[Barrier]

Indeed... glad to get out of Arresterfield County, Virginia and up into MI, where they just don't give a shit

[B0B]

oh man i know what you guys mean about the huge adrenaline rush when you see a cop while going WAY too fast. a couple months ago i was driving my other car (1967 Ford Ranchero) i was going 105 trying to catch up to my friend because i got stuck behind a truck for a few miles. as i was going full speed there was a State patrol on the opposite side of the freeway radaring.. he was faced towards me, so he slammed his car in reverse, backed up the on-ramp. i could see him going over the overpass to get onto my side of the freeway in my mirror. i did not slow down, i just kept going. i was lucky enough that there was pretty heavy traffic behind me where the cop was, i was all by myself sticking out like a sore thumb when he clocked me. i got off on the next exit and immediately turned onto a back road. he must have kept going on the freeway cause he never found me. i was shaking like a dog trying to shit broken glass for at least 20 minutes after that happened. needless to say i havent been in the mood to speed for the last few months..

[DSEZ]

its a good feeling though

[neckbonekat]

Originally Posted by DSEZ its a good feeling though

There's nothing quite like it! Especially once you get home and have time to think about the whole thing from the safety of your home. LOL

[gills99stang]

Originally Posted by Barrier Indeed... glad to get out of Arresterfield County, Virginia and up into MI, where they just don't give a shit

Hells yeah, I hear yah. I grew up in Michigan... where radar detectors are allowed, the speed limits are higher, and vehicle inspections/stickers aren't required... I move to VA and see all this shit for the first time. Luckily, I'm still able to register my cars in MI while living in VA, but I still have to deal with the bullshit speed limits here and the reckless driving laws.