Did our readers think we were done with new posts? Was it the days of silence that may have confused everyone that qball.org no longer is willing to entertain? Well, we are back (from Vegas), and it was a rough few days but now it is back to the tasks that do not lose us insane amounts of money (only time).

If you are like us, you like to drive as fast as possible without any regard to safety and the law. Also, you probably get more frustrated when a police catches you speeding than some goon going 40 MPH in the left lane. If so, just head on over to the Click of the Week to ease that anger. The Speedtrap Exchange is a click that thoroughly informs its visitors of locations and methods to avoid the dreaded speedtraps of America.

Speedtrap Exchange is supported by the NMA, who began creating a database of possible speedtraps located throughout all the states. This database has grown into a place where individuals can contribute their eye witness reports of speedtraps and their locations. If you know of any, please let us all know where we can speed without the law bringing us down. Speedtrap Exchange also provides a service to help fight speedtrap tickets as well as a section to help fight and eliminate speedtraps in your city.

We did notice that some of the database information is not as detailed as it could be, or a little outdated. However, we do know of three speedtraps that were listed correctly and verified by several other visitors to the click. We think it is every person's right to speed and avoid speedtraps which makes this click a great resource to any trip performed in a car. One might argue that the posted speed limits are there for safety of you and others. We would like to comment on this argument, but we are driving too fast to hear you.