Driver in ‘modified’ Dodge challenger clocked at 110 mph in northeast Kansas

Sergeant Jonathan Sumner with the Wabaunsee County Sheriff’s Office said deputies pulled a driver over around 3:15 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 22 near mile-marker 330 on I-70 just north of McFarland. Law enforcement spotted the driver traveling south at 110 mph on nearby K-99 Highway before making the traffic stop.

K-99 has a posted speed limit of 65 mph, meaning the driver was moving at 45 mph above the legal speed. Deputies pulled the driver over, who was in a “modified” Dodge challenger, and issued a ticket for the traffic violation.

Sumner said the combination of the citation and court costs made the ticket almost $500. Drivers in Kansas who are speeding, but not committing any other crimes, are subject to an increasing amount of fines based on the state’s uniform fine schedule.

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