EZ Pass monitoring speed

In 95 we went to Az for Niece's graduation. On the way back we came through Kansas. The toll ticket said something in regards to being timed, on a section of the Interstate that Kansas had a toll on.
Posted this a while ago and it was gone just now. It is not legal. The toll road authority is not a police department but neither is the speed and traffic cmeras that send tickets.

belfert wrote:
Too bad more states don't do like Illinois and have high speed tolling for those with electronic tolling devices. Traffic on the main line highway wouldn't have to slow down at all to pay tolls. One or two toll booths would still be maintained off to the side for cash payments.

Or, just have no tolling at all like most of the west.

Too bad more states don't do like Illinois and have high speed tolling for those with electronic tolling devices. Traffic on the main line highway wouldn't have to slow down at all to pay tolls. One or two toll booths would still be maintained off to the side for cash payments.

Yes, they could, in theory, use our transponders to calculate our average speeds and send us a ticket, but that might end up causing other problems for the state.

I think no state wants to be the first to do it.

bfast54 wrote:

Beaker wrote:

This is just another form of VASCAR

And that is?

So l my assumption is you don't know what VASCAR is

What vascar is it takes a known distance say eighths of a mile or quarter mile or whatever .......they hit a button when you cross one reference points they hit another button when you come across the other reference

. It does your ETA elapsed time and that turns into miles per hour its older than the Hills.....but undetectable....unless you see Police car, plane,officer standing there,

Yes, VASCAR is older than the hills, if I remember correctly it can be used from a moving cop car going the same direction or on an on comin car, was really stealth stuff in its day,

bfast54 wrote:

Beaker wrote:

This is just another form of VASCAR

And that is?

So l my assumption is you don't know what VASCAR is

What vascar is it takes a known distance say eighths of a mile or quarter mile or whatever .......they hit a button when you cross one reference points they hit another button when you come across the other reference

. It does your ETA elapsed time and that turns into miles per hour its older than the Hills.....but undetectable....unless you see Police car, plane,officer standing there,

Yes, VASCAR is older than the hills, if I remember correctly it can be used from a moving cop car going the same direction or on an on comin car, was really stealth stuff in its day,

Beaker wrote:

This is just another form of VASCAR

And that is?

So l my assumption is you don't know what VASCAR is

What vascar is it takes a known distance say eighths of a mile or quarter mile or whatever .......they hit a button when you cross one reference points they hit another button when you come across the other reference

. It does your ETA elapsed time and that turns into miles per hour its older than the Hills.....but undetectable....unless you see Police car, plane,officer standing there,

Actually once I started pulling an RV I put my radar detector away since I just don't have to worry about speeding anymore.

Big Brother is always watching.
Don

I don't get it. First I don't understand what you are gaining by stopping for 15 minutes so you have the legal average speed --- why not just drive the legal speed??? Annnnnd . . . the subject of this thread seems to be all about how to drive faster than the posted speeds. As RV owners, maybe our focus should be on driving in the safest manner.