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Stealhead · 11-18-13, 06:08 PM

Things are about the same here in Florida on most interstates they will not bat an eye at anyone under 80MPH. With the exclusion of the area around Jacksonville around there they will bust for going 5MPH over all day long.

I drive throughout FL,southern GA,Southern AL,a little bit of MS,and parts of LA very regularly in my job and I find that Alabama,Mississippi and Georgia tend to much stricter with speed limits than most other states in those states I would not exceed 5 MPH over.

Me I like to save fuel so I rarely go over 60MPH and in my truck that is about top end anyway if I kept the accelerator down long enough after about an hour I might hit 90 it is a diesel what can I say? On some jobs we drive a leased flatbed truck(like a dump truck but a flat bed instead of a tipper) until recently when we bought a mid 90's Mack that truck tops out at about 55MPH.It is kind of fun to drive or ride in a work truck especially on a two lane road everyone behind you is in a big rush and you just sit chilling out making them suck dinosaur bones.

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Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Things are about the same here in Florida on most interstates they will not bat an eye at anyone under 80MPH. With the exclusion of the area around Jacksonville around there they will bust for going 5MPH over all day long. I drive throughout FL,southern GA,Southern AL,a little bit of MS,and parts of LA very regularly in my job and I find that Alabama,Mississippi and Georgia tend to much stricter with speed limits than most other states in those states I would not exceed 5 MPH over. Me I like to save fuel so I rarely go over 60MPH and in my truck that is about top end anyway if I kept the accelerator down long enough after about an hour I might hit 90 it is a diesel what can I say? On some jobs we drive a leased flatbed truck(like a dump truck but a flat bed instead of a tipper) until recently when we bought a mid 90's Mack that truck tops out at about 55MPH.It is kind of fun to drive or ride in a work truck especially on a two lane road everyone behind you is in a big rush and you just sit chilling out making them suck dinosaur bones.