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To: carranza2 who wrote (129826)	8/5/2005 3:07:08 AM
From: Neeka	Respond to of 793851

Let's hope you don't run into some unforeseen tragedy due to excess speed. I know I don't want anything to do with it. Somehow the personal understanding of your abilities to drive well doesn't instill much confidence in me. In fact I see your kind of driver on the road occasionally, and I always go out of my way to get as far away from them as possible. I say let them get the ticket or kill someone else. People that drive like that aren't the only road hazards I avoid. I would add big rigs, buses, large vans, slow drivers, weaving drivers, bad weather ect. I assume you are aware of the thousands of man hours spent on research and the millions of dollars spent to determine why a particular speed limit is posted where it is posted? It's scientific, certified and has one purpose, and one purpose only.......to keep as many people safe on the roads as possible. I don't mind paying for that kind of effort. I admit I speed if I'm on a long stretch in Montana or wyoming, and I travel allot by car, but I generally follow the law even when......day or night....it comes to crossing an intersection. ;) M