Having lived in both California and Michigan I can tell you that I would rather drive with 6 lanes of Califorians @ 85~90 mph than 2~3 lanes of Michiganders at 75~80 mph. Give me the 405 freeway in LA vs I-75 in Detroit any day.
Nobody should be surprised about the windage that the cops are using to generate income. The biggest money maker is the construction zone. I see the signs that say 60mph unless workers are present. I am often the only one who slows for a single guy on the side of the road either in a truck or outside. I can't tell you how many times there seems to be a laser gun somewhere close.
You shouldn't think that Michigan is the only state that gives you a buy-out option. Californians have been going to "traffic school" for years to avoid points. Keep in mind that sometimes even though you don't get points on your license, that doesn't mean that your insurance company won't see that ticket and index your rate. Happened to me back in the 70's during the 55mph days.
Car insurance is a concept that was started by Al Capone. Today's companies have simply refined his original marketing approach.
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