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Roger Cedeno was arrested in Florida

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Roger Cedeno was arrested earlier this month in Florida and charged with reckless driving.

Cedeno was clocked at 111 mph while driving on the night of Dec. 4. He was previously arrested in November 2002 and charged for driving under the influence of alcohol, though he eventually pleaded no contest to a lesser charge. His agent, Peter Greenberg, said that this latest incident was nothing more than a speeding ticket. Source: New York Daily News

Roger Cedeno was arrested earlier this month in Florida and charged with reckless driving.

Cedeno was clocked at 111 mph while driving on the night of Dec. 4. He was previously arrested in November 2002 and charged for driving under the influence of alcohol, though he eventually pleaded no contest to a lesser charge. His agent, Peter Greenberg, said that this latest incident was nothing more than a speeding ticket. Source: New York Daily News

I wonder how stupid someone can be to drive at 111 mph. At 95 mph there's a 60% chance your tires will blow out with any bump on the road.

Roger Cedeno was arrested earlier this month in Florida and charged with reckless driving.

Cedeno was clocked at 111 mph while driving on the night of Dec. 4. He was previously arrested in November 2002 and charged for driving under the influence of alcohol, though he eventually pleaded no contest to a lesser charge. His agent, Peter Greenberg, said that this latest incident was nothing more than a speeding ticket. Source: New York Daily News

I wonder how stupid someone can be to drive at 111 mph. At 95 mph there's a 60% chance your tires will blow out with any bump on the road. How about 90% chance....

 

 

Geez he has got some issues to be driving that fast.... :(

well, thank god he didn't injure anybody or himself.

 

what alcohol does to people

lol reckless driving is not DUI.. just speeding

yeah

 

where did you come up with alchohol, cedeno is just an idiot

At 95 mph there's a 60% chance your tires will blow out with any bump on the road.

huh?? maybe on patched-up, used tires...

At 95 mph there's a 60% chance your tires will blow out with any bump on the road.

huh?? maybe on patched-up, used tires... Tires are only approved till 85mph... after that, it's how much god is on your side.

Uh, my dad did work to his 92 dodge stealth RT turbo and had it go 160 mph before. In his dodge spirit with a turbo, he went over 130 (the spedometer broke, it wasn't made to go that fast.)

 

So are you SURE tires blow out that easily? I was in a car going 140.

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Uh, my dad did work to his 92 dodge stealth RT turbo and had it go 160 mph before. In his dodge spirit with a turbo, he went over 130 (the spedometer broke, it wasn't made to go that fast.)

 

So are you SURE tires blow out that easily? I was in a car going 140.

Your family has a death wish. Even Professional drivers get into accidents.

Uh, my dad did work to his 92 dodge stealth RT turbo and had it go 160 mph before. In his dodge spirit with a turbo, he went over 130 (the spedometer broke, it wasn't made to go that fast.)

 

So are you SURE tires blow out that easily? I was in a car going 140.

I said, "after that, it's how much god is on your side."

 

 

 

Tires will blow out at any speed depending on the road surface. Also depends on the wear and tear too, the older the tire, the less it'll resist higher speeds. Going over 100 mph is a risk one way or another.

 

It gets even better when you're doing 130 and you suddenly need to hit the brakes for some reason. You'll either spin off the road or flip a couple of times.

At 95 mph there's a 60% chance your tires will blow out with any bump on the road.

huh?? maybe on patched-up, used tires... Tires are only approved till 85mph... after that, it's how much god is on your side. this just a old wifes tale...

 

 

i used stay going over 120 on i-75 and the turnpike and even the palmetto sometiems.. and hte palmetto is all messed up.. nothing happend. only truck drivers blow tires.. cuz they are riding on like 16 wheels and just let the tires blow instead of changing them.. cuz its not a danger hazard to them if 1 blows.

 

common dt.. live it up. stop beign like an old woman. speed once in a while at least. :cool

this just a old wifes tale...

 

 

i used stay going over 120 on i-75 and the turnpike and even the palmetto sometiems.. and hte palmetto is all messed up.. nothing happend. only truck drivers blow tires.. cuz they are riding on like 16 wheels and just let the tires blow instead of changing them.. cuz its not a danger hazard to them if 1 blows.

 

common dt.. live it up. stop beign like an old woman. speed once in a while at least. :cool

Speeding is cool. :rolleyes:

 

Going 120 makes you cool. :rolleyes:

 

 

Love the ignorance...

i used stay going over 120 on i-75 and the turnpike and even the palmetto sometiems.. and hte palmetto is all messed up.. nothing happend. only truck drivers blow tires.. cuz they are riding on like 16 wheels and just let the tires blow instead of changing them.. cuz its not a danger hazard to them if 1 blows.

That's the dumbest thing I ever heard. Driving to fast or to slow makes you a hazard on the roadways and I'm shocked you were able to get to 120 on the Palmetto (that is if the hairy sack is telling the truth, which I doubt).

 

I-4 which has less traffic then the Palmetto usually the flow of traffic is around 75-80 mph.

 

I'm not one of those who goes 30 on a highway... but there is no point in going over 100 for no reason. You won't earn respect, no one will care that you're speeding, you become a hazard to those around you, and one big mistake you make and you'll either kill someone and/or kill yourself.

 

 

"It's better to lose one minute in life then your life in one minute."

Uh, my dad did work to his 92 dodge stealth RT turbo and had it go 160 mph before.? In his dodge spirit with a turbo, he went over 130 (the spedometer broke, it wasn't made to go that fast.)

 

So are you SURE tires blow out that easily?? I was in a car going 140.

Your family has a death wish. Even Professional drivers get into accidents. ride on goodyears...they're the best

Uh, my dad did work to his 92 dodge stealth RT turbo and had it go 160 mph before.? In his dodge spirit with a turbo, he went over 130 (the spedometer broke, it wasn't made to go that fast.)

 

So are you SURE tires blow out that easily?? I was in a car going 140.

Your family has a death wish. Even Professional drivers get into accidents. ride on goodyears...they're the best I bet you change the tires often.

i used stay going over 120 on i-75 and the turnpike and even the palmetto sometiems.. and hte palmetto is all messed up.. nothing happend.? only truck drivers blow tires.. cuz they are riding on like 16 wheels and just let the tires blow instead of changing them.. cuz its not a danger hazard to them if 1 blows.

That's the dumbest thing I ever heard. Driving to fast or to slow makes you a hazard on the roadways and I'm shocked you were able to get to 120 on the Palmetto (that is if the hairy sack is telling the truth, which I doubt).

 

I-4 which has less traffic then the Palmetto usually the flow of traffic is around 75-80 mph. I-75 is a dragstrip. it's my favorite highway ever. what's not to love about a 70mph speed limit and virtually no traffic? with a radar detector, it's crazy town.

 

i don't speed as much as i did when i was a teenager, but i've passed 90mph MANY times on that highway with no problems.

 

oh, and i can tell you the "60% chance" of blowing your tires out at 95mph is bogus. if it were true, you'd have cars flying all over the place on I-95 once you pass the dade county line.

 

and yes, the palmetto (826) is a piece of a crap.

I-75 is a dragstrip. it's my favorite highway ever. what's not to love about a 70mph speed limit and virtually no traffic? with a radar detector, it's crazy town.

 

i don't speed as much as i did when i was a teenager, but i've passed 90mph MANY times on that highway with no problems.

Well alkazoid, in rural areas where there is virtually no traffic I have no problem with speeding. What I'm agruing is those who wake up late to go to work and drive like a maniacs on city roads.

i used stay going over 120 on i-75 and the turnpike and even the palmetto sometiems.. and hte palmetto is all messed up.. nothing happend. only truck drivers blow tires.. cuz they are riding on like 16 wheels and just let the tires blow instead of changing them.. cuz its not a danger hazard to them if 1 blows.

 

common dt.. live it up. stop beign like an old woman. speed once in a while at least. :cool

Do you still do 120 up in Connecticut? :D

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