DOD speeding violations???

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by glhs837

while I think we did have contractors manning the gates (where no citations would be handed out), I am pretty sure we have never had contractors acting as patrolling security/law enforcement. That has always been a mix of Auxiliary Security Force Sailors and DOD sworn officers.

20 years ago we had contractor guards at NESEA running radar traps. Not a real cop to be seen anywhere, other than the MSP and deputies doing their driving training on the runway.

[glhs837]

Well, I did get here in 1993, but have never really spent any time at NESEA. I was speaking of Pax itself.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by glhs837

Well, I did get here in 1993, but have never really spent any time at NESEA. I was speaking of Pax itself.

Yeah, we're easy to forget.

[glhs837]

It's not that you forget about the weird old Uncle, you just dont visit

[DEEKAYPEE8569]

Originally Posted by that-guy

is there anybody in here who has actually been pulled over by the DOD and can attest to it being reflected on their driving record?

Yup. It was 12 or so years ago if memory serves. I got nabbed in a 35 mph zone having just past the sign; cop said I was doing 48 when I passed him; in one of those spots where it goes from 45 to 35.
Don't do that no more though. Fine AND 2 points FYVM. (I didn't SAY it)

Edit: Two phrases that can guarantee you at least get a warning ticket:
Officer: "Do you know how fast you were going?"
Me: "I'm bettin' you're gonna tell me how fast you THINK I was going."
OR

Officer: "Know why I stopped you?"
Me: "No, but I bet you're gonna tell me I was speeding."

I guess I need to quit betting.