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Excessive speeding bill gives mandatory jail time, possible forfeiture of vehicle for repeat offenders

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HONOLULU (KHON2) -- Our roads are not a racetrack. That's the message from Honolulu police as they say they're catching more drivers going well above the speed limit. Lawmakers are pushing a bill that'll try to help the problem. Police say they've heard every excuse in the book when they stop people for speeding. Former Rep. Gene Ward passes away at 82 "I've heard everything from, I really had to use the bathroom to I was late, I know some…

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Excessive speeding bill gives mandatory jail time, possible forfeiture of vehicle for repeat offenders

2 days ago·Honolulu, United States

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