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Posted by Guest - Georgia Sign - Speed Checked By Detection Devices : When driving on the interstate in Georgia I see signs that say "speed checked by detection devices". What exactly does this mean?  I'm wondering if I'm going to get a speeding ticket after driving through that state and how many mph over the speed limit to I have to be speeding in order to get a ticket mailed to me.

Guest Says: I've comfortably driven through the entire state of Georgia, from Florida border up through Atlanta, so the entire state at around 77mph.  I never got a ticket but I wondered about those speeding cameras also  lol :^) Actually there is so much traffic up in the norther part of GA that you cant really stop anyways, cant use cruise control because you are always breaking and speeding up with cars everywhere.

Guest Says: I meant to say cant really speed anyways, thats a typo

Guest Says: I've driven interstates through Georgia many times and never got one of these speeding camera tickets, like the other poster I probably was doing around 74. But really you dont save any time by trying to go faster anyways, you always end up slowing down behind semi's or exiting to get gas and food, and the slow and steady car ends up being next to you again. I see this all the time so its not worth it, its not like you have wide open roads where you can consistently go that speed.

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