Kyle's Corner (FYI) Undetected Motoring: Well, Heavens Knows They Do it to You!

When I was a kid in the
70s, they were called
'fuzz busters.' After all,
no one wanted to get
busted by the fuzz (police).

My friend's family came
from Europe to the U.S.
in the mid 50s and the
driving speeds on the
other side of the Atlantic
were significantly higher
than in the United States.

The general idea was to

enjoy driving and make time. And although they were very law abiding and
hard working citizens, driving above the speed limit was not a big deal.

One of the sons was going to collage at Texas A&M. He and his Kawasaki
550 happened to be doing 75 mph on an interstate on-ramp. Needless to say,
in Texas such speed enables one to spend a night in jail. And how was the
incident viewed back home? Well, like "remember that time?" Followed
by a big smile!

Has the family slowed down their driving habits? Absolutely not!

So what is a good ticket disabler that can help you to likely enjoy your
driving more? Now, do not get me wrong, I am not suggesting that you
break the law. However, sometimes the police hide and use other tactics
to "raise revenue." Therefore, if you want to be better informed about
what is going on before a siren goes off, consider one of today's leading
detectors.

The Escort Passport 9500ix is GPS enabled and it is legal in 49 states.
It comes preloaded with thousands of camera and speed trap locations
provided by Escort's exclusive Defended Database. Thus, the driver is
warned of approaching high target areas. Furthermore, it allows you
to download new locations each week.

Escort claims that no other detector is better at keeping you up
to date and out of trouble. The 9500ix is priced at $499.95 and it
comes with a 60-day risk-free test-drive. For additional
information call: 1-800-324-5764 or visit the company's web
site at: Escort Passport.

Personally, when I drive, I get into a rhythm or what I call the zone.
Sometimes this involves driving a bit faster and something a bit slower.
It is not about breaking the law, but experiencing maximum driving
pleasure. And a lack of driving pleasure - now I think that is really
breaking the law!

Have an auto question or comment? You can email it to me at
Kbusch3@verizon.net. Kyle Busch is the author of "Drive the Best
for the Price..." www.DriveTheBestBook.com.