I’m going to tell you a story about my friend Cliff. Cliff is a sheriff who lives in Montana and he has owned a Ferrari for many years without receiving a ticket. One day Cliff decided to go on a road trip to California after visiting his cousin in Washington. Cliff went through Washington without any problems with the law. After visiting his cousin, Cliff left for California to visit his parents.

Cliff was on his way across the Columbia River when the speed limit changed for no reason. It was a remote area and there was no reason for the speed to change, Cliff didn’t see the sign that was hidden way off the road. So Cliff

This, gentlemen, is why we need to set a national speed limit to 70mph on all interstates, and 60mph on all highways if the terrain permits. This way people won’t become victims of these highly planned out speed traps. Small towns across the U.S. use this method of surprise on unsuspecting travelers in order to raise revenue for their town by catching travelers. Yet they let the residents get away with speeding, as to lure the travelers into speeding.

was driving through an Oregon desert and didn't once think that there could have been a slower speed limit because it was a straight road for hundreds of miles. Cliff continued to clip through this desert at 70mph during the day, and when he approached a town he started to look for a speed zone, and he didn’t realize that the speed limit was 50mph. So cliff went by this town. Just as he was leaving, cliff fell victim to a speed trap, since he was going 20mph over. Cliff received a $400-dollar speeding

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