A St. Johns County Sheriff's Office deputy arrested a Corvette driver traveling 130 mph in a 45 mph zone on County Road 13 on July 24. The arrest is part of Florida's broader crackdown on dangerous excessive speeding violations.
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Florida law enforcement agencies reported several traffic-related crime cases on July 24, including a stolen-car chase in Broward County, an excessive-speeding arrest in St. Johns County and an arrest in a fatal Tampa crash [local10.com#1][firstcoastnews.com#1][wtsp.com#1][wfla.com#1][wfla.com#2]. In Broward, police said a vehicle stolen in Hallandale Beach led officers through Hollywood before th
The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Corvette driver going 130 mph in a 45 mph zone on County Road 13 near Joe Ashton Road.
“One hundred and thirty on a 45 mile an hour road? Ridiculous!” the deputy said.
The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said it has made another super speeder arrest. The move is part of Florida’s larger crackdown on dangerous excessive speeding.
Under Florida's Dangerous Excessive Speeding Law, it is a crime when a driver exceeds the speed limit by at least 50 mph.