"You just passed a state trooper going 111 MPH!" "Well, that sounds dangerous. You should talk to your troopers about speeding like that."

"Do you have a police record?" "No, just a Sting album"

Having been ticketed in about 10 states, it is amazing the variability of punishments from state to state. But the biggest factor you'll face is the emotions of the cop that pulled you over. They can vary from a verbal warning to them actually killing you. Have fun, but BE CAREFUL out there.

*This guy doing 90 in an exotic car gets pulled over. His wife: *Suprised pickachu face

The first time I found myself in handcuffs! It certainly could have ended a lot worse.

This man said I brought a 430 because the Lamborghini AC wasn’t working that’s the most baller thing I’ve ever heard 😂😂😂😂

Seems like a high quality dash cam that records front and rear is close to mandatory for any newer, new, expensive car. Nice to have a video and audio record of what transpired before, during, and after an accident and/or police interaction.

Ed was having a good week until his insurance company saw this video.

Any cop pulling a gun for speeding deserves to be fired

Ed has the tremendous ability to drag a 3 minute story out for 16 minutes!!

I know Ed was being serious but the way he said "so we called the ticket clinic" sounded like an incoming add lol but jokes aside this was a great story 👍🏼

“Here’s why Arkansas is the worst state to speed in” Arizona would like to know your location

Had a similar experience: 89 on a 55 + reckless driving lowered to "driving above posted limit" = $100 fine, no points. Ticket was acquired while driving my wife's Prius, which I think the judge thought was punishment enough.

We don't always get tickets, but when we do, we call The Ticket Clinic.

Actually surprised by this. As someone who crosse’s Arkansas frequently, I’ve never even been pulled over. I do speed, but will not say how fast. I’ll tell you this. When you’re in Arkansas and are passing an entrance ramp, look back. Troopers are parking there shooting radar more now than they ever have. They also have unmarked Chargers that look 100% normal. Red. , Dark blue, blue, grey, white, and black. I’ve seen them so be careful.

+1 to the Ticket Clinic. I have been pulled over for speed multiple times and have been involved in an accident all in Florida. All offenses have been cleared, all charges dropped, all points removed. Absolutely fantastic services. Best $90 x 5 I’ve ever spent.

Cop: "do you know why I pulled you over?" Ed:" because I let you?"

"Here's why Arkansas is the worst state to speed in" The Commonwealth of Virginia would like a word....

"I do most of the talking" Ed, you could talk under water with a mouth full of marbles.

A few years ago New York instituted a "Driver Responsibility Assessment Fee" which charges you $100 if you accumulate six NYS points (in-state and out-of-state drivers) over an 18 month period. They add $75 for each additional point over 6. So a single speeding ticket can zap you for $750 over 3 years. If they get you on two charges, it adds up super fast. No idea of what would happen if you were caught doing 110 through the Empire State.

My dog was sleeping but when he heard Ed’s voice he came and sat beside me to watch this. Ed you’re stealing my dog

"Other than this video, no one will ever know a thing about it." 790,000 views later...

Love listening to Ed speak of his adventures. Great story teller and just a natural, smooth speaker. He should get into the public speaking circuit or maybe give a TED talk sometime.

Alright VINwiki....ya got me...I’m hooked, I’ll be watching these for days, I love the stories and the cars.

The six dislikes are Ed's insurance adjusters. Yes, they assigned a team to his account.

"I do most of the talking..." who'd have thought that!

I got pulled over in Kentucky for having a radio in my car that I listen to trains on when I am filming them for my channel. I have a license for the radio but the cops didn't know the law and arrested me and impounded my car. The judge threw the case out when I showed a copy of the law and a copy of my radio license. I had been falsely arrested and never got an apology. I hired a local attorney since I live in Ohio and the day before my trial my attorney called and told me that her husband was a cop with the same department. I was out over 2 thousand dollars and spent the day in jail when I never even broke any laws! It was like being on the Twilight Zone. That was my first time to ever sit in the back of a cop car and it was a hot summer day, the windows rolled up and the engine off while they played with my radios,them not knowing a thing about that kind of stuff. My faith in the police was lost that day forever. I'm still thinking of suing. If that can happen to a retired guy with a clean record, it can happen to anyone.

This is the current voice narrator of Audit the audit. For some reason, those videos got so much better after this guy took over narration. He has that voice that makes you think of "law and justice".

Plot twist: The Ticket Clinic called the cops on three wreckless drivers going over 200mph, to spice up the show.

I got a 102 in a 45 in Vegas on my street bike. Went to a local lawyer before I left town with 500 in cash. The ticket was lowered to a non-moving violation, zero points. Lawyer up folks, they just want to collect a fine. Helps to have friends that know good lawyers too.

Im from britain, First time i ever got pulled over was when i moved to america, (Lexington, kentucky) trooper said he caught me going 60 in a 40 when in fact the road i was on was a 70. Its insane how american police will ruin people's days for their own satisfaction.

Ed's insurance company watching this: 👁️👄👁️ ✏️📋

Cop: "Do you know why I pulled you over?" Me: " Depends on how long you were following me."

It's pretty sad that the citizens have to calm the police down and deescalate the situation.

I love the pic with Ed in cuffs all smiles lol

These videos are extremely educational. This is what I should have been learning in high school.

Almost all handcuffs are keyed the same, so that fact that Jovian stayed in them longer probably just means the cop didn't like him for whatever reason.

Holy shit remember seeing that. I was on my way home to Memphis with a load. I'm in that white Heartland Express Freightliner on the opposite side of the highway at 5:18.

While traveling through Iowa, I got a ticket for 70 in a 65. 5 miles over the limit! It was $185 with the added on costs. Iowa sucks the royal dingle!

“Just keep talking” is Ed’s KZfaq motto, too! :p

Seems like a lot of states are starting to crack down on speeding. Unfortunately, they seem to be ignoring the guy in the F150 going over 100 MPH while focusing on cars that are actually built to handle higher speeds in a much safer manner. I can't tell you the number of times I've seen a 5000+ lbs SUV or truck running at high speeds, passing me in my 3300 lbs sports car. Yet, who gets targeted? The sports car. This is why I think graded licenses would be a good idea. People willing to put in the track time and get certified beyond the typical drivers' education should be afforded the ability to exercise higher speeds on open roads if desired. Then they could actually post safe limits for the enthusiast as well as keep the general population safer. I mean, the Autobahn in Germany works pretty well -- we have plenty of places where this would work in the US.

My dad’s a CDL driver, last year a school bus driver smashed into his truck and they tried to blame him. He would‘ve lost his CDL if it wasn’t for Ticket Clinic thanks for all the likes holy shit!!

In fairness, Arkansas has HUGE signs at each entrance to the state, advising that there is NO "tolerance" or cushion, they expect you to follow the limit.

We live in Canada where cops excuse trucks going like 15 over. Seriously, you never see a pickup pulled over. This is why my dad is ALWAYS rippin it

I got my first speeding ticket in Arkansas. 70 in a 55... he wrote it down to a 67. Thanks man!

The local enforcers are so unpredictable in their behavior. Luckily the adults (you and the attorney), were able to finesse the situation. Good job.

7:54 Wrong. If you're cuffed and you ask the LEO whether you're being arrested, they don't have to immediately let you go or arrest you. They may not know whether they're going to arrest you at that point. It's called an investigatory detention for a reason.

Very informative and helpful!!!

I live in Arkansas and can attest to this. Next time you're through the state, I need to say hey.

“Land of the free”....so long as you can afford it smh

In the late 80s We were coming back from Texas on route 40 in Tennessee. A Camaro passed us doing about 90 We were in a car with a turbo charged four cylinder 5 speed manual. So I pulled out behind him and caught up. A lot of cars in the late eighties were lozenger shaped so if you were not looking close they all looked about alike. Where 40 crosses the mountain there is a turn. Right at the top a Tennessee trooper was running radar. We could see him throw things down and get ready to chase then we were around the turn LOL in the right lane was 4 newer cars all silver as was ours . I slid over in the middle and matched speed. The Camaro floored it. The trooper came up and slowed down looking in each car and people looked right back. He didn't know which was which. He took off and soon ran down the Camaro. When we went by he had his gun out ordering the Camaro driver out. I would have loved to hear the driver explaining how he had no clue who I was.

This video reminded me how broken and currupt the legal system is. Attorneys that play golf with judges get lesser sentences for their clients...

This is the first VIN wiki vid I've watched. This man takes one deep breath and then speaks for 15 MINUTES straight. Kudos on getting a 30 minute story done so quickly.

If you haven't already recieved enough assurance that Ed is a good story teller, here is a video of Ed telling a story about HOW he told a story to an officer and avoided an arrest .

Ed tells the best stories.

First time viewer. The fact that you don't talk directly into the camera is very nice to watch. Good videos.

This guy must be a salesman. He talks up a storm.

Ed, glad you made it out. I live in Little Rock, and it’s important to note that Arkansas State Police do NOT mess around - they think they are the judge, jury, and executioner around here. Our city cops are are lot more easy going. ASP gives me trouble constantly in my Mercedes. They must hate the tint. Wish I had known you’d be coming through!

In Australia, they wouldn't send you to jail, they would just impound your cars, then and there, give you a massive fine and take your license for at least half a year. If your a repeat offender, they will eventually either sell or crush your car.

Lifelong Arkansas resident. Was written a ticket for going 56 in a 55. Not joking.

Nothing better than waking up to more of Ed’s shenanigans to listen to

What a Legend. A great story wrapped in an ad for the ticket clinic. I didn’t even mind!

In Vermont anything 15 mph over the limit is criminal recklessness and jail time and lose license for 1 year

I tried being respectful and talking to a cop one time and I got told 'NO SMALL TALK'

Ed has it ever crossed your mind that you might be the guy your parents warned you about hanging out with ? lol Great Vid as always, see ya this weekend!

You should've said, " I was hired to bring 400 cases of Coors beer from Texarkana, Texas to Atlanta Georgia in 28 hours"

Ok this is like the third video I’ve watched for this channel in the last week so I subbed.

Ticket Clinic is terrible... Used them in Delray Beach, FL for red light violation and 5 years later and 2 moves, I am still receiving letters regarding the violation and the accumulated fees.

The very last line of this video is “We’ll have to save that story for another day.” What I heard was “We’ll have to save that story for when the statute of limitations runs out.”

After the lame-assed Bronco click-bait upload 2 days ago, we needed this to balance the scale. Thanks, Ed. :)

He is a true master of making a commercial into a cool story 😂 I love it 😂

i live in arkansas, i’ve had my my license a little over 2 years, i got 3 speeding tickets in a span of 9 months

That trooper was probably a rookie if he drew down on you for speeding. Stopping you is one thing drawing down is something you only do on a felony stop.

As an Arkansas resident, I feel your pain. Revenue collection seems to be concentrated on the Interstates and US Highways. State hwys and country roads, rarely see any enforcement, except near towns.

I'm sure Ed has an army of lawyers on call

Best ad I’ve ever watch.

I had a NYS State Trooper full on SCREAMING at me because I was doing 45-50 in a 30 on a country road, lol, carrying on about what if a child ran in the road, etc. These houses were 150 feet back from the road with open grass lawns! She told me not to even challenge the ticket, or she'd make it worse! That more than anything made me slow down in the future, but yeah, I definitely still challenged the ticket. :P Turns out she couldn't make court that day, so one was tossed (reckless backing), and the other was a seatbelt after speaking to her coworker.

For future reference... when driving through Arkansas, put a bible on the dash board. Just saying. It works.

Ed you sound like you could do a 72 hour marathon of car stories.

As an Arkansan I can confirm that about every 30 miles on the interstate, theres a state trooper with a dodge charger.

Pro Tip: Right when you top a hill and see the light bar on their roof or your laser detector starts shitting on you, Stomp the brake as hard as you can and hold it til you are at the speed limit and then let off. When you slow down this fast the return pulses to the radar gun are giving different speeds every pulse and it wont lock in a speed until it gets several pulses in a row that are the same number. When you do this properly, they will be shaking and hitting on the radar gun as you pass by looking confused. But they stay there and don't come.

they couldn't find the handcuff key??? wtf!! all handcuffs use the same key, peerless, smith & wesson, etc... that cop was full of s#!+

I got a Ticket in Arkansas years ago. I am from NC and while driving home, I observed a Highway Patrol coming closer from behind me. I was in the middle of 7 cars moving along the road at about same speed. I observed the Highway Patrol getting between each car behind me then move up until he got to me with NC license Plate. He turned lights on and pulled me over. He explained he had clocked me speeding and I would have to go with him to Courthouse to pay fine of $300.00 right then. I did not have that much on me as he stated cash only would be accepted. When I told him I did not have that much on me he then stated that I would have to surrender my NCDL to him and send money back to get them back once I was at home. I made him write me a receipt to show if needed and the rest of my trip. This all happened on a Friday. On Monday I got money order and sent it to them via USPS. I received my Driver License on Tuesday. No way they got my payment then sent NCDL back in that time frame. I am retired now and DO NOT drive through Arkansas any more!!!

Playing golf with the judge.... Somebody hold my 'conflict of interest'

Im an Arkansas VinWIKI fan sorry you had to go through that.🤦

Personally speaking, VA is one of the worst states to drive through. Speed limit is 70 which is great, but they give you a reckless driving ticket for anything 80+ They also thrive on ticketing for the most minor traffic offenses, always looking out for tints, going 3 over, etc.

Beautiful pictures from Utah! Looks like y'all slowed down enough to enjoy that beautiful scenery!!

I had a stop like this once on super bikes out in the Anza Borrego desert, eastbound on Highway 78 in 1984. Officer Odom of the CHP pulled us over a few miles east of Octotillo Wells. My speedo needle had just crossed 125mph when I saw a long black hood show up in my peripheral vision on the left. Other than the ticket, it actually turned into a fairly jovial encounter; but he was royally pissed off when he first got out of his car....waving his handcuffs, and shouting "105 plus, gentlemen! 105 plus!" .... which was the last speed he saw as he was gaining on us to overtake and pull us over. In the end, he said he HAD to write us for something, so he gave 3 of us tickets for 85+, and 1 of us a ticket for 80. It could have been a lot worse. We saw him the very next day, on Highway 79, west of Borrego Springs, hiding behind a pile of lumber or something off the side of the road. Luckily, we saw his antenna sticking up above his hiding spot, and we had time to slow down. As we motored by, he recognized us and waved howdy to us.

Last time I was this early, Goodyear had shipped 6000 of the wrong tires to Le Mans

I drove a semi for 20yrs and I know from experience, the troopers in that state are all about money and will write you a ticket for anything.

Rule #1 of rally driving is that if you get pulled over, let Ed do the talking.

i could listen to Ed talk all day

Can you do an interview with a representative from The Ticket Clinic?

Bro, I bought a $350 civic because my truck was in the shop 😂

As someone who's not from the US I'm kinda asking myself which is more insane: US laws, or US cops? If a policeman in Germany would pull this kind of shit he'd loose his job faster than that Ferrari does 0-60 oO

I did 7days in Harrisburg Arkansas for going 104 in a 70 coming from Jonesboro to West memphis. My fine was $703 I had $2000 in court i was told I couldn't pay a dime til I did the time and was told in court We're not too fond of your kind boy worst week of my life they don't play at all about speeding

I live in Arkansas, It’s unlikely to get arrested for speeding, unless you get pulled over by a state trooper

Here's the best advice on road laws that you will ever learn: Never speed somewhere you've never been or don't frequent a lot.

I could literally listen to him talk about anything...what a voice!

I wish I had the means to be all nonchalant about the expense of hiring a lawyer and paying off two tickets in Arkansas.