'Every single ticket was dismissed': Serial speeder discovers legal loophole, saves thousands of dollars in speeding tickets

This dude discovered the ultimate driving loophole and has never looked back. He's like the definition of a person who's too smart for their own good. 

U/treize_k had a great story to share about their father's excellent malicious compliance. Dad found a way to speed without a care in the world. We've all pushed the speed limit at some point. There are places to be, and there's no one on the road, so you decide to drive a bit faster. And on highways, people routinely go 20 or 30 miles above the speed limit without getting ticketed. It's not the safest activity, and even if a police officer doesn't catch you zipping down the road, a traffic camera might snap your photo. Then one day you'll wake up to a ticket in the mail costing you hundreds of dollars, and that ten minutes you saved by speeding won't feel worth it at all. 

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