planning a 15 hour drive brehs
- Thread starter Nephilim_BC
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If you have an iPhone or iPod touch get yourself some podcasts.
Makes the time fly.
I'd recommend listening to "Serial"
Makes the time fly.
I'd recommend listening to "Serial"
calixprynce
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Watch yo speed in West TX . Im pretty sure you have to be on the 10 or the 20 for a lil .
Nephilim_BC
Murikkka
does that work well? Been wanting to get some kind of police radar
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
Family.
Riding solo. My mom has done the exact drive a few times and my dad once. Gonna ask them how long it took them. I'm a speed demon but I heard cops be out there strong.
Cruise control is your friend buddy. Set that joker to about 5-7 mph over the posted limit and just relax. When them laws out heavy always use cruise control unless its heavy traffic. It'll make the gas stay a little longer too. I used to be a speed demon too, I'd see that open road with nobody around fresh for the 90mph taking
go over the hill around the bend and bam there go them boys with the lights 
Yes, its accurate in the Denver region....was accurate while I lived in Philly and NYC
this is by far the best article on avoiding speeding ticket....weather is warming up = motorcycle cops
http://www.autoblog.com/2010/06/29/how-to-avoid-a-speeding-ticket/
the most useful from the list->
Find a "rabbit." If you can't find a pack of cars going the speed you'd like to maintain, the next best thing is to find yourself a rabbit -- a solitary driver traveling the speed you'd like to drive that you can follow discretely, about 50-100 yards back. If there's a cop using radar, hopefully the rabbit will trip the trap and get a speeding ticket, not you. And if he brakes suddenly, you have just received your early warning in time to take defensive action.
Try to stay in the middle of the pack. If you're the lead car, logic says you'll be the first car to run past any cop's radar trap up ahead and get a speeding ticket. And if you're the last car, you'll be the one the police officer rolls up behind. That means the safest place is in the middle -- just like a gazelle fleeing a hungry lion by seeking safety in the middle of the herd.
Avoid the fast lane. Use the far left lane to pass when necessary, but try to stay in the middle lanes when possible. Reason? If a cop is lurking in a cutout along the median strip (or coming at you from the opposite direction on a divided highway) the speeder in the far left lane is the one most likely to become the target. Drivers who get nailed with speeding tickets are often the type who rack it up to 10 or 15 over the limit and remain in the far left lane.
Don't speed when you are the only car on the road. If you ignore this warning it's the equivalent of plastering a "ticket me!" bumper sticker on your vehicle. Even if you're only doing five mph over the posted limit, if there's a cop using radar, he's got nothing to look at but you. Lonesome speeding is even more dangerous in small towns, where radar traps and aggressive enforcement by cops can be common. And never speed late at night. Drunk-driving patrols are heavy and cops are more inclined to pull you over for any offense in order to check you for signs of alcohol. Don't give them a reason
Amphibious
Land, water, wherever.
So, you enjoy killing yourself with smoke or what?
You driving 15 hours to go Yellowstone by yourself?Yellowstone national park
Nephilim_BC
Murikkka
I said I have family there bruh
hoodheronova
All Star
It works but if you dont know how to read and drive at the same time then it will be a problem. The radars are better because they make noise, but a lot of them are too sensitive, meaning they go off for any little radar they detect
Drive 4 hours a hour break another 4, sight see
Then again the next day
Then again the next day