Bogus Speed Limit Signs Generate Real Tickets

by STOPandGO — published on November 20th, 2007

A Northampton County, Virginia resident decided to lower the speed limit outside his home by 20 MPH, and for more than six months police went along with it. Because Granville Hogg was upset at the legal 55 MPH pace on Townville Drive near Cherrystone campground, the elderly farmer decided to post his own authentic-looking 35 MPH speed limit signs nearly one year ago.

Bogus Speed Limit Signs Generate Real Tickets

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