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.
Most speeding tickets are for violation of the absolute speeding limit, meaning you were driving faster than the posted speed limit. The most important thing to find out is how the officer determined your driving speed. Often times, the means by which a police officer measured your speed can be contested in court. If a flaw can be found in the determination of speed, then the case can be dismissed and the ticket will be defeated. The most common forms of measuring speed are pacing, radar, aircraft detection, laser and VASCAR.