Highway 64
How does a village of 253 people with less than 160 residential homes at a median value of about $48,000 taxed at a rate of 0.0948 mils within 0.8 square miles obtain sufficient funds to operate a city, pay salaries, buy insurance, etc. They invest in a couple of chargers, of course; put blue lights on them, hire a police chief and part-time deputy and sit out on Highway 64 waiting for unsuspecting people to drive through their friendly village. In South Carolina the progression for speeds is 55-45-35; but not in Olar. In Olar it is 55-45-30 and the progression comes very quickly. Well to make a long story short, both my GPS and my speedometer read 37mph (yes I was speeding) but I was cited at 44 and given a $180 ticket. The check is to be made payable to the City of Olar. I will not fight the ticket, but after reading other reports of Olar, I will write a letter to the South Carolina Attorney General asking for some interdiction on behalf of people who travel Highway 64 and Highway 321.
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