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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Design speed is based on the capabilities of cars during the period that the road was built. Heck, RA 4136 states that the maximum speed for a major road such as EDSA is 50 kph, but that's because the law is outdated.

    Given the road conditions of NLEX, 100-110 kph is a reasonable limit for most people given the capabilities of cars today and the volume of vehicles that normally traverse the highway. SCTEX and TPLEX should allow for 120-130 kph.

    People antagonize going past the 100 kph speed limit as if it was such a bad thing, but really, it's your driving demeanor that causes accidents. You can stay under 100 kph but be an asshole swerver that catches others off guard and start multi-car pileups. Trucks going at 50 when everyone else is doing 100 also causes traffic congestion that leads to swerving, cutting, and even collisions in the case of people who have reflexes slower than what their speed requires (even if they're only going at 80).

    Knowing what to do in cases such as tire blowouts are also more important than sheer speed. My batchmate died even if their van was only going at 70 because her dad who was driving slammed on the brakes when they had a tire blowout. The van's door opened and flung my batchmate around a tree. A good driver who was going at 120 but who knows how to react in emergency situations (and knows how to lock doors and make his passengers wear seatbelts) would've avoided that.

    And just because you're past the speed limit doesn't mean you don't take into account the reflexes and possible actions of the cars around you in case of lost control. Some do drive at high speeds with reckless abandon, but not everyone.

    Again, not saying that speeding is completely fine - there's still the law and you still deserve to get fined when you get tagged. But more than just fear of the law, people should respect their own driving capabilities first and only drive at a speed that they can be completely in control of the car even in emergency situations.
    Well said sir. I also agree with your point. Accidents do happen even with speed limit abiding vehicles. Driving skill plays a big role indeed. Thank you for that insight.

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    Back to speed guns, I think I've found where exactly along the Sta. Rita stretch of NLEX the taggers are. Based on the pic sent to me, it's along that 1 km stretch of road with yellow poles sticking out the side of the road. There was an overpass in that area, so it's quite likely that the traffic guys are stationed there.

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    Meron na ba nahuli sa STAR Tollway Northbound? Kanina na sampolan ako, 116km/h yung tagged speed sakin at sa Lipa LTO pa ang tubos ng lisensya. Any idea po kung how much ang fine at kung may seminar pa?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmpet626 View Post
    Meron na ba nahuli sa STAR Tollway Northbound? Kanina na sampolan ako, 116km/h yung tagged speed sakin at sa Lipa LTO pa ang tubos ng lisensya. Any idea po kung how much ang fine at kung may seminar pa?
    Day or night? running 120 ako sa star toll northbound after lipa pero gabi naman kaya di ko din alam.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmpet626 View Post
    Meron na ba nahuli sa STAR Tollway Northbound? Kanina na sampolan ako, 116km/h yung tagged speed sakin at sa Lipa LTO pa ang tubos ng lisensya. Any idea po kung how much ang fine at kung may seminar pa?
    Day or night? running 120 ako sa star toll northbound after lipa pero gabi naman kaya di ko din alam.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmpet626 View Post
    Meron na ba nahuli sa STAR Tollway Northbound? Kanina na sampolan ako, 116km/h yung tagged speed sakin at sa Lipa LTO pa ang tubos ng lisensya. Any idea po kung how much ang fine at kung may seminar pa?
    Bro,- I think it is the standard P1,000+ for the fine,- plus half-a-day of seminar/test (well, including travel if you are from the Metro,- one day abala).... Nope,- I've never been to that LTO in Lipa....


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    Quote Originally Posted by jmpet626 View Post
    Meron na ba nahuli sa STAR Tollway Northbound? Kanina na sampolan ako, 116km/h yung tagged speed sakin at sa Lipa LTO pa ang tubos ng lisensya. Any idea po kung how much ang fine at kung may seminar pa?
    Wala nang seminar, P1,010.00 fee

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    nakakaantok ang 100 kph, pero yan ang gusto nila, sundin na lang naten.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimot View Post
    nakakaantok ang 100 kph, pero yan ang gusto nila, sundin na lang naten.
    hindi sa gusto, it's the law period

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimot View Post
    nakakaantok ang 100 kph, pero yan ang gusto nila, sundin na lang naten.
    Ok lang ang 100 sa akin para makatipid din sa gas

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Wala nang seminar, P1,010.00 fee
    sa nlex pala mas mahal as per bro jut 2077php

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Wala nang seminar, P1,010.00 fee

    Thanks sa mga replies. Around 2pm ako nahuli sa star toll. Medyo hassle lang kasi babalik pa ko sa Lipa from QC.


    *blowoolf

    Yung friend ko nahuli last year may exam and seminar pa plus fine?

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    Naisip ko lang in NLEX over-speeders from balintawak na mag exit ng meycauayan, marilao and bocaue walang huli since walang toll exit.

    or after bocaue toll plaza wala na din huli for over-speeders kasi open na din wala ng toll exit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Back to speed guns, I think I've found where exactly along the Sta. Rita stretch of NLEX the taggers are. Based on the pic sent to me, it's along that 1 km stretch of road with yellow poles sticking out the side of the road. There was an overpass in that area, so it's quite likely that the traffic guys are stationed there.
    Normally andun sila sa ibabaw ng tulay sa tabang exit after sta rita. Minsan naman sir dun sa ilalim ng mga overpass naka hinto lang doon.

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    mga bros wala pala talaga akong defense sa pagkahuli sakin, yung in-overtake ko na truck lampas na doon sa napag kunan ng overspeeding ko. sabi ng gf ko sa sta. rita daw yun sinabi ng nag apprehend sakin, at di daw dun sa sinasabi ko na stretch kung san gewang gewang yun truck.
    lesson learned, di pwedeng maingat lang dapat monitor ang speed all the time.

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    Quick question, if you put on a bigger diameter tire compared to the stock ones, it affects your speedometer reading right? A bigger tire will show a slower speedo reading?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Quick question, if you put on a bigger diameter tire compared to the stock ones, it affects your speedometer reading right? A bigger tire will show a slower speedo reading?
    yes sir kaya yung mga "ilang" nagpapapalit pinapa-calibrate yung speedometer nila.

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    Yung circumference ng new tires ko is 2% bigger than the old tires. This means when speedometer shows 100 kph, I am actually travelling at 102 kph. Small difference lang so safe pa rin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Quick question, if you put on a bigger diameter tire compared to the stock ones, it affects your speedometer reading right? A bigger tire will show a slower speedo reading?
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    I heard they have a +10% tolerance sa overspeeding for speedometer error so safe ang 110kph. I could be wrong so i still say within the speed limit hehe

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    parang bihira ako makarinig na nahuhuli sa Cavitex.

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