<body><div><p>The higher speeding fines in Nebraska have now kicked in, but according to Stanton County Sheriff Mike Unger it doesn’t seem to matter to those that are just going to speed no matter what.</p><p>On Wednesday morning, on Hwy 57 about five miles south of Stanton, the Stanton County Sheriff’s office clocked a northbound speeding car at 120 mph (Locked @ 118) in the posted 65 mph zone. The 18-year-old driver from Norfolk stated she just wanted to get home before she was given her citation. Last week it was an experienced driver from New York travelling at 103 mph in a 65-mph zone.</p></div></body>

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The higher speeding fines in Nebraska have now kicked in, but according to Stanton County Sheriff Mike Unger it doesn’t seem to matter to those that are just going to speed no matter what. On Wednesday morning, on Hwy 57 about five miles south of Stanton, the Stanton County...

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The higher speeding fines in Nebraska have now kicked in, but according to Stanton County Sheriff Mike Unger it doesn’t seem to matter to those that are ju

Higher speeding fines not slowing down drivers

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