KHP troopers clock more 100+ mph drivers on Kansas highways

29 March 2024

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The Kansas Highway Patrol is reminding drivers to follow the speed limits on the road.

Troop C of the Kansas Highway Patrol posted photos showing troopers catching drivers driving well over the posted speed limits, all of them over 100 mph.

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In McPherson County, KHP Lieutenant Rust clocked a driver going 112 miles per hour in a 75 mph zone.

In all of the photos the KHP posted, the speed limit was 70-75. The other speeders who were clocked showed 104, 107, and 100 miles per hour.

Kansas Highway Patrol Lieutenant Eilert clocked a driver going 100 mph in a 70 mph zone in Cloud County (Courtesy: Kansas Highway Patrol)Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper Fraser clocked a driver going 104 mph in a 75 mph zone (Courtesy: Kansas Highway Patrol)Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper Van Buren clocked a driver going 107 in a 75 mph zone in Ellsworth County (Courtesy: Kansas Highway Patrol)Kansas Highway Patrol Lieutenant Rust clocked a driver going 112 mph in a 75 mph in McPherson County (Courtesy: Kansas Highway Patrol)

AAA of Kansas says the number of deadly crashes continues to climb. Nationwide, over the past 20 years, speeding has been a factor in about one-third of all fatal motor vehicle crashes.

Find more information on traffic safety from AAA by clicking here.

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