Does it draw your attention when someone is going well UNDER the speed limit?
Reason I ask is, since I obtained my carry license, I pretty much CCW all the time while driving.
Ohio is FAMOUS for speed traps, and my commute to my job every day takes me past several very popular ones that the police (both local and state) frequently have "loaded."
The law requires me to inform any officer who stops me of the fact that I am armed (they will know I am licensed to carry when they run my plate of course, which I believe causes their monitor screen to flash red), and I really DO NOT want to get into a discussion with a police officer about "why" I am carrying. I realize that most cops are probably supportive of right to carry laws like ours, but you know, knowing my luck I would get stopped by the one gun hating cop in the entire state. I guess I just don't want the hassle.
Therefore, since I became licensed to carry, I have become the world's safest driver. In zones where the speed limit is 45 MPH or above, I will generally drive about five miles per hour UNDER the limit. In zones under 45 MPH, I will drive at or slighlty under the limit.
I also practice "conditional driving" a lot - meaning I will drive slower at night time, or in bad weather.
A lot of times I will pass a speed trap going well under the speed limit, and I feel that "tingling" sensation like I know the cop is watching me and probably wondering why I am being so safe. Does that make you guys suspicious when you see that?
Just curious.
I have utmost respect for LEOs and I am very pro law and order (despite my avatar - I just like that movie is all).
Thanks for any thoughts/feedback.