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What is the penalties/possible arrests for driving 60 over the speed limit in georgia?

No you could have killed me etc. Had a friend I was with doing 100 in a 40. What are the possible predicaments he could face?

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  • q S
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    Jail

    Large fine (in my state 40 over the limit is $1000, and reckless is $1000)

    Car impounded

    Driver's License suspended for at least 1 year

  • boege
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    peoplepersistent the value at which they experience gentle. there are various documented study which teach that speed limits are no longer set for secure practices, they are set for gross revenues creation. The coverage companies will inform you speed kills, yet there are as many severe injuries in 35 mph zones as there are sixty 5 mph zones. you may no longer get arrrested for speeding, consistent with se. you will get arrested for bobbing up risky circumstances. while you're going 70 in a fifty 5 zone, you will no longer get arrested. while you're going 70 in a 25, you in simple terms could get arrested, yet even then, till you have accomplished something else to deserve being arrested, they are possibly to concern a summons. Arresting human beings is expensive and time eating. they had particularly in simple terms hit your wallet and run.

  • 1 decade ago

    Reckless Driving with wanton disregard.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    It a charge of reckless driving , not a speeding charge. it is a criminal charge which gives you jail time and a criminal record if convicted.

    Don't get in the car with this guy again, please.

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