Well, I personally use the phrase cash a check to mean that I'm taking a check to the bank to get the amount in cash. Others probably use it interchangably to mean deposit a check, which I'd say means taking a check to the bank with the intent to deposit it (either in full or partially) into an account. YMMV.
Advisory speed signs have a great advantage over speed limit signs: Rather than being based on decisions of governmental agencies, the numbers on advisory speed signs are to be based on a law of physics. This is the law stating that a moving object will continue in the same direction unless acted upon by an outside force.
1 Or put another way, if you are driving 40 mph in a 45-mph zone on an icy road in heavy fog, a cop could sensibly conclude that by driving too fast for road conditions you are in violation of the âbasicâ speed law. 2  This type of ticket is mostly handed out after an accident. Most states have an âabsoluteâ speed law. 2  There is no trick to how this works: If the sign says 40 mph and you drive 41 mph or more, you have violated the law. 3  Presumed. â 4 Presumedâ speed-limit violations are a little more complicated but give you far more flexibility in building your defense.