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Subscribe to this threadUncle Sam wants YOU...to pull over
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Adam @ Jul 7th 2007 4:28AM
Speeding fines do not go to the revenue of the county. They make no money off of this. It goes into the general funding for the state law enforcement. Ask an officer next time they pull you over. By the way, the road they chose, it's because people travel 60 mph and up in the 45 zone. Plus with the interchange right there for 417, it gets ugly when out of towners don't know where to go. And being that its up the street from one of the top ten largest Universities in the country, out of towners are a regular occurrance.