puttering across Illinois right at 55. I hate this state so I give them what they want. Logjam!
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During the last speed change from 55 Mph,States like Texas "Warned"
the "Posted Limit" would remain in effect "UNTIL" the signs were changed.

Traffic running down 65/70/57/55/30 has been pretty steady the last couple of weeks.70 mph was the norm.Made great time thru the Communist land with seldom a glance from the LEO's.(what few were seen)

Point is ,do we have to wait for the sign change or does the law cover the
sign transition period ?
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During the last speed change from 55 Mph,States like Texas "Warned"
the "Posted Limit" would remain in effect "UNTIL" the signs were changed.

Traffic running down 65/70/57/55/30 has been pretty steady the last couple of weeks.70 mph was the norm.Made great time thru the Communist land with seldom a glance from the LEO's.(what few were seen)

Point is ,do we have to wait for the sign change or does the law cover the
sign transition period ?
Good question! The rumors I heard was that if the sign wasn't changed the speed was 55 and you would get a ticket!

The question I have is.... When the law passed, was it to end split speed limits or just raise the speed for trucks? Yeah I know it sounds the same but it isn't.

I can see alot of tickets being written here soon and alot of people in court!
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COLUMBUS (Tuesday, June 30, 2009) - As a change in state law to allow most trucks to go 65 miles-per-hour on many of Ohio’s interstates takes effect July 1, crews with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) will be saving time and money in their efforts to update hundreds of speed limit signs across the state.
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