Speeding C8 Corvette Driver Ticketed for 106 MPH on Interstate 70 in Ohio

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Speeding C8 Corvette Driver Ticketed for 106 MPH on Interstate 70 in Ohio

Photo Credit: Ohio State Highway Patrol


The driver of this high-winged black C8 Corvette is in trouble with the law in Ohio after being clocked driving 36 mph over the limit Monday.

The incident happened on I-70 in Preble County, Ohio.

A photo on social media shows the trooper talking to the driver through the passenger window, with the radar in the foreground showing the Corvette’s speed recorded at 106 mph in a stretch where the limit was only 70.

“Remember to #SlowDown and always travel the speed limit,” OSHP posted.


Source:
whio.com

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  6. From the looks of the video it shows open country without even any fences along the roadway which allows for bar ditch escapes if necessary (Defensive Driving) & light traffic so this officer must have been having a bad day at work from outside reasons or peer pressure to be all that concerned with a 106 mph C8 Corvette on a 4 lane divided Interstate. He probably wasn’t taching above 2400 and even with just regular brakes could have been back below 70 mph in 3 seconds or less.

    Then again it could have just been staged because of the video of the stop & their “Remember to #SlowDown and always travel the speed limit,” OSHP posted.

  7. Driver was lucky. In many states, triple digits on public roads is an immediate one-way trip to jail for the night, with vehicle impoundment, and even sometimes forfeiture.

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