Checking for speed on Custis 11/9

[jrenaut]

@Dirt 10439 wrote:

I had to rest for a while after that and the hills hurt on the way home. It wasn’t exactly smart, but I’ll likely try it again on Monday. Someday I’ll do something useful.

That’s okay, I have a much shorter commute than you do

[dbb]

If you want the speed without the work, try the speed cameras in Cheverly.

The Washington Examiner reports today http://washingtonexaminer.com/local/maryland/2011/11/speed-camera-company-quits-cheverly-equipment-challenged that the speed cameras “clocked” “bicycles were clocked going 38 and 57 mph”

The only way I would make those speeds is if the recording device were broken.

[consularrider]

@dbb 10453 wrote:

If you want the speed without the work, try the speed cameras in Cheverly.

The Washington Examiner reports today http://washingtonexaminer.com/local/maryland/2011/11/speed-camera-company-quits-cheverly-equipment-challenged that the speed cameras “clocked” “bicycles were clocked going 38 and 57 mph”

The only way I would make those speeds is if the recording device were broken.

Enjoy the speed camera on Military Road in North Arlington. It’s at the bottom of a downhill stretch and it’s easy to get up to the 30 mph speed limit (and since I always obey the speed limit, that’s all I’m going to say).

[Dirt]

@consularrider 10464 wrote:

Enjoy the speed camera on Military Road in North Arlington. It’s at the bottom of a downhill stretch and it’s easy to get up to the 30 mph speed limit (and since I always obey the speed limit, that’s all I’m going to say).

There’s one on West Street in Falls Church that would be AWESOME to play with, if I were the kind of person who played with such things.

[CCrew]

I have a blast playing with the red light cameras at Glebe and Fairfax in the wee hours. If I come off the Custis and down onto Fairfax “just so” and stop just at the far side of the crosswalk I can trip them every time

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