speeder

Hiding to ambush a speeder is the same tactic used by a highwayman out for money.

If the speeder is endangering people by driving fast so is the cop.

Add some augmented reality to this and you could reenact the speeder bike scene from Return of the Jedi!

Elite Squad and Elite Squad 2, the movies, do a good job of portraying what speeder is talking about.

We have an online school where you can learn to not be a speeder.

Lena Chen was the 120-mph speeder who ended up in a crash.

Still, it seems like it's worth it if you're a speeder.

Should a cop get a ticket for chasing a speeder?

When this is broken, though obviously dangerous driving on the road (such as the speeder doing dangerous lane changes) or introducing unnecessary risks, our reaction is to punish.

What speeder is asking for seems more like asking Lenovo to offer an option to order a car with an upgraded the sound system, tires, seats, or engine.

(s)he does get to break the law a bit (speeding) once a speeder has been identified in order to catch them.

No lawyers, reduced insurance, speeder payment processes.

When a speeder came roaring our way, I would sometimes literally step into the street, stop the speeder, and "counsel" him (it always was a him) about safe driving with little kids around.

(This one is the hardest for most people...) In the 1980s "A Speeder's Guide to Avoiding Tickets" came out, written by a state patrol officer.

Just to give an example of what speeder means by "students here don't know jack shit": Over the years I have told friends and peers that, in a perfect vacuum and without taking into account the curvature of the earth, a bullet fired from a gun that's completely level and another bullet dropped from the same height, at the same time, will hit the ground at the same time.

Hey Speeder, where do you live in brazil?