Avoid speed traps in these 10 states

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GeorgiaThe most you can get a ticket for even a first time offense in Georgia is $1,000. You can also face a

jail sentence of up to one year. Driving more recklessly can cause a mandatory 6 month license

revocation.

IllinoisThe maximum speed on a four-lane highway in Illinois is 65 mph for passenger vehicles and 55

mph. It is one of 1 of 25 states with a point system for license suspensions and revocations. A

maximum traffic citation of $1,000.

NevadaGambling with police officers may not work as

Nevada is a point system state with a penalty of suspension for 6 months to 1 year. Earn enough points and face a jail sentence of up to 6 months

along with a fine.

New HampshireDriving carelessly in New Hampshire can cost up to $1,000 and failure to drive 10 mph below the

speed limit in school zones can cause you a penalty.

North CarolinaDriving too fast in the Tar Heel State can give you a jail sentence of up to 60 days while a school bus

with children on board is limited to 45 mph. Breaking any traffic laws can cost up to $1,000.

UtahWhile the speed limit in Utah has been raised to

75 mph in some areas, the fines are also big. Drivers can get ticketed for going too slow as a result of impeding or blocking the normal and

reasonable movement of traffic.

OregonThough traffic violations can cost up to $600 it

also takes a lot to lose your license. Oregon generally waits for numerous violations before

issuing any suspensions.

IndianaFines can quickly add up for speeding in Indiana. They

double in school zones and go up another $25 near construction sites. “Oversize vehicles” can’t exceed 45 mph. And Indiana is the only state besides New Jersey

and Nebraska to impose tolls along Interstate 80.

KansasIn an urban school district zone in Kansas the speed limit can’t be less than 20 mph and the most you could ever get from a traffic ticket is

$500.

MarylandMaryland is serious about school zone fines for speeders as violators can get hit with a ticket up to $500. However Wal-Mart executives may be

exempt from being charge as high.

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