09/04/2026
Someone driving a motorcycle was just arrested after being clocked at 152 MPH on Loop 303 near Bell Road in Surprise on Monday. According to Arizona DPS, the posted speed limit there was 65 MPH.
And just to put dangerous motorcycle speed into perspective for everyday drivers…
Right now, our firm is handling multiple motorcycle crash cases involving deaths and severe injuries where excessive speed played a major role.
Think about this…
If the speed limit is 40 MPH and a motorcycle is traveling 80 MPH, the motorcycle reaches the same point in half the time.
A driver preparing to make a left turn might look, see a motorcycle far enough away that they reasonably believe they have 5–6 seconds to complete the turn.
But if that motorcycle is traveling twice the speed limit?
That 5–6 seconds becomes roughly 2.5–3 seconds.
The driver starts making what appears to be a safe turn, and suddenly the motorcycle is there T-boning the vehicle at an enormous rate of speed.
We see the aftermath of these crashes.
Deaths. Catastrophic injuries. Families whose lives change forever.
This isn’t about being anti-motorcycle. It’s about understanding that when you ride at extreme speeds on public roads, the other drivers around you cannot accurately judge how quickly you are going to reach them. At those speeds, your motorcycle is essentially moving like a bullet.
A racetrack is designed for racing.
Loop 303, Bell Road, and our neighborhood streets are not.
Please slow down. Everyone deserves to make it home. 🙏🏻