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95km/h in a 60 is not cool :(


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Wow. The eastern states sucks for speeding penalties. In WA, 40-60kmh over the limit is $350 and 6pts, no suspension. 60kmh+ over the limit gets you a personal visit from the local police but still only $350 and 6pts! (unless it was a dangerous time or palce).

I don't want to sound like a b@stard but that was silly. Especially if your a P plater.

Driving over the speed limit is dangerous. What if someone walked out right in front of you? Can you bear to live with the fact that you killed someone??? Something to think about.

Please save your hunger for speed to the appropriate places, race tracks and drag strips. Hate to hear someone from here killed cause they were speeding.

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