First American Speeder Fined for 20 MPH History
Newport, R. I. The chauffeur Michal Woods sped a New York limousine at 20 mph in 1904, becoming the nation’s third motorist jailed for speed. Judge Darius Baker sentenced him to five days after Woods, seen by bicycle patrolman Sullivan, had prior speed incidents.
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