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A new bill aims to crack down on extreme speeding, lawmakers said. The proposal would increase penalties for drivers caught traveling well over the posted limit, part of a broad...

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A new bill aims to crack down on extreme speeding, lawmakers said.

facebook.com | Aug 13, 2026 12:25 AM

A new bill aims to crack down on extreme speeding, lawmakers said.

The proposal would increase penalties for drivers caught traveling well over the posted limit, part of a broader push to improve road safety. Supporters say the measure targets the most dangerous drivers.

The bill still faces further review before any vote.

We'll follow the legislation as it moves forward.

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A new bill aims to crack down on extreme speeding, lawmakers said. The proposal would increase penalties for drivers caught traveling well over the posted limit, part of a broader push to improve road safety. Supporters say the measure targets the most dangerous drivers. The bill still faces further review before any vote. We'll follow the legislation as it moves forward.
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