Suffice it to say no one around where I live would dare go that fast, what with our shitty road conditions. :D
North Dakota - "Motorcyclist cited for going more than 100 mph over speed limit
The Highway Patrol says man riding a motorcycle was arrested and ticketed for traveling 101 miles over the speed limit.
Troopers say 19-year-old Vitaly Poberezhnik was clocked at 176 miles per hour Friday afternoon.
Captain Mark Bethke says the motorcycle was clocked from a trooper airplane, about 10 miles east of Bismarck on Interstate-94.
Bethke says the trooper who made the traffic stop said he could hear the motorcycle coming before he saw it. The trooper says it was just a blur as it went past.
Bethke says Poberezhnick was issued tickets for speeding and reckless driving.
Bethke says the fee for going 176 miles an hour in a 75 mile an hour zone is $505. He says Poberezhnik license is suspended, and 15 points have been charged to his license. That means he doesn't have it any more.
Bethke says it's the fastest speeding ticket he can recall in North Dakota."
Dude's lucky his little jaunt didn't end in a different way:
North Dakota - "Motorcyclist cited for going more than 100 mph over speed limit
The Highway Patrol says man riding a motorcycle was arrested and ticketed for traveling 101 miles over the speed limit.
Troopers say 19-year-old Vitaly Poberezhnik was clocked at 176 miles per hour Friday afternoon.
Captain Mark Bethke says the motorcycle was clocked from a trooper airplane, about 10 miles east of Bismarck on Interstate-94.
Bethke says the trooper who made the traffic stop said he could hear the motorcycle coming before he saw it. The trooper says it was just a blur as it went past.
Bethke says Poberezhnick was issued tickets for speeding and reckless driving.
Bethke says the fee for going 176 miles an hour in a 75 mile an hour zone is $505. He says Poberezhnik license is suspended, and 15 points have been charged to his license. That means he doesn't have it any more.
Bethke says it's the fastest speeding ticket he can recall in North Dakota."
Dude's lucky his little jaunt didn't end in a different way:
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