I drive a lot of CA usually run 62 to 64 i do keep an eye out. Around towns 58 or less depending on traffic. In 10 yrs I am still clean. I normally don't answer these questions because I just know it will jinx me but have been off driving for 3 months now and probably be another 6months before I get back so figure my bad karma will be gone by then.
How fast do you drive in California?
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I, unfortunately, do run Cali alot (from i10 to bay area mostly) and I got a ticket in Selma on ca99 for 67. But I was dumb enough to get out in left lane at that speed. Since then I run 64 max and that's only if I can do it in the right lane. Except on ca99 (hate that road!) I stay below 60.
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I really only do 57-58 mph to help drive down my IFTA mpg.. In CA I can average 10mpg going slow..Every other state I only get around 5mpg
The other reason is I haven’t had a ticket for anything in about 38 years. When I do get one I want it to be in South Dakota doing 99 mph..14 over..something I can frame and hang proudly in my house.
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Without a compelling reason they do not typically pull over for within 10% of the posted speed limit. Because of Cali and CFR rules it is easy to get a less than 10% ticket thrown out if you show up at court. Within that 10% you can just plead your speedometer showed 55. Results may vary by jurisdiction and attitude of accused.
Over 10% they got you by the short hairs..........
49 CFR § 393.82 Speedometer.
Each bus, truck, and truck-tractor must be equipped with a speedometer indicating vehicle speed in miles per hour and/or kilometers per hour. The speedometer must be accurate to within plus or minus 8 km/hr (5 mph) at a speed of 80 km/hr (50 mph).
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We ran LA to the Oregon line @ 70mph this past Saturday no one even looked at us
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