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Will I get a ticket for driving at 114 on the expressway ?

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5 Answers

QEEQ User

Local people usually speed up, but if they encounter the police or speed limit, they slow down in advance.

QEEQ User

I have never received a ticket... I've driven at 140...

QEEQ User

Bad luck, the police are all lurking.

QEEQ User

In theory, you have already exceeded 14 kilometers.

QEEQ User

Are you the one who was scolded by Beida Island?

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