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State Highway 98   Walton, Florida

The speed limit changes rapidly throughout the stretch from Panama City, FL to Sand Destin, FL from 65 mph to 45mph with no warning signs or gradual slowdown. It goes from 65mph straight to 45mph. Sheriff Deputy sits less than .1 of a mile behind the 45mph sign.

If I was to let my foot off the gas completely, I could not be down to 45mph before hit by the radar. I was given a ticket for going 56mph in a 45mph.

3/2008

Mar 24, 2008   Florida   0 comments

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