He's lucky it didn't end up like the now former NFL player in Las Vegas who killed that young woman. Was doing over 150mph on a 45mph street (Vegas speed limits even in neighborhoods is already...
He's lucky it didn't end up like the now former NFL player in Las Vegas who killed that young woman. Was doing over 150mph on a 45mph street (Vegas speed limits even in neighborhoods is already ridiculous...) AND driving while drunk.
People who do stuff like this should get their DL's revoked and definitely spend some time in jail. Not that driving without DL prevents someone from driving, but still.
And maybe also lose their lucrative NFL jobs, too.
I would expect (as a resident of Twin Cities) that this individual be arrested. It's outrageous that someone can drive like this and not face repercussions for their lack of respect for fellow humans.
I would expect (as a resident of Twin Cities) that this individual be arrested. It's outrageous that someone can drive like this and not face repercussions for their lack of respect for fellow humans.
MN passed a law a while back if you're caught going over 100mph you can immediately lose your license for half a year. (and reads like it's automatic) Sec. 169.14 MN Statutes...
MN passed a law a while back if you're caught going over 100mph you can immediately lose your license for half a year. (and reads like it's automatic)
License revocation for extreme speed. The driver's license of a person who violates any speed limit established in this section, by driving in excess of 100 miles per hour, is revoked for six months under section 171.17, or for a longer minimum period of time applicable under section 169A. 53, 169A.
He's lucky it didn't end up like the now former NFL player in Las Vegas who killed that young woman. Was doing over 150mph on a 45mph street (Vegas speed limits even in neighborhoods is already ridiculous...) AND driving while drunk.
People who do stuff like this should get their DL's revoked and definitely spend some time in jail. Not that driving without DL prevents someone from driving, but still.
And maybe also lose their lucrative NFL jobs, too.
I would expect (as a resident of Twin Cities) that this individual be arrested. It's outrageous that someone can drive like this and not face repercussions for their lack of respect for fellow humans.
MN passed a law a while back if you're caught going over 100mph you can immediately lose your license for half a year. (and reads like it's automatic)
Sec. 169.14 MN Statutes
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/169.14#:~:text=License%20revocation%20for%20extreme%20speed,53%2C%20169A.